2018-9-15 12:15 |
Amid crypto's war on ASICs, the Grin community is taking a new approach – shut them out for a limited time with consistent hard forks. origin »
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GRIN, a mimblewimble protocol-based privacy coin, had become the latest victim of a 51% attack when a group of unknown miners got control of more than 50% of the network's hashing power. On November 7th, the network came under attack by an unknown mining group, which was able to gain control of 57.
Privacy coin GRIN is the latest cryptocurrency to suffer a 51% attack as an...
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A 51% attack occurs when a miner (or miners) acquires more than 50% of the network's mining hash power and takes control of the network.
Позади ещё один месяц. Для владельцев криптовалют он запомнится резким ростом курсов монет и массовыми заявлениями о начале буллрана рынка. В то же время майнеры монет на пуле 2Miners будут помнить июль благодаря появлению новой монеты, успешному обновлению сети Grin...
Grin coin developer who goes by the pseudo ‘Yeastplume’ recently announced that a new wallet version is ready for the upcoming hard fork in mid-January. Yeastplume who is also a developer for the Mimblewimble protocol noted that users will have to upgrade to the new v3.
The privacy coin Grin has received a mysterious anonymous donation of 50 Bitcoin (BTC), according to Daniel Lehnberg, one of the developers of the group. He explained that the donor spoke briefly with him and decided to stay anonymous, so he would not share the person’s identity.
Satoshi smoke and mirrors clouds a new, anonymous 50 Bitcoin donation to privacy coin Grin’s general fund