Two ways into one network.
A crowd of everyday computers runs huge jobs, and every result is proven real. Bring a job, or bring a computer.
Set a budget, a crowd runs it, and you pay only for work that passes verification. No datacenter, no trust required.
Open a tab and it starts earning. Your machine runs real paid work in the background, paid per verified piece. No install, no signup.
What's a “search job”?
Some problems only have one way to solve them: try an enormous number of possibilities and keep the best. That's work a single computer would grind on for weeks. Split across a crowd, it finishes fast.
Why not just rent a datacenter?
Because the hard part isn't power, it's trust. Here's how the usual options stack up.
How the money and trust flow.
Fund a job, a crowd sieves it, every result is proven, and workers get paid. All settled on Solana.
Program live on Solana devnet. Every find attestation is a transaction you can open in the explorer.
Four ways a lie dies.
Watch a fake result try to make it through. It fails at every gate, for about 0.9% extra compute, not 200%.
Stacked together, the lie never survives.
The full mechanism, with numbers, lives on how it works.
Live right now, on Solana.
Left: a real bounty, covered by real contributors. Right: a network teaching itself to fly, live in your browser.
Put a crowd to work. Or let your computer earn.
Two sides, one network. Both live on Solana right now.