Hello everyone.

I would like to post my feelings and thoughts towards this new project that I have recently came across. I don't remember exactly how I came across the project, but what I do remember is when it was mentioned that they are using a new algorithm, x22i. That statement alone got me excited! I was wondering why haven't I heard of this project or algorithm before today? How old are both? Once I came across it I became wildly excited and researched frankly all I could. I for one am already on board this new project from reading the whitepaper and slowly studying the way the x22i algorithm works. Great game changer to use this algorithm imo.

I am a miner that has been in game for long enough to feel the ups and downs of accumulating crypto using this method. I do it because I enjoy the building and tweaking perspective. I enjoy manually building and taking care of my hardware. I enjoy supporting projects that I feel have promising ideas and futures in the new type of industry.

What does concern me though is how does the SUQA project plan to handle the competitiveness of an ASIC and FPGA miner compared to a GPU miner. GPU miners range from your 1 card miner to the industrial size miner. The thing they all have in common is they are using their hardware to support something they believe in. After many discussions with many other GPU miners the question that always comes around is, x22i algorithm is at the moment, a great gpu algorithm and is fighting back against the ASIC's and FPGA's. Which is what GPU miners love to see, but also in the back of their mind, they would also like to see precautions in case ASIC's and FPGA's are able to mine on the x22i algorithm.

My question to the SUQA development team is if x22i algorithm network becomes congested with ASIC and FPGA miners, what are your procedures to fight back against this technology? Are you working on protocols on how to handle this situation as we move forward in the project?
I constantly check the SUQA gpu-mining discord channel and I am always happy to see the feedback. Iif the community is strong here, so will be the project.

I feel like if you are always able to keep gpu miners in the loop of your protocol procedures to combat these problems, you will always have the support of us backing this awesome project.
Any information keeping gpu miners in the loop is always great feedback!

Thank you for taking the time to read this.
Primus Pilus