⚡️After this second 51% attack over 3 months, many exchanges have delisted #BitcoinSV $BSV and could mark the end of this Bcash HardFork, launched by Craig Wright (who has said he created Bitcoin, and was Satoshi Nakamoto 😅)
⚠️ What is a 51% Attack?
👉 A 51% attack occurs when an entity manages to control 51% of the total hash rate of a blockchain. This way, it can unilaterally decide which new blocks are added to a chain, confusing the nodes.
👉 The 51% attack occurs on weak chains that are unsafe or uninteresting to miners. The most famous examples of these kinds of attacks, in addition to $BSV, have been the cases of Ethereum Classic $ETC, Verge $XVG, and BitcoinCash $BCH on different occasions.
https://cryptopotato.com/bitcoin-sv-51-attack/
⚠️ What is a 51% Attack?
👉 A 51% attack occurs when an entity manages to control 51% of the total hash rate of a blockchain. This way, it can unilaterally decide which new blocks are added to a chain, confusing the nodes.
👉 The 51% attack occurs on weak chains that are unsafe or uninteresting to miners. The most famous examples of these kinds of attacks, in addition to $BSV, have been the cases of Ethereum Classic $ETC, Verge $XVG, and BitcoinCash $BCH on different occasions.
https://cryptopotato.com/bitcoin-sv-51-attack/
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Bitcoin SV Suffers Another 51% Attack
An unidentified group reorganized the Bitcoin SV blockchain, creating 3 different chains that were mined at the same time