The Qubic community, known for its success in securing a 51% attack on Monero’s network this week, has voted to target the cryptocurrency Dogecoin (DOGE) for their next maneuver. Sergey Ivancheglo, founder of the Qubic network, initiated a poll asking the community which specific blockchain they should attempt a similar 51% takeover on, including DOGE, Kaspa (KAS), and Zcash (ZEC). The results are clear – Dogecoin received over 300 votes, exceeding all other choices. 2.32 gigahashes per second (GH/s) of hashrate control was achieved by the Qubic mining pool following a contentious month-long battle for dominance in the Monero network. This successful attack on the privacy-focused blockchain, as explained by Ivancheglo online, is prompting concerns about the future of digital asset blockchains reliant on mining. Crypto exchange Kraken has paused Monero deposits temporarily due to the significant security implications. While withdrawals and trading remain operational, the exchange promises to resume deposits when they deem network stability restored. Qubic’s attack on Monero highlights the potential vulnerabilities of crypto blockchains, especially those relying on proof-of-work systems.