SASEUL (coin SL) can be mined with a home computer's graphics card. This site checks how to mine it, mining records, and what people say about it against public sources. SASEUL facts →
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What people ask most right now
- BitMart is closing. What about my SL?
- Paid for coins that never came? Scam alert
- Is SASEUL a scam? What public records show
- When will the hard fork be finished?
- Restored my wallet and got a different one
- Has the chain stopped? Check in 1 minute
- Listing on Upbit or Binance? No official word
- Which channels and sites are official?
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What's Next for SASEUL? One Writer's Outlook and Worries (Personal Opinion)
This is one writer's view that SASEUL's price will keep rising over the long run. It's not investment advice and it could be wrong. I've laid out the reasons (proof-of-work mining, a ledger running for over 4 years, high difficulty, a record of stopping and coming back) and the worries (slow development, no exchange to trade on, little real use) separately, using public sources as of September 30, 2026.
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Could a Blockchain Stop Vote Rigging in Apartment Council Elections? How a Public Record Book Works, and Its Limits
Put an apartment complex's building rep or women's association election on a blockchain record book, and it gets hard to secretly change votes once they're written, and anyone can count them again. But it can't stop someone else from tapping the phone, or someone watching over your shoulder. I checked Korea's National Election Commission online voting and trials abroad in public sources.
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Could Putting a Gye (Korean Savings Club) on a Blockchain Stop the Organizer From Vanishing With the Money?
Run a gye's money through a blockchain record book and a smart contract, and everyone sees who paid, and the money goes to that month's turn without passing through the organizer. But it can't force a member who stops paying to pay. I opened and checked news about gye collapses, a blockchain gye abroad, and material on a Korean gye app's designation myself on September 29, 2026.
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Can a Prize Draw or Lottery on a Blockchain Not Be Rigged? How Verifiable Draws Work and Their Limits
Does running a prize draw or lottery on a blockchain end rigging? I checked public sources on how it works (seal things first, draw with a number that comes out later, let anyone redo the math), real cases like Upbit and Korea's Donghaeng Lottery, and what a blockchain can't stop. SASEUL's official X account introduced 'verifiable random numbers' for the lottery industry in September, saying they run on SASEUL, but I couldn't find in public sources how they can be checked or whether they've been used in a real draw.
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Would Putting Concert Tickets on a Blockchain End Ticket Scalping? How It Works, Real Cases and the Limits
Put concert tickets on a blockchain record book and the owner and every resale stay on record, so you can allow resale only through the official counter and only up to a set price. I checked public sources on Hyundai Card's NFT tickets (2024), the Euro 2020 mobile tickets, GUTS in the Netherlands, and Korea's amended Public Performance Act (in force since August 28, 2026). It can't stop deals made outside the record book.
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Are SASEUL GOLD and SASEUL the Same Coin? The Names Listed as Makers Differ, and So Do the Ledgers
SASEUL GOLD (ticker SG) and SASEUL (ticker SL), made by ArtiFriends, are different coins. The name listed as the maker, the ledger (blockchain), the ticker, the official site and the exchanges they traded on are all separate. I opened the public sources myself on September 29, 2026 and compared them.
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Can You Split a Building or Gold Into Small Pieces on a Blockchain? How Security Tokens (STO) Differ From SASEUL Coin (SL)
A security token (STO) is a security recorded on a blockchain ledger. In Korea, the law for it passed the National Assembly on January 15, 2026 and is set to take effect on February 4, 2027. I opened and checked the Financial Services Commission's documents myself on September 29, 2026. Fractional real estate investment got a regulatory exemption in late 2019 and has been tested since 2020. SASEUL coin (SL) comes only from mining, with no share sold in advance, and the Financial Services Commission's documents don't mention SASEUL coin.
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BitMart Shutting Down, What Happens to SASEUL (SL) Withdrawals? Is SL Delisted?
No BitMart notice delisting SL on its own could be found. The whole BitMart exchange stopped all trading on August 26, 2026. It still takes withdrawal requests, but they go through review, and whether SL withdrawals actually go through is unknown. Don't follow any message telling you to pay a fee first.
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Can My PC Mine SASEUL? Phone, Laptop, CPU, GTX 1060, RTX 3060 and RTX 50 Series at a Glance
The SASEUL pool mining program runs on Windows and Linux computers with an NVIDIA graphics card. GTX 10 series cards work with CUDA 12, and GTX 16 and RTX 20, 30 and 40 series cards work with CUDA 12 or 13. Phones, Macs and AMD cards can't use it, and without a graphics card (CPU only) the pool mining program won't start. RTX 50 series cards, and how much the CPU node program can mine, couldn't be confirmed.
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Restored Your SASEUL Guardee Wallet but a Different Wallet Showed Up? New Wallet (4,096 Words) vs Old Classic Wallet, and Keeping Your Recovery Phrase Safe
If you restore your Guardee wallet and a different address shows up, go back over the word count, the order and the spelling, one word at a time. With an old Classic wallet made before June 19, 2026 (15 words), even one wrong word opens a different wallet with no error. The new wallet uses 16 words picked from a 4,096-word list. If you lose your recovery phrase, not even the company that made the app can bring it back.
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Has the SASEUL Blockchain Stopped? How to Check Block Height on the Explorer in 1 Minute
To see if the SASEUL record book has stopped, compare the time on Latest Resource Blocks on the official explorer's front page with the time now. It takes under a minute. From the start in May 2022 to September 27, 2026, resource blocks were added about once a minute on average. If nothing changes for much longer than usual, check the official notice channel.
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What Does the T in SASEUL Difficulty Mean? Difficulty, Network Hashrate and Block Time
The SASEUL official explorer's difficulty of 375.57T (September 27, 2026) is about 413 trillion calculations. Read it as the average number of calculations to find one block, and dividing by 60 seconds gives the calculating speed of all of SASEUL. The numbers were also worked through to show why the explorer (6.26 TH/s) and the pool site (6.88 TH/s) look different.
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When Will the SASEUL Hard Fork Be Finished? How Is a Hard Fork Different From an Update?
As of the official notice channel on September 27, 2026, no date has been announced for SASEUL's next hard fork, 2.3. A hard fork is a big update after which old programs no longer fit. 2.2.0.5, expected to be the last fix for version 2.2, came out on July 28, 2026.
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How Do SASEUL Mining Rewards Become SL? Turning Points (Resource) into SL (Refine), Supply and the Next Reduction Date
SASEUL mining rewards first pile up as resource, and only become SL when you refine them. On the official explorer on September 27, 2026, refining 100 resource gives about 42.8 SL. This rate shrinks by 27/32 each time, and the next reduction date worked out by the explorer is January 12, 2027.
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What Are SASEUL's Official Channels? Official Website, Telegram, Explorer, Wallet and Docs Links
The official SASEUL website is saseul.com, official notices are on Telegram at t.me/saseul_notice, and the official explorer is explorer.saseul.com. The Guardee wallet, docs, GitHub and node install links were all opened and checked on September 27, 2026.
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Bought SASEUL (SL) but the Coins Never Arrived? 'Wait for the Hard Fork', 'Install Another App' and Fake Tax Emails Can Be Scams
If you paid for SASEUL coins (SL) and they never arrived, don't send any more money. You can see whether coins arrived by searching your wallet address on the official explorer. There's no official notice that transfers stop for a hard fork, a claim that you must install another app can be checked on the official explorer, and Korea's tax agency has warned about fake emails using crypto tax as bait.
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Does SASEUL Have Two Blockchains? Resource Chain vs Main Chain, 9 Validator Seats and Finality Time
SASEUL runs on two record books, the resource chain where mining happens and the main chain that records transactions. Computers that win at mining take turns in 9 validator seats, and a page of the transaction record book goes through once 6 of the 9 seats sign. Finality time varies by source, from a few seconds to about 600 seconds.
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What Is SASEUL Coin (SL) Used For? Can You Pay, Use an NFC Card or Send Messages With It Yet?
SASEUL coin (SL) is used to pay the fee for putting a transaction on the SASEUL record book (official docs). The official wallet app Guardee added QR codes and payment links (June 2024) and an NFC card wallet (June 2026). No launch date for 1:1 messages or the message board had been announced by September 27, 2026, and no list of shops taking SL was found in official sources.
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How Are SASEUL, Xphere, Seoul Labs and ZIGAP Related? Xphere and ZIGAP Were Made by Seoul Labs
SASEUL and its official wallet app Guardee were made by Artifriends. Xphere (XPHERE) and the ZIGAP wallet app were made by Seoul Labs, a company that signed a cooperation agreement (MOU) with Artifriends in 2023.
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Can You Still Mine Crypto on a Home GPU? SASEUL (SL) Can
Yes, you can still mine crypto at home. SASEUL (SL) mines on one NVIDIA GPU and home internet through a pool, with a 28-day record from one older graphics card.
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SASEUL GPU Mining Electricity Cost, How to Work It Out Before You Mine
GPU mining electricity cost = extra watts × hours × price per kWh. A card adding 55 W all month uses 39.6 kWh, about 6,000 to 14,000 KRW on Korea's tiered home rates. Put in your own rate with the calculator here.
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Is SASEUL a Scam or a Pyramid Scheme? What Public Sources Show
SASEUL is a blockchain that actually runs. As of September 27, 2026, I found nothing in public sources that gives grounds to call it a scam. That's not a guarantee that it's safe. The record book really is growing, anyone with an NVIDIA graphics card can mine it, and the project description says there was no ICO or presale and every coin came from mining. The place to watch out for scams is buying and selling SASEUL coins. It has weak spots too, like the non-public blueprint.
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Is SASEUL 1000 Times Faster Than Bitcoin? The Public Numbers Don't Get You to 1000x
No evidence was found that SASEUL is 1000 times faster than Bitcoin. The time for a record to become final is 6 to 8 seconds in the official docs and about 600 seconds on CoinMarketCap. Whichever number you use, it doesn't come to 1000x.
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Does SASEUL Have 20,000 Nodes, 3rd in the World? The Official Count on September 27, 2026 Was 74
SASEUL's 20,000 nodes (computers that each hold a copy of the record book) is a figure the SASEUL team announced in an official notice in May 2024 (a November 2023 article also gave 20,000). On September 27, 2026, the official SASEUL explorer showed 74 computers holding the record book, 46 of them mining.
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Does SASEUL Have No Block Explorer and No Listing on Coin Sites? The Explorer Exists, the Source Code Isn't Public Yet
An official site where anyone can view the SASEUL record book (a block explorer) exists today, and the coin info site CoinMarketCap has a SASEUL page too. But the blueprint (source code) of SASEUL's core program isn't public on its official GitHub.
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SASEUL (SL) Mining Setup on an NVIDIA GPU, Steps and the Common CUDA Snag
Mine SASEUL on one NVIDIA GPU: make a wallet address, install the driver and the right CUDA, enter the address and start. GTX 10 series cards need CUDA 12.
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What Is a Mining Pool? SASEUL Solo vs Pool Mining on One GPU
A mining pool mines together and splits coins by work added. Solo, one GPU at about 860 MH/s finds a SASEUL block about every 6 days on average, and weeks of nothing can happen.
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What Is Hashrate? SASEUL GPU Mining Numbers in MH/s and TH/s Explained
Hashrate is how many guesses a GPU makes per second. One card in the record does about 800 MH/s, roughly 0.012% of SASEUL's 6.88 TH/s network on September 27, 2026.
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What Do You Mine SASEUL With, a Hard Drive, CPU or GPU? Today It's Mainly the Graphics Card
SASEUL is mined today with NVIDIA graphics cards through a pool (a group that mines together). The official docs also list a node program that uses only the CPU (the computer's brain), but how much a CPU earns is unknown. Hard drives aren't for mining. They store the record book.
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SASEUL Miner CUDA Errors, CUDA or NVRTC Not Found and GPU Not Detected
CUDA or NVRTC not found, or GPU not detected? A version mismatch is one common cause. GTX 10 series needs CUDA 12, and CUDA must not exceed the CUDA Version in nvidia-smi.
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How Much SASEUL Does One Older GPU Mine a Day? 28-Day Log and Power Cost
28 days of mining SASEUL on one older GPU: about 670 SL in total, about 39 a day at 50% usage. Mining added 55 W (39.6 kWh a month), about 14,000 KRW at Korea's top rate.
