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The April 30 Qubic All Hands recap is live.
Five departments. One of the most packed updates the project has put out.
Here is what stood out:
Core tech closed more projects in the last four months than in any prior four-month window in Qubic's history. Tick speed is now under one second. The network got faster and cheaper for every dApp on it, automatically.
Oracle Machines hit full production. In Epoch 210, they processed over 600,000 queries. For context, the baseline before DOGE mining was around 15,000. That is not a roadmap number. It already happened.
The incubation program changed its model. Every investment now requires a defined return mechanism. No more non-repayable grants. If you have been watching how crypto funds projects, this is worth understanding.
The science team is days away from submitting to NeurIPS, one of the largest AI and neuroscience conferences in the world. It is the fifth paper in a deliberate research sequence. Each one builds on the last.
Business Development reported their largest pipeline to date. 164 leads, 25 of them hot, with outreach already underway.

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CFB is showing real power in $QUBIC. When #Aigarth goes live, we could reach the 𝐓𝐎𝐏 𝟏𝟎 overnight. Are you buying? 👀
#QUBIC #Crypto #CryptoNews #Altcoins #Blockchain #Web3 #CryptoCommunity #CryptoInvesting #Bullish #Top10 #AltcoinSeason #CFB #Aigarth #CryptoGrowth #NextBigThing

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The Neuraxon Intelligence Academy Vol. 7 is live.
In 1970, John Conway wrote four rules on a postcard and accidentally proved that complexity doesn't need a designer. Fifty years later, Sakana AI dropped five neural species onto a shared grid and watched cooperation emerge from pure competition.
The Qubic Scientific Team traced the line from Conway's Game of Life through Langton's edge of chaos to modern digital ecosystems, and showed where Qubic, Aigarth, and Neuraxon sit on that timeline.
The short version: the same principles that make cellular automata produce gliders and Turing machines are the ones keeping a decentralized network of thousands of nodes stable without anyone in charge.
The NxonLife experiments back it up. Branching ratio near 1. 1/f temporal correlations. Thousands of ticks of self-sustaining activity, no resets, no external normalisation.

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This isn't a daily snapshot. This is 14 days of data.
Two full epochs. One qMine's DG1+ ASIC. 13 GH/s. Real numbers.
Revenue per GH/s per day:
Mining DOGE via Qubic (QLI Pool)
→ $1.23 / GH/s
Mining LTC + DOGE on traditional pools
→ $0.58 / GH/s
That's 111% more revenue. 2.1× on the same hardware. Over a full 14-day period.
$8.39 more every single day. $117.46 over the two epochs.
Traditional pools ran merge mining the entire time, LTC and DOGE combined. That was their best hand. Qubic doubled it.
Same hardware. Same effort. 2.1× the revenue.
Note: Qubic and LTC prices averaged over the 2-epoch window. DOGE calculated at current market price, which actually favors the traditional pool side.

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Reminder: The Qubic All Hands is happening tomorrow.
Join us live on Thursday, April 30th at 11:00 AM EDT | 3:00 PM UTC, streaming here on X.
This is your inside look at what's been built and what's coming next. Five departments will be presenting:
• Incubation
• Marketing
• Core-Tech
• Science
• Business Development
Whether you're a community member, builder, or just getting curious about Qubic — this is the place to get your questions answered and hear updates straight from the teams driving the project forward.
We'll see you tomorrow. 🚀

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SpaceX acquired xAI for $250 billion. Now xAI has struck a deal giving it the right to acquire Cursor for $60 billion.
The AI industry is consolidating faster than the venture cycle can keep up with. Every major AI company is either a potential acquirer or a potential target.
Qubic is neither. 🧵

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The Doge Mining, Phase 3, Day 5 numbers are in.
Real sample. qMine DG1+ ASIC. 13 GH/s.
Mining DOGE via Qubic
→ $12.89/day
Mining LTC + DOGE on traditional pools
→ $6.82/day
That's +$6.07/day.
89% more profitable. On the same hardware.
Not 10%. Not 30%.
89% - against merge mining, where other pools are already combining LTC and DOGE just to stay competitive.
Same hardware. Same effort. Completely different outcome.

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Phase 3 is live. ✅
Qubic has completed the Dogecoin mining migration. XMR is out. The new architecture is in full effect:
⚡ ASICs → mining DOGE at 100%
🧠 CPUs/GPUs → training Aigarth at 100%
No more alternating. No more compromises. Both workstreams running simultaneously at full capacity, for the first time ever.
DOGE mined → sold → QU bought back → distributed to computors. The flywheel is spinning.
This is what full resource utilization looks like.
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#Aigarth progress looks like improving a single branch of a technology tree in a strategy computer game. It's all about energy.
Trinary and CPU were the easiest discoveries.
Anti-attractors felt like discovery of an alien tech, we still don't fully understand how to unlock its potential.
Recently we removed some things which happened to be different aspects of the same phenomenon (separation to training and testing datasets, precise representation of data). For that we looked at the whole concept pretending to be a 4-dimensional being.
Now we have to find much more energy than is currently available to the #Qubic ecosystem. But why should hoomans and their computers do all the work?..
So here is the plan:
1. Implement Outsourced Computations feature to give #AI ability to affect the outer world.
2. Run #IntelligentTissue on the network.
3. Target mining power towards improvement of that #IntelligentTissue.
4. Set the main task for that thing to bringing more energy into the ecosystem.
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QBridge went live on April 9. Two weeks in.
1,146 transactions. 20.77B QU in volume across ETH/wQUBIC and USDC/wQUBIC pools on Uniswap v4.
That is not a beta curve. That is liquidity behaving like it already knew where to go.
Bridge infrastructure is supposed to be the boring part. The part that takes a year to warm up. The part where you publish quarterly updates and hope the curve bends by Q4.
This one hit stride in two weeks.
What made the difference:
→ Non-custodial lock-and-mint. Every wQUBIC backed 1:1 by native QUBIC in a verifiable smart contract.
→ Two pools launched together. ETH and USDC on the same day.
→ Transfer-first state updates and automatic refunds on failed transactions. The things users don't think about until something breaks.
Solana bridge is in QA with Avicenne Studios. Summer target.

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Mining DOGE the old way?
You might be leaving 53% more profit on the table.
🧪 Test setup from qMine Project: DG1+ (13 GH/s)
Qubic:
→ $8.78/day
Traditional pools:
→ $5.75/day
That’s +$3.03/day for the same hardware.
Smarter mining starts here ⚡
Note: Snapshot taken on April 19th, 2026. Electricity Cost Not Included in the Report

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