We call the addresses of the miners who receive the mining rewards in a reorg the “attacker” and the addresses double spent are the “victim.” The receipt timestamps are when our reorg tracker observed the blocks of a new chain become the most-work chain. “Depth” is the number of blocks that were removed from the most-work chain as a result of the reorg and “length” is the number of blocks that replaced the existing blocks in order to cause a reorg. The attacker had an expected 2.53 MH/s of hashrate to conduct one of the attacks. The overall BTG hashrate was between 2-2.5 MH/s in the days before the attack.
Time | Attacker | Depth | Length | Amount (BTG) | Expected Hashrate* (MH/s) | Expected Nicehash* Cost (BTC) |
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2020-01-23 18:01:32 | GWrW5dT | 14 | 13 | 1900 | 2.53 |