I don't know, take 10, this is ridiculous. What's up, sons? It's Blinron with Sound of Attack. Once again, we're coming back with another video today. We have to cover this topic. Son's birthday went great, so thanks everybody that reached out and congratulated him for his fifth birthday, by the way. And it was fantastic. Today we got to talk about red panda minings called Taminer's basically to throw a coup against Ethereum. I wouldn't necessarily call it a coup yet, but it is basically a demonstration in protest against Stop EIP 1559. We'll get it into it right after a word from our sponsor. Today's sponsor is myself. To support the channel, click the join button down below and you will be able to access our privately hosted rocket chat. Selecting the 199 option will get you access, and after that you just need to head on over to the membership tab, scroll down and expand out your membership perks and find the section for connecting on social media. In that section, there will be a secret registration URL for rocket chat, where you can sign up, and enjoy talking with other cryptocurrency enthusiasts and miners without scammers, spammers or bots. Okay, Doug, so we're just going to hop right into the tweet from Red Panda Mining, who said for educational purposes. Let's collectively move our hash to etherb.org on April 1st for 51 hours. Hashtag Stop EIP 1559 Hashtag Ethereum. So hold on just one second. Nobody here is saying that we're going to perform a 51% attack at this time. With the sediment of miners, I wouldn't be surprised if somebody did try to do that, but at this time that's not what Red Panda Mining is saying here, because there is this little carrot that the Ethereum devs have kind of dangled in front of miners, who said that essentially, from my understanding, if it could be demonstrated that 40% or more of the network could be taken over than they would take it into consideration before passing EIP 1559. So let's talk about the three scenarios that are going around on Twitter in relation to this. First, the good outcome, what miners are expecting. The overall hash rate of ethermind to reach 51% and no attack to take place, only to show the eth devs that an attack could happen. Bad outcome, what might happen. As an attacker, they don't have to hack all mining pools. They just have to hack ethermind on the first of April, and they can literally pull off a 51% attack. If most of the hash power is on ethermind, this would force a rollback, and it would be Ethereum 2015 to 2021. Rip, I mean, you guys get the idea an attacker could perform a 51% attack. The middle ground or outcome, which they are saying is a better approach, is to stop as overall hash rate reaches 40%. If you followed the community calls that eth devs said 40% would be enough for them to consider taking action, anything about 50% is dangerous territory that can cause damage essentially. All right. So, if this is possible, and we can form a protest essentially, and basically demonstrate to the eth devs that it is possible to perform a 51% attack, and that miners could coordinate that in theory, they may consider making some changes. Maybe that block reward update that Bits is talking about. Who knows? Here's my thoughts on it. I don't think that it's necessarily possible. The reason being is that the pool that supports the IP 1559, F2 pool, has gone up to 10% of the total network hash within the past couple weeks. We know that in Ocelacon has been working on new ASICs, and we also know from the dev calls that in Ocelacon supports Ethereum. So, my thoughts here, in general, is that there's a lot more hash power than just the GPU miners that are out there. However, this would be an interesting test to see what the hash power is for GPU miners. So, I say if your GPU miner, go ahead and do it. Then we actually know how much power we actually have, which could be kind of cool. Now, I want to make this clear as well. I do not have any ill will or intent towards the Ethereum devs. You should not show any ill will or intent ill will or ill intent towards any Ethereum devs. Period. That is not what this video is about. That's not what even Red Panda is trying to do here. In no shape or form, should you message anything rude, mean, or demeaning towards anybody on the team? And I condone that right now, right off the bat. But we can vote with our graphics cards. So, you can vote to either mine to F2 pool if you want to vote essentially for EIP 1559, or you can mine to ethermind.org if you wish to vote against EIP 1559. I will leave that choice up to you, but I will show you because there was a question that it's pretty easy to go ahead and within high-vos just edit your flight sheet, select the pool and select ethermind. It is on the list. Once you select it, you can select the location closest to you and basically be good to go. I hope you enjoyed this video. I'd like to hear your thoughts and opinions down in the comment section below. And I will see you next Tuesday.