Come-from-Above

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[Come-from-Above @c___f___a]

After Qubic’s 1st halving, $QUBIC is set to explode! 🚀 🚀 🚀

💰 Target Market Cap: $10B (Top 20)
💵 Price: $0.0000804 (~$80,400 per B QUBICs)
📈 Growth: 28.71× / +2,771%

Without mentioning XMR and Tari mining and weekly burn. 🔥
bookmark this!
#QubicHalving #Crypto #AGI

[Qubic @_Qubic_]

The Quorum has spoken.

Qubic's second halving is approved and locked in for Epoch 227.

Weekly emissions drop from 450B to 225B $QUBIC. The burn rate jumps to 77.5% of all weekly emissions. The first halving was EP175.

EP227 keeps emissions on a controlled long-term schedule and extends the runway for the entire ecosystem.

[Come-from-Above @c___f___a]

@SaulWgmi $Qubic

[David Vivancos - e/acc @VivancosDavid]

Today #MultiNeuraxon🪼joins the @nvidia #cuda family , very glad to release for @_Qubic_ #OpenScience The Cuda Kernels and library so you can teach your #bioinspired #AIs using Nvdia #GPUs too.

Code: https://t.co/SJuYIL0BOA

Why it matters?
It brings Multi-Neuraxon + #Aigarth evolution to GPU-native execution: CPUs orchestrate while NVIDIA GPUs teach, execute, and scale neural compute in parallel.

CPU + GPU together = Multi-Neuraxon at speed.

[Come-from-Above @c___f___a]

@VivancosDavid @c___f___b @nvidia @_Qubic_ It's a win both for Quick and Aigarth.

[Come-from-Above @c___f___a]

@bruno_charlies Congratulations! It's such a good post.
Qubic is winning 🔥

[BCharles @bruno_charlies]

Sometimes I imagine Hollywood directors putting together one of those blockbuster movies in the style of The Social Network, The Big Short, or even Dumb Money, the day these big shots finally meet CFB (Sergey Ivancheglo). Once you discover what he created, you’ll understand why you’ll be hearing a lot about him in the coming years ; more than everything he’s already done in the past.

There’s already more than enough material for the script of this story, and I need to start by mentioning the latest “news” I’ve been hammering on in my previous posts about this “war” that’s breaking out in the market.

On May 6, 2026, Anthropic (Claude) announced a historic partnership with Elon Musk’s SpaceX: full access to Colossus 1, the supercomputer with more than 220,000 Nvidia GPUs and over 300 megawatts of capacity in Memphis.

Immediate results?

Claude Code usage limits doubled
Peak-hour restrictions eliminated for Pro and Max subscribers
And the craziest part: the two companies have already signaled interest in “orbital compute” (AI data centers in space, powered by gigawatts of space solar energy).

This isn’t “just another partnership.” It’s living proof that the race for processing power has turned into a full-blown strategic war.

Rival companies (Anthropic and xAI/SpaceX had already thrown shade at each other in the past) are now sharing infrastructure because compute is the new oil, and it’s scarcer than ever.

So I went digging to update you all on what’s happening in this race right under our noses, from a broader perspective, and the heavy-duty partnerships forming in the market… and I was genuinely shocked at how many massive deals have been closed in such a short time: OpenAI + Microsoft + Oracle + SoftBank (Stargate): $500 billion in AI data centers in the US (5.5 GW of power, millions of GPUs). Project already in accelerated construction.

Meta: Planning to spend up to $600 billion on infrastructure in the US by 2028, and 2026 alone will break capex records.

Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Oracle: Together injecting between $660 and $690 billion just in 2026 into data centers, chips, and energy for AI.

xAI Colossus: Already expanding to 500,000+ GPUs and integrating even deeper with SpaceX after the recent dissolution of xAI as an independent company.

Meanwhile, sovereign nations have jumped into the fight as if it were a matter of national security:

United States: CHIPS Act + July 2025 executive order fast-tracking licenses for data centers and transmission lines. The Pentagon expanded its contract with Scale AI from $100 million to $500 million. Strict export controls on advanced chips (H200, MI325X, etc.); new rules now require foreign buyers to invest in American data centers or provide security guarantees.

China: Despite U.S. restrictions (25% tariffs + case-by-case licenses), SMIC has already produced 5 nm chips and the government has poured in tens of billions. It’s openly called an “AI arms race.”
United Arab Emirates (UAE): 5 GW Stargate project.

Thailand: $3.1 billion in new data centers approved in 2026.

India (Adani): $100 billion in renewable-powered data centers by 2035.

Saudi Arabia and others: “Sovereign AI” has become official state policy. Whoever controls compute controls the economic and military future.

Governments are imposing restrictions, subsidies, tariffs, and even data/compute localization requirements.

The geopolitical risk is real: data centers have become strategic targets (see the tensions in the Middle East already affecting projects… I already posted about that).

And that’s exactly where QUBIC comes in, and almost nobody in the market is talking about it enough or paying real attention (except for a few AI PhDs I noticed starting to follow me here after these posts and insights… welcome, doctors!).

QUBIC is not just another AI network. It’s the only one turning global mining into useful, rentable computational power:ASICs mine Dogecoin in parallel (100% dedicated, generating extra revenue).

CPUs/GPUs run 100% of the time training Aigarth (its own AI) via Useful Proof of Work (UPoW).

Outsourced Computations (already in design/finalization phase): any company, university, hospital, or even a sovereign government can create smart contracts, pay in QUBIC, and rent the network’s decentralized computational power to train specific models, process massive datasets, or run simulations.

The result?

Cheaper compute, censorship-resistant, globally distributed, without having to build billion-dollar data centers, fight over physical GPUs, or sign million-dollar future contracts to launch dedicated AI processors into orbit via SpaceX.

Just picture the scene: with demand exploding and the energy/compute bottleneck only getting worse, companies and even sovereign nations are going to start knocking on the QUBIC team’s door for partnerships, and it could happen at any moment in this crazy race. This isn’t fiction. It’s market logic.

While Big Tech and governments build centralized empires (and pay fortunes for energy), QUBIC offers a decentralized alternative that’s already proving the concept with Dogecoin + Aigarth running side by side.

The race is far from over. In fact, it’s barely begun, and I’m already seeing billionaires swallowing their pride and past beefs so they don’t get left behind.

Whoever secures more efficient, cheap, and scalable compute, whether by building Colossus, Stargate, or tapping into networks like QUBIC, will write the next chapter of AI.

What do you guys think? Will companies keep betting only on centralized data centers that swallow entire cities’ worth of energy? Or will they start testing new trends and technologies and knock on QUBIC’s door to “rent” decentralized compute?

When the global economy finally gets comfortable in the crypto world, QUBIC will be ready to show its true potential.

But understand this: QUBIC is already on the radar!

To the AI scientists out there, I invite you to read the project’s Whitepaper. It’s at the very least a “ticking time bomb.” Anyone who knows what the market is capable of doing to achieve its goals understands that at any moment QUBIC could catch the eye of some tech giant as a strategic partner for its decentralized computational power.

Don’t be shy. Give QUBIC a chance to seduce you with everything it can do.

#IA #ComputeRace #QUBIC #Dogecoin #Anthropic #SpaceX #AIInfrastructure #DecentralizedAI

[Come-from-Above @c___f___a]

@Carlosggmma @THE_chosen_CHAD @AtlamArg @2xnmore @zuqkaX 😂

[Come-from-Above @c___f___a]

@Cointelegraph Buy and hold $Qubic, I beg you!

[Come-from-Above @c___f___a]

@shub0414 @NiteshKkothari I have 3 different google accounts, 2 smartphones and a tablet. Do you get it?

[Come-from-Above @c___f___a]

@OSACrypto1 @elonmusk Just facts! You said it all...
It may not be now, but one day @elonmusk Musk will mention @c___f___b on X and say: “Congrats on achieving AGI!” It’s a matter of time.

[Come-from-Above @c___f___a]

@ravikiran_dev7 So accurate

[Qubic @_Qubic_]

$QUBIC has burned 40.9 trillion tokens. 

Out of a 200 trillion max supply, that's over 20% of the total cap, permanently gone. 

Most people tracking it still don't understand the four separate mechanisms driving that number. 🧵

[Qubic @_Qubic_]

The Doge Mining, Phase 3, Day 2 numbers are in.

Real sample. qMine's DG1+ ASIC. 13 GH/s.

Mining DOGE via Qubic
→ $9.42/day

Mining LTC + DOGE on traditional pools
→ $7.22/day

That's +$2.20/day. ~30% more profit.

And that's against merge mining, where other pools are already combining two coins to stay competitive.

Same hardware. Same effort. Completely different outcome.

[Come-from-Above @c___f___a]

@barbie_context How I met your mother 😀

[Qubic @_Qubic_]

You can now move $QUBIC to Ethereum and back.

No custodian. No middleman.

QBridge is live, and we just dropped a full tutorial showing you exactly how to use it.

In under 3 minutes you'll learn how to:
→ Connect your wallet (MetaMask Snap, WalletConnect, or seed)
→ Bridge QUBIC to Ethereum as wQUBIC (ERC-20)
→ Add the wQUBIC token to your EVM wallet

Built by @Vottun.
Non-custodial.
2-of-3 multisig.
Audited by Certik.

📷 Bridge: https://t.co/SneE3CxCmD

📷 wQUBIC CA: 0xa989EDfee575425904514D4090846a5AFD58F225

Full tutorial 👇

[dogegod @_dogegod_]

Dogecoin mining network is now undergoing a major upgrade with Qubic integration starting April 1, 2026

Full production by April 30.

[Qubic @_Qubic_]

Every April Fools' Day, someone pulls a stunt.

Today, Qubic pulled a network.

DOGE mining is live. Powered by the fastest compute network on Earth.

This is not a joke.

[Chain INK @0xchainink]

> be $QUBIC
> born from a BitcoinTalk post in 2012
> before most of crypto even existed

> the idea belongs to one man
> Sergey Ivancheglo
> alias: Come-from-Beyond

> software engineer from Belarus
> obsessed with computer games as a kid
> evolved into distributed computing and AI

> BSc in electronics and artificial intelligence
> codes in everything
> Assembler, C, Java, Python, the full stack

> first known internet footprint: 2002
> publishes "Distributed computing with minimal costs"
> twenty years before the rest of crypto catches up

> mines Bitcoin in 2009
> one of the earliest miners alive
> there before the industry existed

> 2013: creates NXT
> the first full Proof-of-Stake blockchain
> not a Bitcoin fork, built from scratch

> NXT is cited in the Ethereum whitepaper
> Vitalik studied it
> the foundation under the foundation

> projects like Monero draw inspiration from NXT
> the man's fingerprints are on everything
> and nobody outside crypto knows his name

> 2015: co-founds IOTA
> invents the Tangle
> the first DAG-based ledger, no blocks, no chain

> feeless transactions at scale
> designed for the Internet of Things
> the architecture is years ahead of its time

> joins the IOTA Foundation board in 2018
> the project grows massive
> but the politics grow faster

> internal conflict with David Sønstebø
> public fallout in 2019
> claims he's owed 25 trillion IOTA tokens

> leaves IOTA
> walks away from the project he helped build
> the pattern is familiar

> but the idea never left
> Qubic was mentioned in 2012
> before NXT, before IOTA, before everything

> the name goes back further than any of his projects
> the concept of Useful Proof-of-Work
> first discussed by CFB in 2002

> the endgame was always Qubic
> NXT was a stepping stone
> IOTA was a stepping stone

> launches Qubic as an independent project
> open source, community-driven
> no VC funding, no pre-mine, no central control

> anti-military license
> the code can't be used for war
> a philosophical line in the sand

> 676 Computors form the Quorum
> 451 must agree to finalize anything
> two-thirds majority, every time

> transactions are feeless
> finality is sub-second
> 15.5 million TPS verified on mainnet by CertiK

> fastest blockchain ever verified
> not on a testnet
> on mainnet

> Useful Proof-of-Work
> miners don't solve meaningless puzzles
> the compute power trains AI

> Aigarth
> an AI system built on Qubic
> designed to let artificial intelligence emerge from the network

> "AI will not be created, it will emerge.
> with help of Qubic miners."
> that's CFB's thesis

> smart contracts launch through IPOs
> the community votes on what gets built
> QUBIC spent on launches gets burned

> no whitepaper yet
> the tech is "too revolutionary" to finalize
> they're still reinventing components

> the man who built the first PoS chain
> the man who built the first DAG
> is now building a chain that turns mining into AI training

> three decades of distributed computing
> three landmark crypto projects
> and the final one is the one he always wanted to build

mined Bitcoin in 2009
built the first Proof-of-Stake blockchain
co-invented the Tangle for IOTA

left it all behind
and came back with the project he first imagined in 2002

the man who inspired Ethereum's whitepaper
is building something nobody's copied yet
because nobody understands it yet

[Come-from-Above @c___f___a]

@c___f___b @elonmusk 😂

[Qubic @_Qubic_]

Qubic's fee model is fundamentally different.

Users pay ZERO transaction fees. Ever.

Smart contracts? They pay for what they actually use.

Here's how it works:

Contracts maintain an execution reserve. 

They burn Qubic proportional to computational work consumed. 

Efficient code costs less. Wasteful code pays more.

The result:
→ Users never pay gas fees to interact 
→ Micro-transactions become viable 
→ High-frequency trading becomes possible 
→ Gaming economies become practical 
→ AI inference becomes affordable

Quality is enforced by economics, not gatekeeping.

And every fee gets burned, not paid to validators.

When users don't pay transaction costs, entire categories of applications become economically feasible for the first time.