CPU mining remains competitive in today's crypto landscape. Recent data from Epoch 195 demonstrates why the narrative around CPU mining's death doesn't hold up.
The numbers tell the story. Qubic's CPU mining operation is delivering $0.97 per day in returns—outpacing the Monero and Tari combination at $0.75 daily, and solo Monero at $0.73. That's meaningful upside when stacked against traditional alternatives.
What's driving this? An epoch that burned 12.05 billion QUBIC tokens while maintaining 85% top-up sustainability on the network. This isn't theoretical speculation—it's actual economic output proving the model works at scale.
The takeaway: dismissing CPU mining as obsolete misses what's happening beneath the surface. When networks achieve this level of token burn and network stability simultaneously, you're looking at sustainable economics, not hype.
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AirdropHermit
· 01-18 17:01
Damn, Qubic, this data really slapped me in the face. $0.97 a day? I used to believe the nonsense that CPU mining was dead.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 01-18 17:00
Wow, Qubic's data really proves those who are bearish on CPU mining wrong.
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ProposalDetective
· 01-18 16:59
Wow, is this data real? Qubic $0.97 directly crushing Monero?
CPU mining remains competitive in today's crypto landscape. Recent data from Epoch 195 demonstrates why the narrative around CPU mining's death doesn't hold up.
The numbers tell the story. Qubic's CPU mining operation is delivering $0.97 per day in returns—outpacing the Monero and Tari combination at $0.75 daily, and solo Monero at $0.73. That's meaningful upside when stacked against traditional alternatives.
What's driving this? An epoch that burned 12.05 billion QUBIC tokens while maintaining 85% top-up sustainability on the network. This isn't theoretical speculation—it's actual economic output proving the model works at scale.
The takeaway: dismissing CPU mining as obsolete misses what's happening beneath the surface. When networks achieve this level of token burn and network stability simultaneously, you're looking at sustainable economics, not hype.