Welcome to the Cubiq Network User Guide! This guide will help you understand and navigate the Cubiq ecosystem, from setting up your mobile Qube to interacting with decentralized applications.
Cubiq empowers you to be a first-class participant in the blockchain, directly from your mobile device.
Cubiq Network is a revolutionary blockchain platform that allows mobile devices to act as lightweight validators, known as "Qubes." This guide is designed for end-users who want to understand how to use Cubiq Network, manage their assets, and interact with decentralized applications (dApps) in a mobile-native environment.
No prior blockchain experience is required, but a basic understanding of digital assets and mobile apps will be helpful.
Follow these steps to begin your journey with Cubiq Network:
The Cubiq mobile application is your primary interface for interacting with the network.
Upon first opening the app, you will be prompted to create a new Cubiq wallet.
To interact with dApps or participate in staking, you will need QUBE tokens.
The Cubiq app is designed for intuitive and seamless mobile interaction.
Your assets are protected with advanced encryption and security features.
A "Qube" is your mobile device acting as a lightweight validator on the Cubiq Network. Unlike traditional blockchain nodes that require significant computing power, Qubes leverage zero-knowledge proofs to verify the network's state with minimal resources.
The Cubiq app provides a comprehensive wallet interface for managing your QUBE tokens and other assets.
View a detailed history of all your incoming and outgoing transactions within the app. Each transaction will include details like amount, date, and transaction hash.
Cubiq Network supports EVM-compatible smart contracts, allowing you to interact with a wide range of decentralized applications.
Some dApps may be accessible directly through an in-app browser within the Cubiq application, providing a seamless experience.
For dApps accessed via a standard web browser, you can connect your Cubiq wallet using WalletConnect or similar protocols (details to be provided).
// Example: Connecting to a dApp (conceptual)
import { CubiqWallet } from "@cubiq/wallet-sdk";
async function connectToDApp() {
const wallet = new CubiqWallet();
await wallet.connect(); // Connects to the Cubiq app
// Now you can sign transactions or interact with smart contracts
const transaction = {
to: "0x...",
value: "1000000000000000000" // 1 QUBE
};
const signedTx = await wallet.signTransaction(transaction);
console.log("Signed Transaction:", signedTx);
}
Staking QUBE tokens allows you to participate in the network's Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism and earn rewards.
The Cubiq app will provide an intuitive interface for managing your staked QUBE, including:
Participate in network security and earn passive income through staking.
Encountering issues? Here are some common problems and solutions:
Visit our Community page for support channels.
Find quick answers to common questions about Cubiq Network.
A Qube is a lightweight mobile validator on the Cubiq Network. It verifies zero-knowledge proofs to secure the network without requiring high computational resources.
You can earn rewards by staking your QUBE tokens and delegating them to a validator. The validator earns block rewards, and you receive a portion of those rewards.
Yes, Cubiq Network is built with security as a core principle, leveraging zero-knowledge proofs, a robust DPoS consensus, and continuous security audits. Refer to our Security page for more details.