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Monero is shaken by an attempt to takeover the network: the mining pool Qubic, the protagonist of the 51% attack, comes under DDoS, reducing its hashrate from 2.6 GH/s to 0.8 GH/s in a few hours.
What happened between Qubic, Monero, and the DDoS threat?
According to a post on X, Sergey Ivancheglo — a key figure in the crypto sector — announces that he himself is behind the controversial attempt to control the Monero network by surpassing the 51% threshold of computing power. In a surprising twist of events, his mining pool, Qubic, suffers a DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack, aimed at rendering the just-begun takeover ineffective.

#Qubic pool hashrate peaked 2.6 GH/s before #Monero DDoS attacks knocked it down to 0.8 GH/s by making 2/3 of miners disconnect.
— Come-from-Beyond (@c___f___b) August 3, 2025
The most significant data is the drastic drop in hashrate: the computational power decreases from 2.6 gigahash per second (GH/s) to only 0.8 GH/s. Ivanchegl

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