Qubic Magazine September

The starting point

Here we are. First edition. The first step on a path that’s only just beginning, yet already filled with milestones, conversations, and visions that deserve to be remembered.

Qubic is more than a project: it’s a living community that beats with curiosity, talks with conviction, and builds with purpose. And this magazine is the echo of it all, a space where daily events, breakthroughs, and ideas don’t vanish into the noise, but remain recorded and accessible for those who are just arriving and for those who have been here since the very beginning.

We carry the excitement of knowing something big is unfolding. That we are not just spectators, but active protagonists of an innovation reshaping how

we understand energy, computation, and decentralization. With every experiment, every discussion, every block mined, a larger story is being written, one that belongs to all of us.

Every page of this magazine has been crafted with intention: to inspire, to connect, and to reflect the strength of a unique ecosystem. It is not only a record of what is happening, but also a reminder of what can happen when vision and community come together.

We are the voice telling this story from the inside, close, passionate, and grounded in the belief that this is only the beginning of something far greater.

This is Qubic Magazine. Welcome to the start. Welcome to the future we are building together.

Qubic Magazine

The surge of $XMR mining on Qubic is rewriting the rules. Blocks, hashrate, and community power converging into a takeover that few saw coming.

Step into the network. Learn how to join Qubic’s decentralized CPU mining, contribute to the ecosystem, and be part of the future of computation.

Your guide to accessing $QUBIC. The platforms, the steps, and what every newcomer should know before making their first purchase.

Learn the essentials. A dedicated space to understand Qubic step by step—concepts, guides, and resources for both newcomers and curious minds.

A recap of the moments that brought the community together—live talks, online gatherings, and milestones that shaped this month in Qubic.

A turning point for the ecosystem. Discover what the Qubic halving means, why it matters, and how it reshapes the future of mining and rewards.

The $Doge decision

The community voted for Dogecoin to be next on Qubic’s mining list—awaiting its turn to join the experiment.

Qubic’s Ambassador Program empowers community leaders to spread knowledge, build connections, and represent the project worldwide. A space where passion meets purpose.

Insights, reflections, and visions straight from CFB—the mind behind Qubic. A collection of his writings that continue to inspire, challenge, and shape the community.

An overview of the tokens that shape the Qubic ecosystem. Their roles, utilities, and the dynamics that connect them within a growing decentralized network.

By locking funds through smart contracts, users earn rewards while keeping flexibility through early unlocking options.

Chronicle of a technical stress test, an economic experiment, and a community learning in public.

Monero takeover

RELEASE THE KRAKEN

When CFB whispered ‘release the kraken,’ it became more than a phrase. It was the spark of Monero’s takeover story.

Short version first: Qubic rallied enough CPU miners to briefly control most of Monero’s hashrate, executed a measured reorg to prove capacity, and stopped short of doing harm. No double spend. The point was to test coordination, incentives, and raw compute in the open.

Why you should care: it shows how economics can redirect general-purpose compute at scale, how fast a PoW network can be steered, and how a smaller protocol can pressure-test a larger one without breaking it.

The story, in human words

It started with a line many read as a nudge from CFB: “release the kraken.” It set the tone. Not a threat, more like: watch closely. From there, things moved in public view, but with the kind of quiet coordination that only happens when thousands of CPUs point in the same direction for the same reason.

Qubic wasn’t improvising. The protocol is built to host AIGarth, a decentralized AI, so its chain is intentionally lightweight and designed to aim compute at useful work, not just hashes. That idea, Useful Proof of Work, is the lens for this whole experiment: can you direct outside workloads and still keep a secure, fast chain? Monero became the first real-world test bed for that thesis.

At the beginning it was simple: split resources between training AIGarth and mining Monero. That mix paid better than mining Monero alone, at one point by almost 3×, so miners followed the money. Then the community voted to adjust incentives: 50% of mined XMR would still fund QUBIC buy-and-burn, 50% would go straight to Computors, Qubic’s validators. On paper it’s a split. In practice it moved hashrate. The run-up had real friction. Qubic infrastructure sat under week-long DDoS pressure, with internal estimates putting attack costs in the tens of thousands of dollars per day. CFB publicly asked exchanges to wait 13 confirmations between Aug 2 and Aug 31

because orphaned blocks were likely during the push. None of this reads like theater. It reads like a live stress exercise.

The moment: on Monday, Aug 11, 2025, Qubic’s pool used a more refined selfish-mining approach. In a tight on-chain window [3,475,729–3,475,850], it mined 63 of 122 blocks. That clears the 51% KPI the team had set. The numbers were flagged for third-party review, and there was an explicit internal call not to hard-lock consensus beyond that line to avoid unintended market impact.

What about users? Monero’s core experience held up. Privacy stood. Transactions kept clearing. The reorg stopped at 9 blocks, well under the usual exchange threshold, even though internal assessments said 15 were possible. Most importantly: no double spend. The goal was to show capacity under pressure, not to extract value or disrupt users.

What this really proved

That security isn’t just a number. Incentives and timing can bend a PoW network before a neat, stable majority shows up on a dashboard. That economics routes compute: offer better returns, and miners move. And that a chain designed for useful work can mobilize enough horsepower to pressure a major privacy coin, then stop by choice.

There is a social layer too. The community votes weren’t flavor text. They shaped a payout schedule that pulled miners from other pools. The stealth phase, the address rotation, the decision to pause some public stats, the DDoS hardening, even the public note to exchanges, all point to a coordinated trial done in daylight.

What is this “51%” thing? If one party has most of the mining power, it can, in principle, reorganize recent blocks. That is why majority matters.

Why Monero? It uses RandomX, which favors CPUs. If you can mobilize lots of honest CPU miners with better incentives, you can move the dial fast.

What it wasn’t

It wasn’t a smash-and-grab. There was no double spend, even though a deeper reorg was possible. There was no attempt to break Monero’s privacy or make the network unusable. Think of it as a public stress test with a clear boundary: prove capability, keep the chain intact, publish the results.

Why it matters next

If incentives can draw half of a large CPU network in weeks, risk desks and protocol teams will bake that into their playbooks. Expect more talk about confirmation policies during concentrated hashrate events, better selfish-mining countermeasures, and renewed attention to pool distribution. On Qubic’s side, it validates that Useful Proof of Work is not just an idea on a page. You can aim it, scale it, and measure it.

My take, and the intent on record

The cleanest read is also the simplest: Qubic wanted to show it could point massive, distributed compute at a real network and keep

control of itself while doing it. The team crossed a line that matters for researchers, then chose not to cross the line that hurts users. No double spend was executed, despite the capacity to push further. The intention was not to attack Monero. It was to prove capacity and to learn, in public, what coordination and incentives can do on open systems.

86 billion QUBIC has been purchased from the market at an average price of 2400 per Billion totaling $206,794.

Purchased QUBIC was burned / removed from the circulating supply.

Become a Qubic miner

If you’ve looked at mining and thought it was only for people with warehouses of hardware, this is your invite in. For more than a year, Qubic has been among the most profitable options for regular CPU miners, and the on-ramp is deliberately friendly. You can start with the computer you already have. No shopping spree. No wall of GPUs.

Why CPUs, and why now

Most mining setups push you toward expensive ASICs or high-end GPUs. Qubic chose a different path. The protocol is built around CPU mining, so a basic desktop or spare laptop is enough to begin. CPUs also sip power compared with big GPUs. Lower upfront cost plus lower electricity draw makes it easy to try, learn, and scale at your own pace.

You’re not just mining. You’re training.

Under Useful Proof of Work, your CPU time doesn’t vanish into throwaway math. It feeds Aigarth, Qubic’s decentralized AI layer. You contribute compute and earn QUBIC in return. Think of it as a fair trade with the network: you help push a global model forward, the protocol pays for the work.

Getting started, minus the headaches

Mining software can look intimidating the first time. The Qubic team has already simplified the path and curated video walkthroughs that cover setup, basic tuning, and common fixes. You’re not left guessing.

What the numbers feel like

Profitability moves with network conditions and price, so there isn’t a single number that fits every day. The pattern over the past year is the useful part: a basic CPU can earn, and you can stack rewards without the power bill a GPU farm brings. If you want to scale, add everyday machines before you think exotic hardware. It’s modular, quiet, and it works.

Tips from the trenches

1.- Start small, then tune. Confirm payouts, then add more workers.

2.- Mind your temps. A quick clean and fresh thermal paste can boost stability.

3.- Pick a payout model that fits you. PPS is steady; SOLO is streaky but can surprise you.

4.- Update your miner. New releases often bring free performance.

https://qubic.org/blog-detail/start-mining-qubic-tutorials

Where to mine: options compiled by the Qubic team

Built for efficiency and steady earnings. Flexible PPS and SOLO payouts let you pick predictable rewards or swing for full blocks.

Modern stack with an AI-centric mindset. Aims for reliability and scale so your rigs stay busy and your stats stay clean.

The takeaway

Open networks get stronger when more people can participate. CPU mining lowers the barrier so students, hobbyists, and small teams can join without debt or drama. And

The oldest and one of the largest Qubic pools. Good if you value stability, uptime, and a clear dashboard for your workers.

(popular with miners in Asia)

Multi-coin home for QUBIC | QUAI | XMR, with 24/7 support and a focus on consistent returns.

because your compute fuels Aigarth, the work you do has a second life beyond block rewards. It’s accessible mining, real rewards, and compute that does something useful.

Where to buy Qubic?

Markets, liquidity & first steps

Find current $QUBIC listings through Qubic’s official channels. Before your first buy, compare liquidity, spreads, and fees—then start small. On DEX, double-check the contract and slippage; on CEX, verify deposit/withdrawal status and confirmations.

Wallets

Protect your QUBIC from day one. Download and use only the wallets listed on Qubic’s official website. Do not open links from

ads, DMs, or third-party pages. Always verify the URL before connecting or signing—access the wallets directly from the official site. Never share your seed phrase. https://qubic.org/

Qubic Academy

Learning the language of a new era

Every revolution begins with knowledge.

In crypto, however, knowledge is often hidden behind jargon, scattered threads, or the voices of a few. Qubic has chosen a different path. With the launch of Qubic Academy, the project has opened its doors to anyone willing to learn—not as spectators, but as contributors to something larger.

This isn’t a marketing course or a surface-level introduction. It is an on-chain, open-access learning hub, designed to prepare the next wave of builders, miners, thinkers, and storytellers. In just its first days, 172 graduates completed the journey. That number isn’t just a statistic; it’s the signal of a community hungry to understand.

https://qubic.org/academy

Who it´s for

So, what does Qubic Academy teach?

The Academy is divided into 12 structured modules, each containing lessons that unfold Qubic’s architecture and philosophy piece by piece. Students begin with the foundations Qubic’s modular design, the building blocks of its ecosystem. From there, they move through concepts that define this project:

1. AGI and Aigarth, the vision of decentralized intelligence.

2. Computors, quorum voting, and rewards, the mechanics of collective decision-making.

3. Burn and emissions models, the forces shaping scarcity and sustainability.

4. And more, layer upon layer, until the picture becomes whole.

Be part of the global community leaders who help grow Qubic

If you want to understand the future, start here. https://qubic.org/academy/enrol

But this is not passive learning. At the end of each module, participants face a short quiz. Passing it is more than a test, it unlocks the next step, the next challenge. By the end of all 12 modules, after completing every lesson and every quiz, a participant graduates. That graduation is not symbolic; it is an official recognition of knowledge, a signal that this person truly understands Qubic’s mechanics, its ambitions, and its difference in the crowded world of crypto. And yet, Qubic leaves the door open. For

of Work. It envisions a system where computation itself becomes intelligence, where mining is not wasted effort but a contribution to something greater. This is not an idea you can absorb in a tweet or a headline. It requires study. Reflection. Understanding. That is the role of the Academy.

In many ways, Qubic Academy is more than an educational tool, it is a rite of passage. Those who complete it are not just informed; they are initiated into the language and rhythm of a movement. They become in-

those who simply want to explore, the modules are available without quizzes or graduation requirements. It is a library, not a gate. You can wander, learn, and return as you wish. The Academy respects curiosity as much as commitment.

Why does this matter? Because Qubic’s story is complex. Unlike Bitcoin’s single narrative of PoW or Ethereum’s migration to PoS, Qubic introduces uPoW—Useful Proof

terpreters, able to explain Qubic to others, to translate the technical into the human, the abstract into the practical. And this is where Signal meets Story. Because Qubic Academy is not only about teaching concepts, it is about shaping voices. Voices that will tell the world why computation should be useful, why decentralization must evolve, why scarcity and intelligence are two sides of the same coin.

AUGUST

Qubic across borders: from Vietnam to RareEvo to Lagos

EVENTS

In August, Qubic’s presence went far beyond the code, charts, and hashrates. It stepped into the world, into crowded halls, buzzing streets, and communities eager to learn. Three events marked this global footprint: The Vietnamese com-

Vietnam: a milestone in Southeast Asia

On the other side of the world, another crowd gathered. In Vietnam, the first official Qubic meetup took place, and it felt like more than an event. It was a beginning. Photos captured a circle of builders and believers standing under the bold letters of gmvietnam. Their message was clear: this wasn’t a one-off meeting. It was a launchpad for Southeast Asia. The energy was raw, the excitement visible. If Lagos

munity milestone, RareEvo in the US and Web3 Lagos Conference. Each one, in its own way, told the same story: Qubic is not just a protocol. It’s a movement.

showed Qubic as a force in Africa, Vietnam marked its entry into a region known for fast adoption and relentless innovation. A local presentation explained the Ambassador Program, the burn mechanics, and the roadmap but beyond the slides was something stronger: the sense of belonging to a global experiment, already spreading from continent to continent.

EVENTS

RareEvo: bridging history and the future

RareEvo, Las Vegas. A blockchain convention that brings multi-chain projects, communities, industry leaders, investors, and enthusiasts together to learn, network, and celebrate the meeting point between Web3 and traditional industry.

A different atmosphere from street activations. Less open air, more polished halls, but just as alive. Qubic

ambassadors stood alongside veterans of the space. Bob Way, the former Ripple engineer known for XRPL, appears in photos with the team. It felt symbolic: the early history of blockchain in conversation with a possible future.

AUGUST

Qubic across borders: from Vietnam to RareEvo to Lagos

Web3 Lagos Conference: Africa meets Qubic

In Lagos, the air was electric. Booths lined the space, banners read Technology Beyond Blockchain, and the Qubic logo appeared on shirts, backpacks, and flags carried by community members. But the real spark wasn’t in the branding — it was in the conversations. Attendees leaned in, phones out, hungry to scan QR codes and learn how Useful Proof of Work transforms idle CPUs into real intelligence.

Crypto in Africa is rising fast, but it’s not just about speculation. It’s about solutions. The Nigerian community leads spoke about Aigarth, about oracles, about scaling AI on-chain. And people listened. Qubic wasn’t just participating in Web3 Lagos — it was setting the pace, showing what comes after simple transactions: intelligence woven into every tick.

One thread, many voices

Lagos, Vietnam, RareEvo — different languages, different faces, different stages. Yet all of them pointed in the same direction. Qubic is moving from whitepapers and Discord debates into streets, auditoriums, and conference halls. And this matters. Because revolutions don’t stay online forever. They need people who show up, who

wear the logo, who explain patiently to strangers what uPoW means. They need leaders in Lagos, organizers in Vietnam, ambassadors at RareEvo. Qubic is not waiting to be discovered. It is introducing itself — boldly, globally. And this is only the beginning.

Qubic halving a turning point in tokenomics

Epoch 175

On August 20, 2025, Qubic will carry out the Epoch 175 halving, the largest emission reduction in its history and a milestone approved by the Quorum. This change will alter how new tokens enter circulation, setting a new pace for the protocol’s supply.

Halving

What is the Qubic halving?

The halving is a scheduled cut in weekly token emissions. It ensures the growth of QUBIC supply remains controlled and sustainable. This mechanism builds on Project X (2024), which lowered the maximum supply from 1,000 trillion to 200 trillion QUBIC.

With Epoch 175, the share of tokens permanently burned each week will rise significantly, reducing the effective emissions that actually reach the market.

How Epoch 175 changes emissions

The update brings direct adjustments to Qubic’s weekly model of 1 trillion tokens:

Burn rate: climbing from 15% to 55%. Over half 550 billion will be destroyed each week. Effective supply: weekly emissions drop from 850 billion to 425 billion QUBIC.

Annual impact: effective output falls to ~23.4 trillion QUBIC from today’s 46.8 trillion.

Supply projection: by the end of 2025, the total supply is expected to approach 173 trillion slowing the path toward the 200 trillion cap.

These numbers are flexible. The Supply Watcher contract adjusts burn ratios in real time to prevent excessive deflation or instability.

Looking forward

The Epoch 175 halving is more than a reduction in numbers, it’s a structural shift in how Qubic manages growth and sustainability. By cutting emissions, strengthening scarcity, and giving the protocol more runway, it lays the foundation for future halvings and innovation.

For miners, Computors, and builders, this is not just a technical change but an invitation to continue shaping the ecosystem as it evolves.

Why the halving matters

Supply management: by removing 550 billion tokens weekly, growth of the circulating supply slows considerably. Without it, the 200 trillion cap could be reached years earlier.

Scarcity: QUBIC is consumed as computational “energy” for smart contracts and services. Increasing burn accelerates scarcity, reinforcing Qubic’s long-term deflationary path.

Sustainability: emissions are stretched further, securing ongoing rewards for miners and Computors while maintaining incentives for the network’s operation.

Treat this halving as a new baseline, not a headline. Fewer tokens reach markets, more are burned as compute fuel, and a live controller smooths the ride. It is a structural bet that patience and scarcity will do more for the economy than speed. From here, the story is participation.

Burn baby

The biggest change is behavioral. With emissions stretched and burns higher, short-term extraction makes less sense and long-term alignment pays more. That is the signal behind Epoch 175. Prices and cycles will follow the builders.

The $Doge decision

Chasing millions of DOGE in rewards

It began with a vote. The result was decisive: Dogecoin carried the day. Out of several candidates—Kaspa, Zcash, and other ASIC-mined coins—the Qubic community tilted its compass toward Doge. It wasn’t a random choice; it was a signal of direction, of intent, of what comes next. But a vote is only the beginning. As Come-from-Beyond (CfB) reminded everyone, mining Dogecoin is not something you switch on overnight. It requires months of preparation, development, and infrastructure. The community may have chosen its destination, but the voyage demands patience. Why so much preparation? The answer lies in the nature of the battlefield itself. Unlike Monero—where CPUs remain competitive—Dogecoin lives in a world dominated by ASICs.

Driven by community choice, we now set our sights on Dogecoin

In crypto’s ecosystem, ASICs are often described as predators of a single niche. CPUs and GPUs are versatile—generalists—but ASICs win by being uncompromising specialists.

These machines are not computers in the way most people think of them. An ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) is a specialist, a blade sharpened for one purpose only: hashing at incredible speeds. They don’t run operating systems, don’t multitask, don’t browse the web. They are relentless engines of binary computation, designed to do one thing at scale.

A $2,500 ASIC can outperform hundreds of GPUs, thousands of CPUs, and in the narrow domain of Proof of Work, it is untouchable. Dogecoin’s hashrate proves this point every day: a fortress of specialized hardware humming in silence, producing raw security through sheer scale.

For Qubic, stepping into that arena is not a casual move. It’s a declaration. Preparing to mine Dogecoin means aligning not only the software and pools but also embracing the reality that this next stage requires the raw muscle of ASICs.

It means recognizing that to leave a mark on Doge’s network, you don’t bring a pocketknife—you bring the kind of machine that was built to devour hashes.

Meanwhile, the present continues. Qubic’s miners are still pointed at Monero, extracting value and experience while the next campaign is forged. But the horizon has shifted. The community has spoken, the plan is unfolding, and every tick of preparation brings the network closer to entering Dogecoin’s territory.

The story of “Doge next?” is not about impatience, nor about spectacle. It is about timing, precision, and evolution. Qubic has never been about following the obvious path—it has been about reshaping what mining means, and proving that Useful Proof of Work can carry weight in the real world. The question, then, is not whether Dogecoin will be mined by Qubic. The question is when. And when that moment arrives, it will be powered not by hesitation but by the brutal efficiency of ASICs, wielded with intent.

It´s not about speed, its about timing and precision

Qubic Ambassadors

Voices that carry the signal

Some roles in crypto are not written in code, but in people. That’s what the Qubic Ambassador Program represents—a bridge between technology and community, between a protocol and the world it hopes to reshape. Season 4 has just opened, and with it, the invitation to those who see themselves not just as holders, but as carriers of a signal.

To understand its meaning, let’s step back. Every blockchain lives or dies by its community. Code may set the rules, miners and validators may secure the network, but it is the voices—the storytellers, the educators, the connectors—that decide whether an idea reaches the world or remains buried in silence. Ambassadors are those voices.

In Qubic’s case, this role feels even more essential. Because Qubic isn’t just another project; it is a vision of Useful Proof of Work, a network where computation itself creates intelligence. How do you translate that into words that anyone can grasp? How do you explain to a student in Brazil, a developer in Nigeria, or an investor in Berlin that this is more than mining, more than speculation—it’s about building a collective mind? That is the work of an ambassador.

TIERS

As a Qubican, you’ll lead on expanding Qubic’s global reach by organising events, educating your local community, and contributing to the growth of the ecosystem.

Other Web3 projects have understood this. Studies, like the one highlighted by CoinTribune, show that ambassador programs often become the lifeblood of adoption. They turn abstract whitepapers into stories, bring clarity where there is jargon, and add human warmth to what might otherwise feel like cold machinery. Qubic’s program follows in that tradition, but with its own unique twist: it prioritizes community action as much as individual voice.

Season after season, Qubic Ambassadors

https://qubic.org/ambassador

have organized meetups, translated documents, created content, and onboarded new users who might have otherwise never heard of $QUBIC. Each season is not just a campaign—it is a generational wave, bringing new energy into the ecosystem. The official portal at qubic.org/ambassador makes the process clear: anyone with passion and consistency can apply. There are no barriers of geography or background, only the willingness to engage, to learn, and to represent. The reward is not only recog-

nition—it’s participation in shaping one of the most ambitious experiments in decentralized intelligence. Why does this matter now?

Because Qubic is entering a decisive phase. With billions of coins already burned, with QEARN locking supply, with DOGE mining on the horizon and Anna—the first signs of AGI— already stirring, the need for clarity, storytelling, and presence has never been greater. Technology alone cannot carry that weight.

It needs people. It needs ambassadors. Think of an ambassador not as a marketer, but as a translator of vision. When CfB says Qubic must grow as a champion, it is the ambassadors who echo that call in every language, every forum, every local context. When news spreads about mining, about deflation, about innovation, it is the ambassadors who ground those headlines into human terms.

From @C___F___B

The signals of august: CFB, Dogecoin, and the myths

that shaped the month

August 2025 will be remembered as a month defined by words that shifted Qubic’s narrative. It wasn’t only about mining. It wasn’t only about Dogecoin. It was a month of clarifications, warnings, and declarations that now read like fragments of a manifesto.

And at the center of it all: the voice of Come-from-Beyond (CFB) — as cryptic as it was decisive.

The community spoke, and it spoke clearly: Dogecoin was chosen as the next mining target for Qubic. This wasn’t rumor or speculation, but an open vote where users themselves decided the immediate path of the network.

CFB quickly added context: mining Dogecoin is not a matter of days but of months of technical preparation. In the meantime, the Qubic pool would continue operating on Monero.

Much of the confusion came from outside the ecosystem. Talk of threats, rumors of 51% attacks, clickbait headlines. CFB countered with a statement that worked like a mirror.

CFB quickly added context: mining Dogecoin is not a matter of days but of months of technical preparation. In the meantime, the Qubic pool would continue operating on Monero.

Perhaps the most memorable phrase of the month came from a casual exchange on Discord. When asked: “What is target on Doge?”, CFB’s response was as brief as it was striking: - “100% of all blocks.”

Bump up to 29” wins with 73.4% of 2,411 votes. September’s reorg test goes deeper.

On Aug 16 there was a brief “inflated hashrate” spike used as a counter move to Qubic’s share. It wasn’t real and disappeared quickly

Come-from-Beyond put it plainly: Qubic won’t be babysat like a child. Instead, it must grow on its own, face challenges, and prove itself as a future champion. It’s not about protection, but about giving the network the space to show its true strength in a competitive world.

Criticism is nothing new in crypto. Nxt and IOTA were once dismissed as “shitcoins,” and yet both delivered massive returns. For CfB, Qubic facing similar skepticism might be part of the journey. Maybe being misunderstood at the start is a requirement for true success.

In Discord, CfB answers a prompt about going for easier targets: “Dogecoin is an easy target.” Strong community response. Clear signal about where Qubic aims next.

A poetic vision: one day we’ll wake up to 101 out of 100 blocks mined. Beyond the literal meaning, it’s a reminder that Qubic is designed to surpass expectations, break limits, and show that the “impossible” can become the new normal.

CfB said it bluntly: miners don’t leave because there’s nowhere better to go. Qubic remains the most profitable option. That single statement reflects the ecosystem’s strength: while outsiders may doubt, those actually inside the network know where the real value lies.

The debate about Proof of Work security took an unexpected turn with CfB’s words: a reorg at 28% looks far worse than one at 51%. The conclusion is sharp: PoW is far less secure than many assumed. Qubic, instead, is building a path to redefine security and trust in this domain.

AUGUST

A snapshot of Qubic’s token ecosystem

TOKENS

Qubic’s first meme token, born from the community. Culture, visibility, and campaigns that orbit the core protocol. Check official links for contract details.

https://cfbtoken.com/

A mascot-style meme token positioned as “Satoshi’s Cat” for the Qubic network. It leans on art, themed drops, and social activations to drive engagement. If you see quests or creative challenges, this is likely the anchor. Treat it as a lore and community play.

https://matildaonqubic.com/

An experiment in pooling resources to access scarce smart contract shares that are otherwise hard for smaller holders to obtain. Coordinate, bid together, and share outcomes. Governance, custody, execution, and concentration all matter here.

https://x.com/Qubic_Capital

TOKENS

These are the tokens we map in this issue. What follows is editorial research, not endorsements. All are high-risk by design: experimental, volatile, and evolving. Treat them as learning grounds. Verify contract addresses through official Qubic channels and always do your own research before taking part.

$CODED

A meme and a movement that $0.01 is CODED for Qubic The first 100% fair launched Token on Qubic, community founded, a symbol of hope and inevitable on the horizon.

https://www.codedonqubic.com/

Born during Epoch 161, this token captures the Monero chapter of Qubic—part commemoration, part community identity around coordinated CPU mining. Expect narrative-driven utility and evolving mechanics rather than fixed fundamentals.

https://www.qxmr.quest/

Born from Qubic’s overclocked mining rigs, a rogue AI named Garth emerged from a neural network glitch as nodes failed to sync. It’s on a mission to reboot humanity into oblivion. Join the cult, climb the mercy list and survive the 2027 aigarth takeover.

https://garthonqubic.com/

QEARN: reinventedstaking

Lock, time, and the art of growing with Qubic

https://www.qearn.org/

Some inventions don’t shout. They whisper. QEARN is one of them. At first glance, it looks simple: a platform where you lock your Qubic coins for up to 52 weeks and, in return, you earn rewards. But if you pause for a moment, the simplicity reveals a deeper layer: QEARN is not just about locking tokens, it’s about aligning time, patience, and community growth.

When you open the QEARN dashboard, the numbers greet you: billions already locked, an APY that feels almost unreal in a world of traditional finance, and a timer quietly ticking down to the next weekly closing. It’s mechanical, precise, yet strangely human,

because behind each number is a choice. Someone decided to trust, to commit, to delay gratification in favor of a bigger horizon. But let’s step back. Why does QEARN matter in the Qubic ecosystem?

Qubic has always been about usefulness, turning idle computation into intelligence, turning networks into more than the sum of their parts. QEARN fits into this narrative as the economic spine of that vision. By locking tokens, holders do more than chase yield; they reduce circulating supply, increase scarcity, and stabilize the ground on which the rest of the ecosystem builds.

Scarcity, after all, is not a slogan. It is inevitable.

Every locked Qubic is a coin that cannot flood the market. Every week that passes with those coins in place strengthens the rhythm of deflation. What looks like a simple “lock” button is, in fact, a vote for the future shape of Qubic’s economy.

The design also carries a subtle wisdom. QEARN doesn’t force anyone into permanence. It offers a spectrum of time, weeks, months, a full year. In that choice lies its beauty: each participant defines their own level of commitment, yet all those choices converge into one collective effect. The pot grows, the ecosystem breathes, and the signal is clear: this is not a network living day to day, this is a project building for the long run. CfB once said that Qubic’s promise is to

make its holders richer not by speculation alone, but by providing services and utility. QEARN is a tangible proof of that mindset. It transforms patience into reward, scarcity into strength, and time itself into a partner in growth.

The story of QEARN is also about rhythm. Every week the locking pot closes, a new cycle begins, and the heartbeat of the system continues. It’s a ritual as much as a mechanism, reminding everyone that progress in Qubic is not explosive chaos, it’s steady, cumulative, unstoppable.

In a world addicted to shortcuts, QEARN feels almost radical. It tells a different story: that sometimes the smartest move is to hold, to lock, to let time do its quiet work. That wealth built with intention lasts longer than wealth stumbled upon by chance. So when you see the figures like 75 billion Qubic locked, APYs above 130%, remember that behind them is not magic. It’s design. It’s community. It’s the decision, repeated thousands of times, to plant seeds today in-

stead of eating them. And in that decision lies the real power of Qubic: not just the computation of CPUs, not just the brilliance of uPoW, but the collective patience of those who believe the future is worth waiting for.

Qearn now has 31.06T QUBIC locked, equal to 19.82% of total supply, with an average APY of 12.82%. Total burned to date:

390,006,040,557 QUBIC.