Quantum-Lattice update: real multi-threaded mining, and 130+ wallets since launch

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What's changed since launch

A couple of genuine updates worth sharing, both driven by real user feedback rather than planned in advance.

Multi-threaded mining is now live

Someone running a high-core-count machine (a Threadripper) flagged that the mining client was only using a single CPU core, regardless of how many were actually available. A real, honest limitation — now fixed.

Both the Linux and Windows mining clients automatically detect and use every available CPU core by default now, with an optional argument to override the count if you'd rather limit it. Confirmed working on real multi-core hardware — batch sizes now scale correctly with thread count instead of staying fixed regardless of the machine running it.

Real, sustained growth

Over 130 real wallets created since launch, up from 35 just a couple of days in — genuinely encouraging, continuing growth rather than a single launch-day spike. Steady mining activity, and some genuinely good technical conversations happening on Bitcointalk and Reddit.