MIT, 1981.
Richard Feynman presents his paper, âSimulating Physics with Computersâ, at the first Physics and Computation Conference.
The paper would become one of the foundational works of quantum computing.
Feynman posed a bold question:
Why canât we simulate quantum systems efficiently on classical computers?
His conclusion was radical:
If nature is quantum mechanical, perhaps the best way to simulate it is with quantum machines themselves.
More than four decades later, that challenge remains.
And fittingly, the story continues where it began: MIT.
Todayâs the big day! đ
The MIT Bitcoin Expo 2026 is kicking off live from Boston @MITBitcoinClub
If you couldnât make it in person, tune in here (thanks to @BitcoinMagazine for the coverage):
Day 1: https://t.co/0qyV2j99jiâŚ
Day 2: https://t.co/JlRy5rj0yaâŚ
Donât miss it! @MYShalaginov will be on stage đâĄ
đ¨ This paper from Google got released some hours ago and is already making rounds.
TDLR: existing cryptography is dead and we need to focus on Post-Quantum-Cryptography NOW. đŁ
Itâs co-authored by @CraigGidney, one of the leading experts on making quantum algorithms practical.
We interviewed him just some days ago and spoke with him about this in detail.
Watch it now (link in the comments) đ
Honored to have @MYShalaginov representing Qubitcoin at #MITBitcoinExpo2026 // @MITBitcoinClub
Thoughtful dialogue around quantum computing and Bitcoinâs future security is more important than ever.
The Qverse team wants to show a gesture of gratitude to all early $QTC miners using our pool.
All miners who join before March will get 3 months of 0% fee, as starting in March the fee will be 0.5%.
Thanks for being an early adopter!
Thank you for your trust and continued support! @QverseWallet
Itâs encouraging to see teams strengthening decentralization and contributing to ecosystem development.
Important note: This remains a fully third-party project (not operated, affiliated, endorsed, or guaranteed by the Qubitcoin team).
At Qverse, weâre going all in on $QTC. There is no other network with greater potential right now across the entire crypto ecosystem.
We continue working hard to strengthen and further decentralize the network.
Thread with new updates. đ§ľ
Release Update
As we move forward with the Plank update and the new compilation task, we begin releasing essential parts of it.
Our first release is a new high-performance Clifford+T circuit optimization tool, rmsynth.
It will serve as an underlying part of the compilation workflow, which is going to be the next task we plan to integrate into Superdense Consensus.
You can find the 0.0.1 version of rmsynth here:
https://t.co/dDS3jcvnbS
Additionally, we published a new Medium article which explains some basic ideas behind quantum compilation and its connection to coding theory.
It is the first of many posts on this topic, and we recommend familiarizing yourself with the included references if you want to see the full picture. You can find this post here:
https://t.co/p2fvIJ70Fp
Last week at the PEER Summit:
The Qubitcoin team participated in the event and joined discussions with peers from across the space.
Here, Mikhail is taking part in a panel discussion on quantum, security, and risk, where we had a lively debate on quantum computers compromising Satoshiâs wallets, how ready quantum technology truly is today, and the global race to build scalable quantum machines.
Thank you for having us. It was a pleasure exchanging ideas and perspectives.
New update on Qverse Poolâď¸
Weâve added Pro mode for greater control over statistics and metrics.
Weâve improved the hashrate chart in the miner dashboard and added multiple languages.
We continue building the universe that $QTC deserves.
Report any bug in our Telegram.
Qverse Miner âď¸
The Qverse universe expands with a new miner with 0% dev fee, making it most competitive miner on the @qubitcoinx network.
Version 0.1 supports most Nvidia GPU architectures.
More GPU support coming soon.
https://t.co/JHKvgmrVkp
We are pleased to announce that Superquantum is an official sponsor of iQuHACK 2026!
iQuHACK is one of the worldâs leading quantum hackathons, bringing together students, researchers, and builders to tackle real-world quantum computing challenges. It will take place from Jan 30 â Feb 1, 2026 at @MIT
We canât wait to connect with the participants and see what they build!
Mega Update Completed Successfullyâ
Changes Applied:
-Due to recent attacks against our pool, we migrated to a dedicated server, hardened and built with the highest security standards. The migration has not affected any shares or rewards, and the downtime was less than 1 second.
-When we started the pool a week ago, ping was around 400/500 ms. We reduced it to as low as 35 ms in some regions. This allows us to use a single stratum for the entire world without affecting performance, thanks to Cloudflare Spectrum.
-We reached 1.2 TH/s without any downtime. Larger miners can connect without impacting performance thanks to our optimizations.
-In the next HiveOS update, Qverse Pool will appear for easy configuration in flight sheets.
-The winner of the giveaway will be announced in the next weekly giveaway (Tomorrow).
Thanks to all miners for trusting our management. We believe in a decentralized network focused on the $QTC ecosystem.
Great to see community-driven projects emerging around Qubitcoin.
Keep building! @QverseWallet
Itâs exciting to see developers exploring new ideas around the protocol. Curious to see what the community creates next.
Important note: This is a fully third-party initiative (not operated, affiliated, endorsed, or guaranteed by the Qubitcoin team).