BTC $86,807.00 (-0.09%)

ETH $2,837.21 (-3.62%)

BNB $834.78 (-3.89%)

XRP $1.84 (-4.37%)

SOL $123.17 (-3.93%)

TRX $0.28 (-1.04%)

DOGE $0.12 (-4.65%)

ADA $0.36 (-4.61%)

BCH $530.62 (-2.71%)

LINK $12.17 (-4.65%)

XMR $429.38 (+0.38%)

XLM $0.21 (-4.10%)

HYPE $24.20 (-10.86%)

ZEC $395.32 (+1.38%)

LEO $6.58 (-27.01%)

LTC $75.34 (-4.51%)

SUI $1.40 (-5.27%)

AVAX $11.78 (-3.40%)

HBAR $0.11 (-3.53%)

SHIB $0.00 (-4.34%)

BTC $86,807.00 (-0.09%)

ETH $2,837.21 (-3.62%)

BNB $834.78 (-3.89%)

XRP $1.84 (-4.37%)

SOL $123.17 (-3.93%)

TRX $0.28 (-1.04%)

DOGE $0.12 (-4.65%)

ADA $0.36 (-4.61%)

BCH $530.62 (-2.71%)

LINK $12.17 (-4.65%)

XMR $429.38 (+0.38%)

XLM $0.21 (-4.10%)

HYPE $24.20 (-10.86%)

ZEC $395.32 (+1.38%)

LEO $6.58 (-27.01%)

LTC $75.34 (-4.51%)

SUI $1.40 (-5.27%)

AVAX $11.78 (-3.40%)

HBAR $0.11 (-3.53%)

SHIB $0.00 (-4.34%)

Selfish Mining

Selfish Mining is mining where a miner mines a new block without broadcasting it to the relevant network. The reason for doing so is that if the selfish miner also manages to find a second block faster than any other miner, he/she has created the longest public chain. If he/she has created the longest public chain, all other blocks that have been mined in the meantime will be invalid.