Monero, the leading privacy-focused cryptocurrency, has gone 36 hours safe from another selfish mining attack by the Qubic pool. Selfish mining is a strategy often seen as malicious that occurs when a miner, with a significant share of the network’s hashrate, intentionally delays broadcasting their mined blocks, causing a chain reorganization (reorg) or fork, invalidating other miners’ blocks and rewards.
On August 12, the Qubic Pool successfully caused a six-block chain reorg from block height 3,475,995 to 3,476,000, effectively rewriting this piece of Monero’s blockchain history and causing disruption. Many exchanges and services reportedly halted Monero
XMR
$254.3
24h volatility:
0.4%
Market cap:
$4.69 B
Vol. 24h:
$62.78 M
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