Основатель майнинг-пула Qubic угрожает биткоину

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-01-14Last updated on 2025-09-15

Основатель майнинг-пула Qubic Сергей Иванчегло продолжает делать громкие заявления и предпринимать действия, которые провоцируют тревогу в криптосообществе. На фоне атаки на Monero (XMR) он пригрозил переключить мощности на биткоин (BTC). Ранее сообщество Qubic голосовало за атаку на Dogecoin (DOGE)

Рассказываем, что происходит и почему Иванчегло угрожает представителям биткоин-сообщества.

Угроза биткоину

В своем обращении Иванчегло заявил, что «китам биткоина стоит прекратить пытаться выставлять его в плохом свете». Он добавил, что в противном случае Qubic может принять решение майнить BTC после DOGE, и при этом «никто не знает, как это повлияет на состояние крупных инвесторов». В его сообщении прослеживается прямая угроза биткоин-сообществу. Речь, вероятно, идет о попытке организации атаки 51%, которую проект уже ранее проводил в других сетях.

Скрин сообщения Иванчегло

Подобные заявления участники криптосообщества расценивают как косвенную угрозу крупнейшим держателям биткоина. Если пул действительно переключит мощности, это может изменить распределение хешрейта и отразиться на доверии к сети.

Напомним, первой жертвой Quibic стала Monero. О том, что происходит с сетью криптовалюты и курсом XMR на фоне атаки, рассказали в отдельном обзоре. В августе 2025 участники Quibic проголосовали за перенос вычислительных мощностей для добычи самого капитализированного мемкоина, Dogecoin. Теперь Quibic угрожает биткоину.

Сеть самой капитализированной криптовалюты, BTC, стремительно теряет децентрализацию. В августе 2025 свыше 51% хешрейта монеты оказалось под контролем всего двух майнинг-пулов. По состоянию на момент написания обзора, ситуация несколько выправилась. Под контролем двух крупнейших пулов, Foundry USA и AntPool, чуть более 47% хешрейта.

Распределение хешрейта в сети биткоина. Источник: hashrateindex

Мнения участников криптосообщества о том, сможет ли Quibic навредить биткоину, разошлись. Одни пользователи сети видят угрозу, другие считают, что Иванчегло блефует.

Мнения участников криптосообщества об угрозе Иванчегло

Итог

Не все участники криптосообщества верят в угрозы основателя Quibic. При этом инвесторов должны насторожить уже успешно реализованные атаки на криптопроекты, ответственность за которые взял проект. Проблем добавляет высокий уровень централизации сети биткоина. На момент написания обзора, свыше 47% хешрейта BTC подконтрольно всего двум пулам.

Ранее команда Quibic утверждала, что для атаки на Monero им поребовалось перехватить не 51%, а всего 34% сети. Может ли схема сработать в случае с BTC — неизвестно.

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