最新报道：According to the news on July 28, Monero is facing a suspected network takeover attempt initiated by the mining pool Qubic, which has aroused strong opposition from the community and concerns about the centralization of computing power. As of Monday, MiningPoolStats data showed that Qubic's ranking in the Monero mining pool fell from the top to the seventh. After the community discovered its takeover, the computing power dropped sharply. On June 30, Qubic's blog revealed that it would incentivize Monero CPU mining through its own network, and the mined XMR would be used for ecosystem repurchase and token destruction. Founder Sergey Ivancheglo publicly admitted that the Qubic network is taking over the Monero network and will reject blocks from other mining pools after controlling most of the computing power. On Monday, Ivancheglo said that the Qubic mining pool will stop reporting computing power from next Wednesday, making it more difficult to assess threats. He also said that he is looking for countermeasures to deal with attacks planned by himself. Unstoppable Wallet analyst Dan Dadybayo explained that with 51% of the computing power, Qubic can isolate blocks, reject transactions, delay confirmation, suppress competition and force protocol changes. He noted that Ivancheglo had suggested that from August 2, Monero users should expect orphaned blocks and should only accept transactions after 13 confirmations. Dadybayo added that while Qubic claims it has no intention of harming Monero, “intentions don’t matter.” He explained that centralization means risk, and potential censorship is destructive to the network, concluding that incentive mechanisms have become a new attack vector.