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    1. * Privacy-focused Monero has suffered its largest blockchain reorganization to date, reportedly erasing over 100 confirmed transactions.
      * The disruption reignited concerns about the network’s security as Qubic now controls the largest share of Monero’s public hashrate.
      * Analysts warn that repeated reorgs could erode confidence in Monero’s long-term resilience despite ongoing fixes under testing.

    2. coinfeeds-bot on

      tldr; Monero, the privacy-focused cryptocurrency, experienced its largest blockchain reorganization to date, erasing 118 confirmed transactions due to an 18-block reorg. This event has raised concerns about the network’s security and resilience, particularly as Qubic, a controversial mining entity, controls the largest share of Monero’s hashrate. Analysts warn that repeated reorgs could undermine confidence in Monero, despite ongoing fixes being tested. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in the network’s consensus mechanism and mining landscape.

      *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

    3. not420guilty on

      Monero is the best private digital cash, and a few reorgs won’t change that. Monero will learn and improve from this attack. Monero is a tool not a virgin princess to be spoiled by a reorg. Tis but a flesh wound.

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