Bitcoin and Conduit Mining Comparison

Both Conduit and Bitcoin use the term "mining." The following table helps show how the mining process is different between the two.

AreaBitcoin MiningConduit Mining
ChainOne common replicated chainA graph network of DLTs
Mining AlgorithmProof of WorkProof of Economic Activity
Mining GoalMining based on first mine to reach a mathematical goal of a hash that fits a patternMining based on next time a Party reaches an economic goal of having purchased a certain amount of rewards for all Conduit Network Participants.
Race BetweenAll mines (only one wins)Each Party mines on its own
Block VerifiedAfter majority of nodes verifyAfter registry nodes issue CNDT
Speed to confirm blockApproximately 10 minutesApproximately 1 second
Max Block Size1 MegabyteN/A
Energy need per tokenAt least 143,000 kWhAverage of 78 kWh (1,833 times less energy)
Halfing Phases660
Time of each phase~4 yearsTakes longer for subsequent phases
New phase based onBlock countDoubling of the economic activity
Tokens at genesis block5016,777,216
Blocks per phase210,000 per phaseDoubles each phase (starting at 1)
Distribution of mined tokensOnly one mine owner wins33.34% goes to mine owner, the rest goes to network pools (see distribution table for detail)
Max Tokens21M Bitcoin~1B Conduit (1,006,632,960)
Time to mine all tokens2.5 decadesA century or more
Economic ActivityTransfer of value using bitcoinUse, sale or transfer of cloud based Resources (assets, IP, goods and services)
UseTransferring valueRunning decentralized cloud for web 2 & 3
Max transaction speed7 per second for networkTheoretically limited only by number of Nodes. 6 per second per Quad Security Modules (Network speed is based on how many Security Module verify a transaction and geo diversity, network speed scales linearly to Security Module count)
Economics based onOnly one winnerAll active contributors win, plus the miner gets a bonus.
Economics IncentivizeCentralization of faster minesDecentralization of all mines into the hands of people
Mine ownersCan be anyoneOnly KYC’d individuals or pools of individuals