@siggy47 posed a valid question earlier today, one that I think many have wondered but might be afraid to ask.

I wasn't around for the 2017 hard fork, nor am I much of an expert (those who read my posts should know that.) But I started investigating and below is my summarized 40000ft view (anyone else, please feel free to correct me, mere pleb that I am):

To dump or not to dump, that is the question.
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, or to take arms agains a sea of troubles....

Noobs beware. Dumping forked coins is relatively complex and will inherit risk.

First of all, with a chain split your coins are duplicated on two chains, but share the same UTXO.
Dumping a forked coin where there is no replay protection (e.g. bip110 forked chain, of this occurs) first requires 'splitting' the UTXOs because transactions getting 'replayed' = coins get spent on both chains. Splitting utxos may/may not be supported by HWs with their own GUIs. Lastly, be aware of scammers/malware etc, that sell you easy solutions, as always.

Using Sparrow with RBF enabled txs with two different node implementations is one way. Dyor, proceed at your own risk, obvs. It looks like Wicked intends to upload another more detailed tutorial. Timing is of essence here. And liquidity on forked chains has of yet to be determined.

Also, mind you, dumping forked coins on kyc exchanges are great for the statist regimes that want to dox your stack to criminal orgs, since the forked coins will trace back to your stack. There is a pretty good arsenal of privacy tools available for the last problem, but, this is adding complexity now to a process that is already not beginner friendly.

All of this to say, if you play woth shitcoins, you will smell like shit (did I get that one right @DarthCoin?) There will be a cost (txfees, coordinator fees for coinjoins, and most importantly, your time), and who even knows of any exchanges will list these forked coins.

Again, I humbly submit that this is the accumulated wisdom of a few hours research. I'd really like to know where others (hopefully with more knowledge and experoence than me) land here.