Qubic is still mostly ignored in the wider crypto space, but it’s starting to get attention for one reason: it's trying to do something different, not just be another token or chain. It was created by Sergey Ivancheglo (known as CFB), one of the original founders of IOTA and a big contributor to early blockchain architecture ideas like DAG. He left IOTA years ago and spent that time quietly building Qubic.
The idea behind Qubic is to turn decentralized computing into something actually useful, instead of just running endless hash puzzles. Mining here isn’t just about generating blocks it’s tied to real computational work. Even the token supply is based on actual productivity. If no work is done, no new tokens are created. That’s a different approach from most networks.
Mining through Qubic currently supports Monero, where miners can use their CPU power to earn both Qubic and Monero rewards through useful computation. Dogecoin has been discussed as a possible future integration, but it is not active or confirmed yet. This hybrid style of mining is unusual because it gives actual real world rewards instead of just mining a speculative token.
One thing that really stands out in Qubic is the concept of Oracle Machines. They're basically the “judges” of the network. When miners claim they’ve done computational work, the Oracle Machines verify it mathematically. Only if it’s proven correct, the miner gets rewarded. It keeps everything accountable and opens the door for Qubic to later become a decentralized supercomputer.
The December roadmap focuses on expanding mining, improving the Oracle Machine verification process, and preparing for the next phase called “smart Qubics,” which are supposed to be more autonomous, almost like digital agents that can perform tasks on their own. There’s also talk about long term plans involving AI level processing.
There’s no marketing push, no hype, no flashy promises. But the development is active, and the idea behind it feels very different compared to how most crypto projects operate. The community is just getting bigger.
Qubic doesn’t try to be hype. It tries to be infrastructure.
The real question is, is it too early to see what it could become or is it already starting to wake up?
Official Site: Fastest. Blockchain. Ever - 15.5M TPS | Qubic
The idea behind Qubic is to turn decentralized computing into something actually useful, instead of just running endless hash puzzles. Mining here isn’t just about generating blocks it’s tied to real computational work. Even the token supply is based on actual productivity. If no work is done, no new tokens are created. That’s a different approach from most networks.
Mining through Qubic currently supports Monero, where miners can use their CPU power to earn both Qubic and Monero rewards through useful computation. Dogecoin has been discussed as a possible future integration, but it is not active or confirmed yet. This hybrid style of mining is unusual because it gives actual real world rewards instead of just mining a speculative token.
One thing that really stands out in Qubic is the concept of Oracle Machines. They're basically the “judges” of the network. When miners claim they’ve done computational work, the Oracle Machines verify it mathematically. Only if it’s proven correct, the miner gets rewarded. It keeps everything accountable and opens the door for Qubic to later become a decentralized supercomputer.
The December roadmap focuses on expanding mining, improving the Oracle Machine verification process, and preparing for the next phase called “smart Qubics,” which are supposed to be more autonomous, almost like digital agents that can perform tasks on their own. There’s also talk about long term plans involving AI level processing.
There’s no marketing push, no hype, no flashy promises. But the development is active, and the idea behind it feels very different compared to how most crypto projects operate. The community is just getting bigger.
Qubic doesn’t try to be hype. It tries to be infrastructure.
The real question is, is it too early to see what it could become or is it already starting to wake up?
Official Site: Fastest. Blockchain. Ever - 15.5M TPS | Qubic
