Myths vs facts
Widely repeated claims about SASEUL, checked against public sources and rated.
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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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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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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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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.
