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January 10, 2019, 04:04:50 PM
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Usap-usapan ngayon sa social media at ibang crypto related forum and blogs ang dahilan ng panibagong biglaang pagbagsak na naman ng presyo ng Bitcoin at ibang Alts, Una na dito ang 51% attacks sa Ethereum Classic at iba pang major alts kagaya ng Monero.. Katulad na lang sa Eth Classic, $1.1M ang naencash ng hacker dito, hindi lang yan pati na rin ang Monero na sinasabing ilang libong bitcoin na galing sa pinapalitang monero ang naencash din, talagang TOTAL DUMP ang nangyari sa mga major alts na ito..

By the way here's the source:
Ethereum Classic hackers steal over $1.1M with 51% attacks
https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2019/01/08/ehtereum-classic-51-percent-attack/

Ethereum Classic Suffers Possible 51% Attack, Latest in String of Smaller Coin Attacks
https://dashnews.org/ethereum-classic-suffers-possible-51-attack-latest-in-string-of-smaller-coin-attacks/

Ethereum Classic Did Not Solve Its Problem Following 51% Attack
https://cryptonews.com/news/ethereum-classic-did-not-solve-its-problem-following-51-atta-3183.htm


Monero threatened by 51% attack.
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/aehg3c/monero_threatened_by_51_attack/
About Monero, sabi ng ilang nakausap ko, nadale na rin daw ito kanina kaya bumulusok ang price sa market..


Para sa kaalaman ng lahat ano ba ang 51% Attacks?

DEFINITION of 51% Attack
51% attack refers to an attack on a blockchain – usually bitcoin's, for which such an attack is still hypothetical – by a group of miners controlling more than 50% of the network's mining hashrate, or computing power. The attackers would be able to prevent new transactions from gaining confirmations, allowing them to halt payments between some or all users. They would also be able to reverse transactions that were completed while they were in control of the network, meaning they could double-spend coins.


- Sa madaling salita : by controlling the majority of the computing power on the network, an attacker or group of attackers can interfere with the process of recording new blocks. They can prevent other miners from completing blocks, theoretically allowing them to monopolize the mining of new blocks and earn all of the rewards (for bitcoin, the reward is currently 12.5 newly-created bitcoins, though it will eventually drop to zero).

Source: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/1/51-attack.asp

Kaya ang tatamaan nito kadalasan ay ang mga Proof of Work base coin (POW) na kapag mahina ang network hashrate dit nakakapasok ang 51% attacks from hacker..

May solution ba dito?

Lahat naman may solution, pero ito ay di madali sa mga coin na ummiral na ng matagal sa merkado, lubhang malaking trabaho ito, kaya ang resulta karamihan sa aming mga minero ay naghahanap ng coin na alternatibo na di makakaranas ng ganitong klase ng problema.

Sa kasalukayan, ang inyong lingkod ay nagmimina ng SUQA coin sa kadahilanang ito lang ang tangin coin na nakalikha ng bagong algorithm na pasok sa panlasa namin, at di lang yan ang x22i ay isang bagong technology na maaring magbigay ng chance sa mga GPU miner.

Ang KOMODO coin ang unang proyekto na may mataas na 51% attacks resistance, na siya namang katuwang ngayon ng SUQA coin..

Bitcoin-Level Security For All
Komodo’s innovative delayed-Proof-of-Work (dPoW) security mechanism protects the entire ecosystem with the power of the Bitcoin Network. To compromise a protected chain, an attacker would need to overpower the native network, the KMD network, and the BTC network – all at the same time. Minimize risk through Komodo’s 3 layer protection for complete peace of mind.


Source:   https://komodoplatform.com/technology/

SUQA SOurce: https://twitter.com/SUQAfoundation/status/1082991342404452352
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