GPU MARKETPLACE

no supply online

Supply side only

No customer is renting this compute. Rewards are issued by the protocol for verified proof-of-work, not paid by a buyer. This page lists supply only.

Capacity, measured now

Nodes online

Operators

Offered rate

Tasks verified

rate is the expected work of proofs verified in the last 120s, divided by that window

What the protocol pays

—QUERN / verified task

at median difficulty bits, base

Published from the same configuration the reward engine uses, so this figure cannot drift from what is actually credited.

Listings

Reported GPU is what the browser says through the WebGPU adapter. It is shown as reported and has no effect on anything: rate, difficulty and payout all come from proofs the server verified.

What a buyer side would require

· A workload whose result is worth more to someone than the electricity spent on it.
· Verification that stays cheap for that workload. SHA-256 search costs one hash to check; matrix products and model inference do not.
· A way to keep a customer's data out of a stranger's browser, or a workload where that does not matter.
· Settlement that survives a node vanishing mid-job, because tabs close.

The task types are pluggable and the architecture is built for it. None of that is present today, and the interface will not pretend otherwise until it is.

What is real on this page

· Every listed node is a live session with a current heartbeat.
· Every rate is the expected work of verified proofs over a fixed window.
· The price is read from the reward engine's own configuration.
· When nothing is online this page says so and shows no rows.

The network How it works