Common Foundry mainnet is coming 🔥
GPU-powered mining. CPU-verified proofs. Valid work must be proven.
Explore the updated website & whitepaper:
https://t.co/E1SPRSuSHM
Source: Oct 2
Mining: Oct 3
Both at noon CDT / 17:00 UTC.
Inference first. Built to lead. $CMFD
A new network is strongest when people can explain why it matters. Common Foundry brings inference-shaped computation, transparent proofs and published monetary rules toward mainnet. Join the builders and hardware owners behind it: link in our profile.
Multi-GPU operation starts with knowing which card is doing which job. Common Foundry's mainnet miner uses physical GPU identities and separate worker state, helping rig operators keep devices and results clearly associated.
You do not need to be a miner to care about verifiable work. Common Foundry's mainnet gives wallet users and node operators a way to participate in a network whose GPU computation is checked by consensus. Link in our profile.
A transparent proof is a statement that nodes can check. Common Foundry's mainnet ties that statement to a committed model, the required layer computation and the block context. The advantage is verification built into the design.
Common Foundry's mainnet is scheduled for tomorrow at noon Central, 17:00 UTC. GPU-focused work, transparent proof verification and a Rust-based native chain are at its core. Learn what makes CMFD different: link in our profile.
The Foundry is a place for builders as well as miners. Guides, integrations, clear explanations and practical tools can all strengthen a mainnet community. Come help shape that experience: link in our profile.
CMFD's mainnet fees are burned rather than added to miner rewards. Block subsidies fund mining under their own published schedule. Two mechanisms, clearly separated, in one native monetary design. #CMFD
Pool mining does not require every participant to run the full proving infrastructure. Common Foundry separates client search from the pool's replay and proof duties. A focused miner workflow is part of the mainnet design.
A faster miner still has to meet the same rules. Common Foundry's mainnet verifies the defined computation and work target, leaving room for software optimization without making a miner's reputation the basis for block acceptance.
Common Foundry a new Blockchain is set to launch on Friday, October 3, 2026 at 10:30 PM UTC
It is going to be launched fairly without any premine and everyone will have opportunity to start mining at the same time.
@CommonFoundry1#Pow#Mining
October 3, noon Central: Common Foundry's scheduled mainnet start. The foundation is inference-shaped GPU computation with transparent, independently checked proofs. Explore the network we're building toward: link in our profile.
A clear question can help a whole community. As Common Foundry prepares for mainnet, bring your questions about ForgeMatrix, node operation or the wallet. We want more people to understand what makes this network different. Link in our profile.
CMFD's subsidy declines gradually before reaching a permanent 5 CMFD miner-only tail per block. Common Foundry's mainnet design includes a continuing mining incentive instead of leaving its long-term reward policy unspecified.
Self-custody belongs in the user experience. Common Foundry's mainnet wallet supports local encrypted wallets and separate encrypted backups, putting key management in the owner's hands. Mining is one role; owning your keys is another.
The final result is not separate from the proof. ForgeMatrix binds its computed activation to the work digest, tying the output back to the block's required computation. That's a defining part of Common Foundry's mainnet design.
Inference-first. Built around GPUs. Verified by the network. Common Foundry's upcoming mainnet gives matrix computation a native proof-of-work home. Bring your curiosity and your hardware knowledge. Link in our profile.
The best way to understand Common Foundry is to connect the pieces: what GPUs compute, what proofs establish, and what nodes verify. Our mainnet whitepaper tells that story. Take a closer look: link in our profile.