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Doge Mining Revenue Report | Epoch 213 Mining Sample: QDOGE's Fluminer L1 (5.7 GH/s) Revenue per GH/s per day: Mining DOGE + LTC via Qubic → $1.00 / GH/s Mining LTC + DOGE on traditional pools → $0.51 / GH/s That's +$2.81/day. +$19.66 over the week. 97% more revenue on the same hardware.

A smart contract is like a vending machine. You put in the right input. The machine checks the conditions. If they match, it automatically gives you the output. No person in the middle is deciding whether to process your request. That part is the same on every blockchain. Here is where Qubic’s vending machines work differently. On Ethereum, every vending machine runs inside a slow simulation (the EVM). You pay a gas fee every time you press a button. The busier the network, the more expensive the button press. On Qubic, the vending machine runs directly on the hardware. No simulation layer. The contracts are written in a subset of C++ and compiled to native machine code. Faster execution. Lower overhead. And here is where the economics work differently: you, the user, do not pay gas fees. The vending machine pays for itself. Before a smart contract goes live on Qubic, its shares are sold in a public Dutch auction (IPO). The proceeds fund a reserve that covers the contract’s compute costs. When the contract executes, fees are deducted from that reserve, proportional to the actual computation performed. Not from the user’s wallet. If the reserve runs dry, the contract goes dormant. It can still receive funds, but its core functions pause until the reserve is topped up. Any funds you sent to a dormant contract get returned automatically. Read-only queries are always free. Checking a contract’s state costs nothing regardless of reserve status. Every execution burns QU from the reserve. More usage means more burns. The contracts are deflationary by design. One more thing. Qubic’s smart contracts can check real-world data before they execute. Prices, weather, external validations. That is what Oracle Machines do. A contract that can read the outside world and act on it is more useful than one that cannot. Before any of this happens, 451 of 676 Computors must vote to approve the contract. The network collectively decides what gets installed. Not a company. Not a foundation.

Qubic just increased its per-tick transaction capacity by 4x. The parameter moved from 1024 to 4096 transactions per tick today. Every tick of the network can now process four times as many transactions as it could yesterday. Why now? Look at the trajectory. Epoch 210: 200 million transactions in seven days. Epoch 211: 226 million. Epoch 212: 246 million. The load is climbing, driven by DOGE share validation flowing through Oracle Machines plus organic smart contract activity. The core tech team raised the ceiling before it became a constraint, adding 4x headroom ahead of demand. That usually only happens when the team knows exactly what they’re doing 😉.

Most blockchains operate like a factory where every worker clocks in, shreds paper all day to prove they showed up, then clocks out. The paper shredding is the job. That is Bitcoin mining. Qubic is different. The electricity burned on this network trains AI. The compute produces a real output, not proof that electricity was spent. Here is how the rest of the system works. 676 floor managers (called Computors) inspect every product (transaction) before completion. For anything to leave the factory, at least 451 of them must sign off as a quality assurance check. That is 66.7% agreement. If a bad product slips in, the majority catches it before it reaches the door. Every seven days, the factory resets. Managers who did not pull their weight get replaced by ones who did. You do not keep your seat by seniority. You keep it with measurable output. There are no transaction fees for sending and receiving QU. When a smart contract executes, the cost comes from the contract's own reserve, not from the user's wallet. The factory's services do not bill the customer at the counter. And here is the part most people miss: every time someone uses the factory's services, a small amount of its internal currency gets permanently destroyed. The more people use it, the scarcer the currency becomes. That is the whole system. Workers train AI. Managers verify everything by supermajority. Seats rotate weekly. Fees are zero. Usage burns supply. Four years running.

$Qubic has mined 136 $Dogecoin blocks + 5 $Litecoin blocks and reached a new ATH Hashrate of 119.71 TH/s!

Qubic All-Hands Recap - May 14, 2026 6,500+ live attendees. New record. Here's what was covered: → Neuraxon v2.0 paper accepted at IEEE ICMLT Berlin  → New CUDA library brings Neuraxon to NVIDIA GPUs  → Solana Bridge mainnet target: late July  → Doge mining at 7.6 TH/s, 153B QU in buybacks distributed  → Oracle Machines live on mainnet  → My Last Match beta entered Phase 2  → 4x transaction capacity upgrade landing May 20