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@@ -1416,7 +1416,7 @@ using their own full ((("managed pools", startref="manage-pool")))node.
 
 ===== Peer-to-peer mining pool (P2Pool)
 
-Managed pools using Stratum v1 create the possibility of cheating by
+Managed pools ((("P2Pool (peer-to-peer mining pool)", id="p2pool")))using Stratum v1 create the possibility of cheating by
 the pool operator, who might direct the pool effort to double-spend
 transactions or invalidate blocks (see <<consensus_attacks>>).
 Furthermore, centralized pool servers represent a
@@ -1461,7 +1461,7 @@ attack problem for Bitcoin itself. Rather, P2Pool makes Bitcoin more
 robust overall, as part of a diversified mining ecosystem.  As of this
 writing, P2Pool has fallen into disuse, but new protocols such as
 Stratum v2 can allow individual miners to choose the transactions they
-include in their((("bitcoins", "mining", "competitiveness of", startref="bitcoin-mining-competition")))((("mining", "competitiveness of", startref="mining-competitive")))((("bitcoins", "mining", "mining pools", startref="bitcoin-mining-pools")))((("mining", "mining pools", startref="mining-mining-pools")))((("mining pools", startref="mining-pools"))) blocks.
+include in their((("bitcoins", "mining", "competitiveness of", startref="bitcoin-mining-competition")))((("mining", "competitiveness of", startref="mining-competitive")))((("bitcoins", "mining", "mining pools", startref="bitcoin-mining-pools")))((("mining", "mining pools", startref="mining-mining-pools")))((("mining pools", startref="mining-pools")))((("P2Pool (peer-to-peer mining pool)", startref="p2pool"))) blocks.
 
 [[consensus_attacks]]
 === Hashrate Attacks