Following a recent 51% attack on the Monero network, the Qubic community has chosen to conduct a potential security test on Dogecoin. Over 300 community members voted in favor of this initiative, with Sergey Ivancheglo, founder of Qubic, confirming the decision via a shared screenshot. This selection process was driven by technical infrastructure and defense mechanisms, though other options like Kaspa and Zcash were also considered. 51% attacks occur when a single group controls a majority of a network’s computing power, allowing for transaction manipulation. While Dogecoin currently holds lower hash rate (2.23 petahash per second) compared to industry leader Bitcoin (964 exahash per second), its merged mining with Litecoin offers additional security. This unique integration enhances the network’s resilience against attacks and strengthens community support. The Qubic community’s decision raises questions about the future of cryptocurrency network security, prompting further investigation into potential vulnerabilities within the ecosystem.