So I was just reading an article about the Nakamoto coefficient, and it mentioned that #Bitcoin's Nakamoto coefficient is two, since two mining pools are able to collude and gain 51% of the hash rate. Measuring #Monero in that same way shows it also has a Nakamoto coefficient of 2, but it seems like a 51% attack in Monero would be less damaging than a 51% attack in Bitcoin since the mining pools would have to either stop all transactions or continue to allow all transactions through since they can't filter out specific transactions.