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Qubic Launches Dogecoin Mining Phase 3: What It Means For DOGE

Qubic has fully transitioned to its Dogecoin-focused mining architecture, marking the start of Phase 3 and removing Monero from its operations. The new system dedicates ASICs entirely to mining Dogecoin (DOGE) while CPUs and GPUs are used to train its AI framework, Aigarth—both running simultaneously at full capacity without alternating. The project claims this model offers higher profitability, reporting a 32% increase in daily earnings compared to traditional DOGE mining pools. Additionally, Qubic uses a circular capital mechanism where mined DOGE is sold to buy back its native token QU, which is then distributed to participants. While Qubic’s current hashrate share remains small (around 0.086%), the shift represents a tangible entry into Dogecoin mining. The focus now is on whether the project can scale its operations and impact DOGE mining landscape meaningfully. At the time of writing, DOGE was trading at $0.09791.

bitcoinist04/24 16:01

Qubic Launches Dogecoin Mining Phase 3: What It Means For DOGE

bitcoinist04/24 16:01

Qubic Starts Dogecoin Mining Phase 2, Shifting Rewards Away From XMR

Qubic has entered phase 2 of its Dogecoin mining rollout, shifting miner rewards from Monero (XMR) to DOGE-based incentives. Starting with epoch 209, computors can operate in either XMR or DOGE mode, with only the higher-yielding contribution counted per index—effectively phasing out XMR if DOGE is more profitable. All block rewards are used for QUBIC buybacks, which are then distributed proportionally based on Dogecoin shares submitted. This transition, part of a three-phase plan announced in March, aims to fully migrate from XMR to DOGE, allowing parallel operation of DOGE mining (via Scrypt ASICs) and AI training (on CPUs/GPUs). Phase 2 introduces weekly reward windows, aligning with Qubic’s goal of scaling toward full-capacity dual-workstream operations.

bitcoinist04/16 21:14

Qubic Starts Dogecoin Mining Phase 2, Shifting Rewards Away From XMR

bitcoinist04/16 21:14

Qubic Reveals How Its Dogecoin Mining Launch Will Work Starting April 1

Qubic has detailed its transition to Dogecoin mining, set to begin on April 1, through a three-phase mainnet rollout. The move shifts Qubic from a mixed model of Monero mining and AI training to a parallel system where external ASIC miners handle Dogecoin via Scrypt algorithm, while Qubic’s own computational resources focus entirely on its AI project, Aigarth. The process uses a bridge called "Doge Connect" to link external miners to Qubic’s network, validate shares, and manage payouts. Monero mining will be phased out gradually over the transition. Miners will be paid in Cubics rather than direct DOGE, as Qubic will sell mined DOGE for stablecoins and buy back Cubics for redistribution—a mechanism expected to yield roughly 10% higher returns than standard Dogecoin mining. The system is designed to support multiple chains in the future, though Dogecoin is the initial focus.

bitcoinist03/31 21:32

Qubic Reveals How Its Dogecoin Mining Launch Will Work Starting April 1

bitcoinist03/31 21:32

Qubic Unveils 3-Phase Rollout For Dogecoin Mining Attack

Qubic has announced a three-phase plan to transition its mining operations from Monero (XMR) to Dogecoin (DOGE), starting on April 1. The shift is designed to be deliberate and methodical rather than instantaneous. Phase 1 (beginning April 1) serves as a testing period where Monero mining remains active 50% of the time, while Dogecoin runs at 100% in "test mode." Computor revenue during this phase remains in XMR only. Phase 2 allows computors to choose between XMR and DOGE revenue, with XMR gradually phased out. Those opting for DOGE will no longer receive XMR. Phase 3 completes the transition, with revenue switching entirely to DOGE, XMR mining disabled, and both DOGE mining and AI training running at full capacity. Qubic claims its network is now three times faster after recent optimizations, which it says will help handle the increased load. The team cited Dogecoin’s significantly larger daily emission value—approximately $1.44 million compared to Monero’s—as the key economic incentive for the switch.

bitcoinist03/25 17:32

Qubic Unveils 3-Phase Rollout For Dogecoin Mining Attack

bitcoinist03/25 17:32

Qubic Sets April 1 Start Date For Dogecoin Attack

Qubic has announced it will launch its Dogecoin mining initiative on April 1, 2026, as part of a broader strategy to integrate external proof-of-work into its decentralized compute network. The project aims to use Dogecoin ASIC mining to strengthen QUBIC tokenomics by selling mined DOGE to buy and burn QUBIC, making it deflationary. The effort also serves as a real-world stress test for Qubic’s Oracle Machines, which validate mining shares through a Byzantine fault-tolerant system. This follows Qubic’s earlier controversial campaign against Monero, which was later reassessed as a 34% attack rather than a 51% takeover. Unlike the Monero operation, Dogecoin mining will run concurrently with Qubic’s AI training workloads, without displacing them.

bitcoinist03/23 13:01

Qubic Sets April 1 Start Date For Dogecoin Attack

bitcoinist03/23 13:01

Dogecoin Becomes The Next Target For Qubic’s Compute Network — Here’s Why

Dogecoin is entering a new phase as it becomes the latest focus for Qubic, a project aiming to use blockchain networks for distributed computation. This signals a potential shift from its meme-coin identity toward a role in compute-based ecosystems. Qubic, which previously demonstrated its capability by dominating over 51% of Monero's hashrate and generating significant mining revenue, is now applying the same strategy to Dogecoin at a much larger scale. Dogecoin’s daily emissions are roughly 10 times those of Monero, representing a substantially bigger economic opportunity. Key milestones include the launch of Dogecoin mining on April 1st, a mainnet release scheduled for April 2nd, and accelerated network growth with tick speeds nearly doubled and guardian nodes surging. Additionally, Qubic is making progress in AI research with multiple academic papers accepted for major conferences. From a market perspective, analysts highlight a massive bullish pennant forming on Dogecoin’s monthly chart—a pattern that could define its long-term trajectory over the next several decades.

bitcoinist03/22 10:04

Dogecoin Becomes The Next Target For Qubic’s Compute Network — Here’s Why

bitcoinist03/22 10:04

Qubic Says Dogecoin Mining Build Is Underway, Revives 51% Attack Fears

Qubic has announced the development of a Dogecoin mining integration after a community vote selected DOGE. This move transitions the project from its previous "attention" narrative around Monero into implementation, raising renewed concerns about 51% attacks. Qubic emphasized that integrating ASIC hardware into its useful Proof-of-Work (uPoW) model requires significant engineering and protocol work, but could bring scale by incorporating Dogecoin's large mining economy. The announcement revisits security debates sparked in August 2025 when Qubic claimed a Monero "takeover demonstration" with over 51% hashrate dominance, though subsequent research found its control peaked at 23–34%. Unlike Monero's CPU-based mining, Dogecoin uses Scrypt and has merged mining with Litecoin, making a brute-force 51% attack economically challenging. Research firm 21Shares estimated it would cost billions in hardware and millions daily in electricity. A more plausible risk is Qubic incentivizing existing Scrypt miners to redirect hashpower through its system—a "vampire mining" approach.

bitcoinist01/23 15:01

Qubic Says Dogecoin Mining Build Is Underway, Revives 51% Attack Fears

bitcoinist01/23 15:01

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