Simply help everyone quickly understand the Qubic reward method.
Qubic allows up to 676 Computors. The prerequisite for becoming a Computor is to run a Qubic node and obtain enough scores and rank among the top 676. You will be listed as a candidate in the first week. If you are qualified to become a Computor, you will receive benefits in the next week, with a maximum of 1.4 billion QUBIC per epoch (week).
Related instructions:https://docs.qubic.world/computors/challenges
If you don't know how to run a node yet, you can check out the information below.
Official library : qubic-li/client (github.com)
Qubic.li offers a client that can be used to mine QUBIC. This software is user-friendly, has Windows and Linux versions, and supports Docker. making it a good choice for those new to mining. It provides essential features like managing your mining activity, monitoring performance, and connecting with the Qubic network.
If you don’t understand the official instructions, here is a simple explanation.
According to my understanding, AlienPool is actually more like a tool to improve the score of Qubic nodes and help your nodes become Computor.
The prerequisite for using AlienPool is that you must run at least one node, because the Solutions mined by AlienPool will be used to improve the score of the node.
If you don't know how to run a node yet, you can check out the information below.
The latest version of AlienPool can be found in the Discord #alienpool channel.
Both of these software options are actively maintained and updated to ensure the best mining performance and compatibility with the Qubic network.