[CPU/GPU PoW] QUB Core — looking for technical miners and pool operators

[xProe]

We are opening a small technical miner cohort for QUB Core.

This is not a pump thread, not an airdrop, and not a price/ROI promise.

We are looking for CPU/GPU miners and small pool operators who like testing early PoW networks and can give useful feedback.

Current focus:
- CPU/GPU mining behavior
- solo and pool mining
- stale/orphan block handling
- sync and repair behavior
- pool share and payout visibility
- mempool and transaction reliability
- mining telemetry and UX

What we need:
- run the latest QUB Core
- test solo or pool mining
- report issues clearly
- share hardware specs
- provide screenshots/logs when something breaks

What we do not promise:
- no profit guarantee
- no exchange promise
- no airdrop
- no paid mining campaign

Interested testers should reply or DM with:
- OS
- CPU
- GPU
- solo/pool preference
- expected uptime
- mining experience
- willingness to share logs/screenshots

We are starting with a small group so feedback does not become chaos.

Current public build:
QUB Core v1.7.0 HF110

[Devilgold]

With RAM and graphics cards costing so much more this year, BTC mining is bound to get tougher

[xProe]

With RAM and graphics cards costing so much more this year, BTC mining is bound to get tougher

QUB is not a BTC fork. It's a BTC-like, fixed/hardcoded asset (pent-coin), deterministic blockchain, written in Rust.
This is one of my goals with QUB: affordable mining.
Miners do not only mine QUB block rewards and tx fees, but also 50% of all protocol fees, like QNS permanent purchases, pool creation payments etc.

[w496263090]

- OS   Ubuntu22.04
- CPU  AMD Epyc 7742
- GPU   Nvidia 4090
- solo/pool    pool
- expected uptime  2 mon
- mining experience   BTC LTC ETC ETH kaspa zec qubic  pearl 
- willingness to share logs/screenshots   yes