Ravencoin could roll back four days of transactions after critical block flaw
The Ravencoin blockchain is facing a potential rollback of four days of transactions following a critical software vulnerability. Major mining pools are rebuilding the chain, causing uncertainty for users and exchanges regarding the validity of recent transactions.
A blockchain is a running record of transactions, written in batches called blocks and added by miners, who run banks of computers competing to produce the next one. Miners usually work in pools, combining their machines and splitting the proceeds. Whichever version of the record has the most computing power behind it is the one the network treats as real.
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