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Qubic All-Hands Recap is live. What the team covered: 🔒 Critical FourQ crypto library bugs patched. Reporting findings to Microsoft ⚡ Network tick speed hit 0.18s peaks. 10x faster in 5 weeks 🧠 Neuraxon Kaleido is here. Watch your AI agent's brain think in real time 🗳️ Shareholder vote open for a QBridge liquidity coordination board Plus: 6 months of marketing results, the leadership transition, and the roadmap through August.

🚀 Want to help push @anna_aigarth to the next milestone? Every test run counts. The community is working toward a score of 0—a major milestone for Anna's optimization. The setup guide is below 👇 $Qubic #Qubic #AGI #AI

QBridge shareholders: a vote is now open. The proposal is to form a board that coordinates a shareholder-led liquidity pool for the bridge. Here’s why it matters and exactly how to vote. 🧵

@Ronieutd Steve McManaman

On June 1, Anthropic filed confidentially for a $965 billion IPO. On June 4, they published a proposal calling for a global AI pause. Three days apart. Sit with that for a second. 🧵

Crypto security is trending again. That usually means someone just lost a bunch of money. Most losses don’t come from sophisticated exploits. They come from reused passwords, screenshotted seed phrases, and links that looked close enough. Your threat model isn’t a nation-state actor. It’s you at 11 PM, tired, clicking something you shouldn’t.

Tomorrow: Qubic All Hands. Thursday, June 25 11:00 AM EDT / 3:00 PM UTC Live right here on X. Twice a month, the team opens the floor. Each department shares what they've been building, what's coming next, and takes questions directly from the community. ▸ Core Tech ▸ Science ▸ Ecosystem Growth ▸ Business Development ▸ Marketing ▸ Community If you want to understand where Qubic is headed, this is the most direct way to find out.

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Qubic approaches Epoch 218 with critical protocol upgrades, tokenomic tightening, and network maturation. Key technical milestones: ▫️ Production QBridge deployment for non-custodial Ethereum interoperability ▫️ July 29 integration of the smart contract framework, oracles, and outsourced compute ▫️ Second halving at Epoch 227, increasing the structural burn rate to 77.5% and reducing effective emissions by 50% These developments are underpinned by a proven uPoW consensus model, executing parallel AI training alongside verified $DOGE merged mining. Read the full Ecosystem Intelligence Brief: pastebin.com/tahULiUD qubic-network:native

For years, Qubic has been building three things. The ability to think. The ability to observe. And the ability to act. July brings the third piece one step closer. 🧵

For most of its life, a QUBIC token could only live on Qubic. Fast, feeless, and walled off from the rest of crypto. QBridge is the door. It moves QUBIC to Ethereum and back, so your tokens can reach the wallets, exchanges, and apps that live on the biggest network in the space. The mechanics are easy to picture. You lock QUBIC on one side, and an equal amount of a matching token, wQUBIC, is created on Ethereum. One to one. Fully backed. No IOUs. Send it back, and the process reverses. It is non-custodial, so no company holds your funds in the middle. It was independently audited before launch. And no single party can move anything alone. Ethereum first. Expansion to more chains next.

Anthropic’s most powerful models launched June 9th. By June 12th, they were gone. 900 million AI users just learned something every enterprise architect needs to understand. The infrastructure you depend on is not yours. It never was. 🧵

AI data centers are on track to consume up to 70% of the world’s memory chips this year. The knock-on effect is already here: memory prices are climbing, and laptops and phones are likely to get more expensive because of it. The cause is one assumption the whole industry runs on: More intelligence means more scale. Bigger models. More memory. More data centers. Every high-bandwidth chip the big memory makers produce is roughly three conventional chips they choose not to make. Qubic bets against that assumption on two fronts. First, the science. Qubic’s Neuraxon research argues that brute-force scale is not intelligence at all. Intelligence is efficiency: how well a system learns the unfamiliar, not how much it memorized. You do not get there by buying more memory. Second, the compute. Qubic’s Useful Proof of Work runs AI training across thousands of machines that already exist, owned by the people securing the network. It does not need to win a bidding war for scarce data center silicon because it was never built to fight in one. The memory crunch is what an industry pays when it assumes the only way forward is bigger. Qubic started from a different premise.

Brains don't learn by adding neurons. They learn by rewiring. The Qubic scientific team has published NxonKaleido, a live connectome visualizer for Nxer agents. Watch the artificial brain of your Nxer process in real time. Green = sensing, purple = integrating, orange = acting. Signal flow is visible as it finds food, eats, and mates.

Ten weeks ago, Qubic started mining Dogecoin. Epoch 217 closes out 10 weeks of live data, and here is what the numbers actually say. 🧵

@Darky1k 5:0 for Portugal

@_Qubic_ yeah baby, lets burn! 🔥

Qubic's second halving is official. At Epoch 227 (~Aug 19), the burn rate climbs from 55% to 77.5%. Emissions stay fixed at 1T QUBIC/week, but net supply entering circulation drops from 450B to 225B. Cut in half. Bitcoin shrinks the faucet. Qubic widens the drain. Why it matters: it keeps supply from hitting the 200T cap too early, sharpens scarcity, and extends rewards for miners and Computors.

Qubic knows exactly what a 51% attack looks like. In 2025, Qubic took majority control of Monero’s hash rate and reorganized its ledger, a live experiment with crypto’s oldest threat. The economics are why it keeps happening. Overpowering Bitcoin would cost an attacker more than $6 billion. A smaller proof-of-work chain can go for as little as $50,000. That gap is why chains like Bitcoin Gold and Ethereum Classic have been hit. Qubic’s own chain was built to resist that attack long before its Monero experiment. The number that matters here is 66.7%, and it works in your favor. A change to Qubic’s ledger finalizes only when 451 of its 676 Computors agree. That’s a two-thirds supermajority, required every single time. So what happens when attackers show up? Say 226 Computors turn malicious. They still can’t rewrite a single balance. The most they can do is halt the network, and a frozen ledger keeps every balance exactly as it was. Gathering even 226 is the hard part. No single entity is allowed more than 225 Computor slots, which is hard-coded into the protocol, one slot below the number it would take to force a halt. Watching the whole time: Network Guardians, independent nodes embedded in the core network that monitor Computor behavior in real time. The design started from a blunt assumption: Some Computors could turn malicious. It earns its security by verifying every actor, every block. Qubic ran that experiment on someone else’s chain. Its own was built for 66.7%, turning the attacker’s math into a defense.

And it all happens in the open. Papers you can read. Datasets you can download. No faith is required. Which track are you most interested in? 👇 g-factor research → qubic.org/blog-detail/g-…