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Earlier this month, an attacker drained 1,404 Qubic wallets. They left with nothing. Every drained coin was frozen before it could be moved or cashed out. Here is how the Qubic network responded, and why. 🧵
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S⊕undTick retweeted
Last call. ⏳ The zero ramp fee on QUBIC with @AlchemyPay ends tomorrow, 30 October. Your card is a QUBIC on-ramp: no exchange account, no existing crypto, and until tomorrow, no ramp fee.
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S⊕undTick retweeted
BARE METAL CONSENSUS Most blockchains run like this: Application → Virtual Machine → Operating System → Kernel Scheduler → Drivers → Hardware That stack works for general software. It is fragile for strictly deterministic replicated computation. An operating system is not neutral. It introduces: • thread scheduling variance • interrupt timing differences • memory allocation nondeterminism • background process interference • socket buffering behavior All increase nondeterministic variance in execution timing and memory behavior. Most chains tolerate this. Qubic cannot. Because most blockchains only need agreement on final state. They do not verify bit-level equivalence of how that state was reached. They agree on containers. They do not require identical execution paths. Qubic’s model is different. All 676 Computors execute the same instructions during the exact same tick. Each produces a state/output hash. The network state advances only if a quorum of 451+ identical hashes matches perfectly. Consensus is execution. If execution itself is the consensus mechanism, the environment becomes part of consensus security. You cannot rely on: • nondeterministic kernel scheduling • preemptive multitasking • asynchronous system noise Even small variances accumulate. Qubic boots directly via UEFI into a bare-metal environment. It does not run as a daemon on Linux or Windows. Production Computors execute a unified runtime that controls: • scheduling • memory management • networking • timing The execution path is intentionally constrained. This is not about minimalism. It is about convergence. When hundreds of machines must compute the same result at the same logical tick boundary, you remove everything that can introduce divergence. Determinism is engineered. Two identical programs running on two different OS environments may produce identical results most of the time. But “most of the time” is insufficient for computational quorum. Replication requires strict equivalence. A computational quorum requires: • deterministic instruction flow • deterministic memory behavior • synchronized logical timing • controlled hardware interaction General-purpose operating systems optimize flexibility. Qubic optimizes convergence. Removing the OS reduces: • scheduling unpredictability • hidden state transitions • external interference • attack surface tied to third-party kernels The compute engine becomes the system. Not an application inside a system. This architecture enables: • tick-synchronized execution • bit-level hash agreement • commit-or-null state transitions • deterministic resource accounting • oracle integration inside consensus $QUBIC qubic.org
‼️ Anthropic and Google researchers found a flaw that lets one crafted packet hijack a server during network boot, before Secure Boot checks the OS. Almost all servers on earth are affected. CVE-2026-97631 sits in TianoCore EDK II, code in the UEFI firmware of most servers.
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The vulnerability is limited to servers actively PXE network-booting with vulnerable EDK II firmware; most servers boot from local disks and are unaffected in normal use, with Intel noting limited impact on supported products. github.com/tianocore/edk2… arstechnica.com/security/2026/…
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S⊕undTick retweeted
We want to thank the @MEXC team for the way they handled the recent incident. They acted proactively, moved quickly when it mattered, and worked closely with us at every step. That kind of cooperation is what protects users when something goes wrong.
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S⊕undTick retweeted
Update for QUBIC holders on @MEXC 📤 Withdrawals are open now 
📥 Deposits resume today, 29 October, at 14:00 UTC Full QUBIC services on MEXC are back. 🧵
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Qubic's science team is in Nice. 🇫🇷 Our research has been accepted at EA 2026. Our Scientists, @VivancosDavid and @josesanchezhb, are at the International Conference on Artificial Evolution, running 27 to 29 October. 🧵
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S⊕undTick retweeted
🛡 Security Incident Update: Recovery of Funds We have an important update on the recovery of funds affected by the recent weak wallet seed incident. This TXID (explorer.qubic.org/network/t…) related to the drained funds that left Qubic Network during the incident are being returned on-chain to their originating address.
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🚨NEW LISTING TODAY🚨 Coinstore now has a $QUBIC/USDT listing! @CoinstoreExc is an exchange that has a vast reach, and is available in over 175 countries. They have a focus on developing countries - bringing more eyes to Qubic! ⏲️ Trade time: 12:00pm UTC 24/01/2025
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S⊕undTick retweeted
Most proof-of-work mining spends its computing power on guesses that are thrown away. Qubic’s mining algorithm, BPP-9000, puts that power to work. It searches for small neural networks instead. 🧵
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Almost hundred bucks 💸 One week, epoch 235 mining $QUBIC with ancient 5950x & 3090 🔥
3 days in $QUBIC mining with "old" 5950 & 3090 and already+$27 profit 🍻
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The Qubic network is live again. The Computor quorum approved the recovery, the reclaim platform is open, and the first funds have already gone back to verified owners. Here's what's new and what you need to do.
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Replying to @LitecoinTA
Not much to post, it was just a problem with a random number generator in a wallet. Such issues happen in crypto on daily basis.
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Replying to @LitecoinTA
Busy researching protein simulation to use it in #Qubic-run #AI for disease cure. Why?
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Most mining throws away trillions of guesses. Qubic’s doesn’t. With Ant Colony Mining, miners build on each other’s best results, like ants following a trail. Progress is kept, week after week. Live on mainnet now.
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S⊕undTick retweeted
Security incident update. Between 23:42 UTC on 17 October and 01:26 UTC on 18 October, an attacker drained 1,404 Qubic wallets, totalling around 2.94 trillion QU. Here is what happened, what has been done, and what comes next.
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Community Space #2 is tomorrow. 🎙️ This time we're looking at qMine: community-owned mining infrastructure built on Qubic. How it works, how its community votes on network proposals, and how it connects with other projects in the ecosystem. 🗓️ Saturday, 17 October
⏰ 5 PM UTC | 1 PM EDT
📍 Live on X Bring your questions for our speaker @samsonofLA 👇
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S⊕undTick retweeted
Most blockchains are secured by machines solving puzzles that have no value outside the network. What if that effort produced something worth keeping? Making it work in practice is harder than it looks. 🧵
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S⊕undTick retweeted
3 days in $QUBIC mining with "old" 5950 & 3090 and already+$27 profit 🍻
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Qubic smart contracts can now read verified real-world data and trigger actions beyond the chain. Without any gas fees. What would you build first? 🧵
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Most AI learns once, then freezes. Living brains never stop changing. Qubic’s Aigarth is built to grow, adapt and evolve. 🧵
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