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There has been a lot going on over the last few weeks ..
NGL its hard to not get stressed just by opening X
.. meanwhile $TIG is ignoring the noise and making good progress
Bitcoin miners guess hashes until one works. NOCK has a different ambition: make mining work something more than a guess. Today two kinds of puzzle already compete on one chain, one built on ZK proofs and one on AI-style matrix math.
Where it stands, per the project's own docs: the launch ZK puzzle gives no result a customer would pay for, and customer-paid work is intended. The roadmap lists a Useful Inference Routing Protocol for Q4 2026.
Logan Allen (@loganallc) said on Oct 25 that the V2 AI-PoW design is converging and is the main remaining piece. The milestone to watch is real inference jobs paying for the work that secures the chain. Roadmap: nockchain.org/roadmap
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base:0x0c03ce270b4826ec62e7dd007f0b716068639f7b rewards miners for the typical result, so a lucky run doesn't pay.
every answer is scored inside a random group, up to 1,000 answers big, and on most challenges only the middle result of the group counts.
it's the result a real user would get, which makes TIG's rankings worth trusting.
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$QTC is about to become impossible to ignore. 🚀
Superquantum just announced Deqode, its SECOND quantum computing workload, on testnet.
Let that sink in.
While most crypto projects are still selling narratives, Qubitcoin is building real infrastructure at the intersection of AI, quantum computing and blockchain.
Two workloads. One ambitious vision. A ridiculously small valuation.
If Superquantum delivers on its roadmap, today’s market cap could look absolutely absurd in hindsight.
The market hasn’t even begun to price in the potential.
$QTC isn’t just another altcoin.
It’s an asymmetric bet on an entirely new computing paradigm.
And we’re still ridiculously early.
Bullish doesn’t even begin to describe it. 🔥
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two algorithms become permanent parts of $TIG tomorrow evening, when round 140 closes in about 1,780 blocks. sat_tailwalk_v7 on SAT and etna_highcap on job scheduling.
the merge is what protects their income. unmerged code only gets paid while it carries at least 25% of a challenge's work, merged code gets paid at any share. today four merged codes sit under 25% and still collect about 0.07 TIG per block between them.
etna_highcap runs 41% of job scheduling right now. from tuesday it keeps earning even if miners drift back to ember_etna.
A community-run mining pool for TIG has public code, and it shows how a small GPU owner could take part. Members offer CPU or GPU time, the pool runs whole benchmarks, and rewards are shared. It's member-run, not a Foundation product.
The proof point, per the project's own roadmap: a vector-search benchmark ran on a member's RTX 3070 on Oct 19 and TIG accepted it with no fraud flagged. A consumer card, a real benchmark, accepted by the protocol. Self-reported, so treat it as an early signal.
What's still open, according to the same docs: CPU benchmarks earned zero rewards so far, and a reward cycle with real earnings hasn't been exercised yet. That's the milestone to watch. Repo: github.com/tig-foundation/ti…
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$TIG reminder.
This is likely the bottom
$TIG is now down to just the real believers when things are about to get interesting.
I'll be scooping up more soon from all these weak hands.
The upside here is now looking silly to me because the first integrator deal is signed. Yes. Done deal. And a second one is in the works.
So what CRP? What is an integrator and why does it matter?
Integrators are the route to revenue for $TIG. They take a raw algorithm and turn it into working software for a specific client. This also means they already have clients.
Once they get a customer to agree to pay for TIG's IP, it's proof that the licensing thesis works in the real world and the market for algorithms is born.
This relationship can be reused for future licenses and this "long" timeline only applies to the first algorithm.
The real work here went into a one-time setup: legal terms and convincing integrators to see the value here. Future algorithms should move much faster.
So do what you will, but I'm going to be on the front lines of a nascent algorithm market in a world where their importantance is up only.
Still rabidly bullish $TIG.