#DifficultyAndGPU
Issues · 3 posts
SASEUL's official GPU mining program first shipped in the node update of February 13, 2026 (2.2.0.1). In early 2024, press articles described SASEUL as mined with CPUs. On September 27, 2026, mining difficulty was about 47,000 times what it was in May 2024.
Posts on this issue (newest first)
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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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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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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.
