EtherZero?  That is on there, near the bottom of the list, under ethereum forks.  If there is another fork for Jan, let me know the name, I will look up info on it and add it.

Thanks for this information I will surely gonna look at this. Till now only bitcoin fork which was successful for me were Bitcoin Cash at that time I was holding around 1 BTC so I got 1 BCC and I earned good profit from that but after that I did not participate in any fork till now but I will save your list which you share and maybe I hold some BTC for the next fork.

Thank you!  Added it.

https://www.abitcoin.one/home.html

1:100 abtc 498888 12.12.17 abitcoin

1/26/2017 Update:

• Added ABTC.
• Noted Bytether as "Dead" - It's been offline for several weeks.
• Updated launch date for "Bitcoin Boy"
• Fixed block number for "Bitcoin Clashic"

You are correct, I did have the incorrect Block reference for "Bitcoin Clashic", and I fixed that.  But I'm not sure I understand the last line, according to Bitcoin cash's website, it was forked on at Block 478558, which happened on August 1, 2017. "All Bitcoin holders as of block 478558 are also owners of Bitcoin Cash. All are welcome to join the Bitcoin Cash community as we move forward in creating sound money accessible to the whole world."

Updated 2/4/2018 to include MoneroV and updated the launch dates of latest Bitcoin Forks.

He could not name any. Because, except of ABTC which indeed asks for your private keys on their web site most of other forks you can claim using open source python script https://github.com/ymgve/bitcoin_fork_claimer

Also you can find plenty of info how to claim and sell all these forks on https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinAirdrops/

The list is too long. I doubt if there is a sound and valid reasons for such forks. I am quite sure though that around 90 percent of these Bitcoin forks are nothing but attempts to make money out of thin air. Perhaps the same forks basically lack the vision or even the slightest idea or objective of their new coin. This is going to be another one bad point to Bitcoin if the forks continue to grow exponentially or even irrationally. It looks like a few people are playing with it already.

What would be really awesome would be to include short notes/ links on how to claim - this information is very difficult to get by for each of the forks.