Monero (XMR), the only cryptocurrency that truly delivers on the promise of privacy and decentralization, is facing an unprecedented assault. A mining pool called Qubic, led by IOTA co-founder Sergey Ivancheglo, has seized over 51% of Monero’s network hashrate, triggering a crisis that could reshape the future of this $6 billion privacy coin. This isn’t just a technical hiccup—it’s a direct attack on the last stronghold of financial freedom in a world increasingly dominated by jew-controlled central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and surveillance systems like Palantir’s dystopian operations. For nationalists who value sovereignty and resistance against globalist overreach, Monero’s fight is our fight. Here’s what’s happening and why it matters.
The Qubic Takeover: A Calculated Strike
On August 12, 2025, Qubic announced it had achieved majority control of Monero’s hashrate, a feat confirmed by security experts like Ledger’s CTO Charles Guillemet. This isn’t a random hack but a strategic move by Qubic, which uses a “useful proof-of-work” model to lure miners with higher rewards—up to three times more profitable than standard Monero mining. By converting mined XMR into USDT and burning QUBIC tokens, Qubic created an economic incentive loop that pulled miners away from Monero’s decentralized pools, amassing enough power to dominate the network’s 4.99 GH/s hashrate.
This takeover, costing an estimated $75 million per day, allowed Qubic to orchestrate a six-block chain reorganization, discarding 60 previously accepted blocks. Such a reorg lets Qubic rewrite blockchain history, potentially enabling double-spending or transaction censorship—catastrophic for a coin built on untraceable transactions. While Qubic’s Ivancheglo claims this is an “experiment” to strengthen Monero against future threats, the damage is real: XMR’s price crashed 15-25% in a week, hitting a three-month low of $247. For White folks who see Monero as a shield against kike-driven financial control, this smells like sabotage dressed up as a tech demo.
Why Monero Matters to Nationalists
Monero stands alone in the crypto world. Unlike Bitcoin, which tracks every transaction on a public ledger, Monero’s RandomX algorithm and privacy-focused design ensure untraceable payments, making it the go-to currency for those resisting the globalist surveillance state. As jew-run CBDCs and Palantir’s data-mining empire tighten their grip, Monero is the last digital refuge for free men and women who want to transact without Big Brother’s watchful eye. Its CPU-based mining was meant to keep power in the hands of small, decentralized miners—folks like us, not corporate kikes or their shills.
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Qubic’s move threatens this. By centralizing Monero’s hashrate, they’re handing control to a single entity, undermining the coin’s core promise. If Qubic can orphan blocks from other miners, as they’ve vowed, Monero risks becoming a puppet chain, its privacy and autonomy gutted. This isn’t just a crypto problem—it’s a battle for the soul of White financial independence against world Jewry’s push for total control.
The Community Fights Back
The Monero community, a scrappy bunch of privacy purists, isn’t taking this lying down. After Qubic’s dominance peaked, miners and developers launched counterattacks, including DDoS strikes on Qubic’s pool, slashing its hashrate from 45% to under 14% in hours. This shows the grit of Monero’s base—nationalists and freedom fighters who won’t let their coin fall to centralized kike schemes. But the fight’s not over. Analysts warn Monero’s low miner rewards make it vulnerable to future attacks unless the protocol evolves.
Some, like SeraiDEX’s Luke Parker, argue the reorg might be a “lucky hash streak,” not a full attack. But with 60 orphaned blocks and a plunging XMR price, that’s cold comfort. The community’s split—some see Qubic as a stress test, others as a trojan horse for globalist agendas. Either way, Monero’s resilience is being tested like never before.
The Bigger Picture: A Warning for Freedom
This attack exposes a hard truth: even the most decentralized systems can fall to economic manipulation. Qubic didn’t need botnets or state backing—just better payouts to sway miners. For nationalists, this is a wake-up call. As CBDCs roll out, backed by Palantir’s surveillance tech, Monero’s privacy is a lifeline for White communities resisting the jew-controlled financial system. If Monero falls, the path to a cashless, tracked society accelerates.
The XMR price drop—down to $247 from $305 in a week—reflects shaken trust, but Monero’s value isn’t just in dollars. It’s the only crypto that lets you buy, sell, and live without leaving a trace for kike overlords to exploit. Qubic’s “experiment” may claim to help Monero, but nationalists know better: any move to centralize power serves the enemies of freedom.
What’s Next?
Monero’s developers are scrambling to bolster defenses, possibly tweaking RandomX or incentivizing broader mining. For now, the community’s pushback has slowed Qubic, but the $75 million daily cost of the attack suggests this isn’t sustainable long-term. Nationalists must stay vigilant, supporting Monero by mining, holding XMR, or spreading the word. This fight isn’t just about crypto—it’s about keeping a tool for White sovereignty alive against world Jewry’s onslaught.
Stay tuned for our next article, diving deeper into Qubic’s motives and the kike-backed forces eyeing Monero’s demise. For now, hold your XMR tight and keep fighting for a free, White future.
