There is no „situation“. Qbic is running a fear mongering PR campaign to push their shitcoin by renting monero hash rate. They aren’t even close to 51%, even with all the rented hash they are paying for.
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tldr; The article discusses an unprecedented attempt by the cryptocurrency Qubic to launch a 51% attack on Monero, a leading privacy-focused cryptocurrency. Qubic, a centralized cryptocurrency using ‚Useful Proof of Work,‘ is redirecting its network’s computing power to mine Monero, aiming to dominate its hashrate and monopolize block rewards. While Qubic claims to control up to 30% of Monero’s hashrate, Monero’s community remains largely unconcerned, citing statistical analyses that suggest a sustained 51% attack is unlikely. The situation highlights the ongoing tension between centralization and decentralization in the crypto space.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
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There is no „situation“. Qbic is running a fear mongering PR campaign to push their shitcoin by renting monero hash rate. They aren’t even close to 51%, even with all the rented hash they are paying for.
tldr; The article discusses an unprecedented attempt by the cryptocurrency Qubic to launch a 51% attack on Monero, a leading privacy-focused cryptocurrency. Qubic, a centralized cryptocurrency using ‚Useful Proof of Work,‘ is redirecting its network’s computing power to mine Monero, aiming to dominate its hashrate and monopolize block rewards. While Qubic claims to control up to 30% of Monero’s hashrate, Monero’s community remains largely unconcerned, citing statistical analyses that suggest a sustained 51% attack is unlikely. The situation highlights the ongoing tension between centralization and decentralization in the crypto space.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.