If proof of work doesn’t win in the hearts of the people we have failed.
Proof of work, when done correctly is significantly fairer, and more distributed than PoS/DPoS.
It also has a quantifiable security model. Where PoS is a guessing game.
Without proof of work crypto isn’t special. You make $BTC into pos, the price would tank.
We need to invest in proof of work coins. We need to educate people on the upsides and benefits of proof of work.
We can’t let the communists convince us that PoS is superior due to environmental concerns. That’s not the case.
Without proof of work it’s just a large spreadsheet. Who cares?
$LTC $MEWC
Today’s news at NVIDIA marks a significant transition for the industry. Our conviction in the need for accessible compute remains strong.
Our view is that uncertainty could make flexible GPU rentals more attractive in the near term, as teams seek inference capacity without committing to major hardware purchases.
That is an opportunity we’ve been building Common Foundry to serve: connecting people who need compute with a community capable of supplying it.
We believe we’re well positioned to pursue that opportunity. Turning it into lasting value means delivering a reliable experience for renters and helping hosts put their hardware to useful work.
For everyone building alongside us, this reinforces our direction. Keep building, keep improving, and be ready to serve the demand.
If you have something like:
Investor - Memecoins.
You aren't a serious person or investor. You are gambling at a casino while the dealer says everything is legit then all of a sudden.
....
Bam! Rugged.
AI needs compute. Common Foundry gives $CMFD real utility: GPU rentals through its marketplace beta.
Live mainnet. No premine. GPU proof of work. Every transaction fee burned.
Put $CMFD on your radar 👀
https://t.co/E1SPRSuSHM
@VitalikButerin eip1559 was the start of the downfall of eth. I called it YEARS ago. Less and less people use eth yet fees are still outrageous.
But its all good because it made you a billionaire right?
What's the biggest feature you expect from an Inference marketplace? We are building an easy to use, customer first marketplace. Where you pay for inference down to the second. No long term contracts!
Testing something really cool!
We have reduced our block proofs from 12mb down to 5.7mb a 53% reduction!!
This frees up an extra 6.3mb per block of space while significantly reducing the bandwidth and storage demands of Common Foundry...
Huge update coming! 🚀
Meowcoin (MEWC) is submitting a CoinGecko supply and category information update. Official site: https://t.co/LEs0L0jPdo Category request: TU0611260027.
Common Foundry v1.0.20 is out. ⚙️
The latest wallet update adds:
• Optional automatic UTXO consolidation
• Clearer startup progress
• Better wallet-unlock feedback
Another step toward a smoother wallet experience.
Make sure not to sleep on this
@CommonFoundry1
We are pleased to announce the open beta of CatStack and MeowOS, a mining operating system and software stack.
While we are in beta now, when we launch we will burn 10% of all profits each month taking more and more $MEWC out of circulation.
Check it out:
https://t.co/cPkSfWH2Vs
Im not sure thats what the people want.
The current frontier models are already extremely expensive. Quotas are very low.
Now they are making it more expensive, local inference will flourish.
Welcome to the Common Foundry.
We buy and sell inference.
So...
All the stuff I said would happen to $Pearl is happening.
Its bleeding out and once it loses momentum its done for.
It has a very large expensive emissions to pay for. That either ALL has to be absorbed OR the demand needs to outpace it.
So 🖕
Common Foundry keeps improving its infrastructure.
Version 1.0.19 brings better wallet synchronization, historical block verification and improved catch-up after downtime.
Small upgrades. Important improvements.
@CommonFoundry1
If you've tried Common Foundry, what should we improve next?
Name one specific step: downloading, wallet setup, syncing, mining, or finding answers.
Include what you tried and what would make it clearer. Practical feedback helps turn a first attempt into a working setup.