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Author Topic: Are there protections built-in against 51% attack?  (Read 385 times)
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November 23, 2020, 07:39:50 AM
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Exactly. Look at the 51% attack being executed on Bitcoin Cash ABC right now. https://blockchair.com/bitcoin-abc/blocks
i don't follow the details of all these shitcoins but it doesn't look like a 51% attack, there is no reorgs just some group that had a little amount of hashrate and decided they wanted to create a new shitcoin (bcashabc) out of an existing shitcoin (bcash) just like another group did and created another shitcoin (bcashsv) a while back. each with different consensus rules and mostly incompatible chains.
as i said before you can do the same exact thing with a single CPU too.

It's a DOS attack. All blocks are being kept empty by a single miner.

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