Qubic Smart Domination
summary
Qubic claims a decentralized network that combines into the sixth largest computer and a mainnet 50 million TPS benchmarked by Qubic, with governance that decouples mining from consensus and 676 top validators called computers. A mining campaign uses CPU/GPU affinity plus game-theory incentives to reach an equivalent of 51% of Monero hash rate, selling mined XMR into buybacks and burns for Qubic. Remaining capacity funds Agarth, an evolution‑based AGI effort with prototype Anna Twitter bot that self‑refines without tensor/LLM training.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Qubic introduction and vision
- 1:12Qubic in distributed computing and AGI
- 2:37Founder’s background
- 4:05Qubic governance and validators
- 5:30Beyond AI to Monero mining
- 6:34Monero mining dominance
- 8:20Game theory and mining strategy
- 9:50Security benefits of Monero mining
- 10:33Agarth and Anna AI prototype
- 12:42AGI challenges and future plans
- 13:27Call to action
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