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Good morning $Qubic ☕️… You’ve probably seen this doing the rounds already, but Qubic is so close now. Just over 250 votes from 1st place to get a free listing on @swissborg Qubic community, do your thing 🤝 swissborg-community-token-cu…

🚀 Fresh alpha for the whole Vottun fam! The Bridge with @_Qubic_ is now in its final phase of audit & testing. ✅ Stronger security. ✅ Smoother cross-chain flows. ✅ Real use cases for builders This is just one more step towards what’s coming: staking, quests & the Battle Pass, all fully connected. 🙌 Huge shoutout to everyone still here building with us. The best is yet to come!

We will use Grok 3.5 (maybe we should call it 4), which has advanced reasoning, to rewrite the entire corpus of human knowledge, adding missing information and deleting errors. Then retrain on that. Far too much garbage in any foundation model trained on uncorrected data.

Thanks for the highlight @_Qubic_🤝 CertiK's performance evaluation confirmed Qubic’s AI-focused blockchain reached 15.5M TPS peak performance. 📸 Check out their setup at IBW! Verify performance details on Skynet👇 skynet.certik.com/projects/q…

$Qubic's Useful Proof of Work (uPoW) → What is Useful Proof of Work (uPoW)? $Qubic's network uses a system called Useful Proof of Work to stay secure and fair. Instead of having every miner solve the same problem, each miner gets a custom puzzle tied to their unique ID. Only they can solve it, which makes the system highly secure and resistant to cheating. → How is it different from traditional Proof of Work? In traditional Proof of Work systems like $BTC, powerful machines (called ASICs, which are built solely for mining a single type of cryptocurrency) dominate the network. This creates an unfair advantage for those who can afford high-end hardware. $Qubic flips that. With uPoW, puzzles are personalized and non-transferable, making the system ASIC-resistant by design. It’s CPU-friendly, meaning regular machines can mine efficiently, leveling the playing field and opening up mining to everyone. → Why is it cost-effective? uPoW avoids the energy waste seen in traditional mining. It runs efficiently on standard hardware, reducing electricity costs and making mining more accessible to the average user. → Why is it called “Useful” Proof of Work? Because the work actually has real-world utility. Instead of solving meaningless math: – 50% of the time, mining power is used to train Aigarth, $Qubic's evolving Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) (More on that soon...) – The other 50% is used for real computation, like mining $Monero. That Monero is sold, and the proceeds are used to buy back and burn $QUBIC. No energy is wasted. Every watt contributes to growing intelligence or strengthening the ecosystem. Credit to : @m4r71n_4r7 & @rudynakamoto