Right now!

With a supply of just over 17.5 million RBL, with over 1 million miners spread across over 190 countries.

Rubi is one of the very few first-layer public blockchains that is 100% distributed to miners. It is one of the simplest and most progressive experiences in the vision of digital asset ownership for the general public...

I wonder why there are miners selling RBL so cheaply.

Is it because it is too easy to mine? Or is it because most of the people who own RBL are struggling?

Only those who are struggling often underestimate what they own, underestimate their opportunities. Then sell their real assets at a cheap price just to make a little money and then spend it all on frivolous things.

When they sell what is valuable cheaply, that is why hardships keep following them.

Your RUBI is created and owned by you, let's compare the core points of the project with Bitcoin.

Such as supply, miners, blockchain and "look on chain" experience with Pandora.

My important advice to you is!

Never sell community value cheaply, never sell your trust and position of Rubi cheaply!

30 days of information entry and mining to ensure you are real. Rubi will completely eliminate fraud to ensure assets become valuable and created by humans.

You need to pay a fee to get verified. Because the verifier will be paid for the verification work.

It's not forbidden! people have the right to do with their assets.

I just want to warn! let's look at the current value and current risks, we are even in the testnet stage.

2 million members is a temporary achievement, it's not the destination. Let's look at 2 or 3 years later. When the mainnet is done and the community can reach 20-30 million or more. rubi will be worth more.

if rubi goes up more than 1$ now, it's hype, and we have to warn about it.

We are done upgrading! This upgrade is only hardware focused. It is only partially effective (estimated to increase total performance by 35% compared to before). The congestion problem is only temporarily resolved, we will see congestion again soon.

We are considering measures to maintain operations including.

• algorithm optimization
• suspending resource-consuming services
• discussing horizontal infrastructure architecture.

all of these will be discussed -

Happy 8/3 everyone. Respect women! They are really the last ones to help you in difficult times.

KYC version 1.5 will close.

KYC profiles submitted in version 1.50:

• Not yet KYC-submitted: - will be cancelled, but the fee will be retained, permission to create a new profile in version 1.6 will be granted (no refund for the fee difference).

• Profiles currently showing errors: requiring user correction, if not yet corrected they will also be cancelled, but permission will still be retained.

Hi All Rubimily!

⚠️ Please understand this!

Those who have been granted the VALIDATOR role are responsible for:

1) maintaining the confidentiality of user profile information that you verify;

2) not marketing yourself as a Validator, as this poses a risk of bias and abuse of power.

I hope that Validators will act cautiously and objectively, because of the value of the assets you are representing and protecting.

Sincerely,

📝We are approving Validator applications!

For the first 3 weeks, each country will only have an appropriate number of Validators sufficient to handle the number of KYC applications in their country.

We need to monitor further performance metrics to ensure the process is improved and of high quality. Therefore, for the first 3 weeks, each country will not exceed 20 approved Validators. After this period, we will monitor the number of KYC applications in each country to add more Validators to ensure sufficient capacity to handle all KYC applications from miners.

We are committed to ensuring that Validator approvals are objective and based on their interaction history with the network.

Applications not approved in the first round can continue to wait for subsequent approval rounds – or they can withdraw their application (the "withdraw application" feature will be released in June).

🙂 ANDY!

Furthermore, I'm stopping the sending of invitations to minimize errors.

In just 2 days, KYC was approved. Many low-quality accounts were approved.

The automated QC system is ineffective, while the Validators are quite lax, constantly overlooking errors!

I cannot accept this situation! I am monitoring everything.

I want RUBI Network to achieve high quality in its community.

Only then will RUBI Network become the best public blockchain.

I will limit new invitations.

In the next few days, I will probably push for these two things:

1) Create a common communication channel – forming a global Validator community. I think they should have a place to communicate with each other to improve their skills and problem-solving abilities.

2) Create guidelines and propose standards for global Validators.

I hope the Validators will read this and come to a consensus on common standards.

External parties (potentially future clients) will be watching how we work and the quality of our service. THEIR EVALUATION IS OUR VALUE.

In the early stages of KYC 1.6, we need to observe and evaluate how the system works. The amount of work will increase over time. But initially, assessing quality and establishing standards is more important.

Due to the overwhelming number of Validator applications, we have updated the application to add a "Cancel Validator application" button. Applications submitted more than 3 days ago will have this option. After 3 days, this option will appear, allowing you to continue waiting for approval or cancel your application. If you cancel, your priority queue will also be canceled.