While Monero ($XMR) battles headlines about a suspected 51% attack, the XolosArmy Network stands firm — not just because of belief, but because of tech. At the core of our confidence lies a powerful defense mechanism that Monero (and many PoW chains) lack: Avalanche Post-Consensus.
On August 12, 2025, reports emerged of an entity — Qubic — attempting to dominate Monero’s hashrate, allegedly triggering a six-block deep reorganization. This exposed a fundamental weakness in pure Proof-of-Work systems: if someone can get enough hashrate, they can rewrite history.
eCash's innovation lies in its hybrid consensus model. It combines Nakamoto-style Proof of Work for mining, with Avalanche Post-Consensus for validation. This means even if someone gets a majority of the hashrate, their chain won't be accepted unless they also control over 87% of the staked XEC.
This makes launching a 51% attack on eCash not just technically hard, but economically suicidal.
Unlike most chains where “finality” is probabilistic and uncertain for minutes (or hours), eCash delivers true block finality in 3 seconds. For businesses, dApps, and daily users, this means faster, safer, and more reliable transactions.
The thread that sparked this conversation suggests Monero might need to adopt Avalanche-like mechanisms in the future. But while that’s debated, eCash already runs it — and the XolosArmy is building on top of it.
The days of relying on hashrate alone are numbered. At XolosArmy Network, we believe that security, speed, and decentralization must walk together — and eCash is leading that path.
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