Join the network
For Miners
Install once. Score drug candidates. Earn LIFE for every verified result.
Getting started
How to start mining
Install the miner, enter the Solana address you want to be paid to, and it starts. Registering costs a small one-time amount of SOL: a registration fee that goes to the LIFE foundation wallet, plus a 0.05 SOL stake that is returned if you leave in good standing [confirm the fee amount]. After that there are no per-result fees [confirm how the miner's signing key is made on first run].
What you need
A supported NVIDIA GPU or AI rig [minimum to confirm] and an internet connection. If the network or the coordinator is briefly down, your miner keeps scoring and sends its results when it is back.
What you earn
See Earning LIFE for reward tiers, daily caps, and the discovery bonus.
Built for AI rigs
Made for GPU rigs. Built with them.
LIFE Compute is built for AI rigs, and built with them. The miner runs Boltz2 inference on NVIDIA GPUs, the same kind of rig used for AI work, and every part of the network was developed and tested on rigs of this kind.
- Made for GPU rigs. The miner runs on NVIDIA GPU rigs [single cards and multi-GPU rigs: confirm], including mining-style rigs managed with HiveOS [confirm the installer is ready].
- Each card is treated fairly. The network records which GPU model produced each result and compares it with the validators' own scores, so different cards are calibrated against each other. A public table shows the error by GPU model.
- Built with its own rigs. The scoring and the checks were tuned on an RTX 5060 miner and an RTX 4060 validator [list the other cards you have tested, and invite more].
- Your rig stays yours. The miner scores on your own machine and sends only signed results.
- What it needs. An NVIDIA GPU with at least [VRAM to confirm], a recent NVIDIA driver, and about [disk to confirm] of disk for the model files.
Transparency
Your history & what others can see
Ask LIFE Agent to look up your Solana address. It shows every submission, the validator's re-score and the error, your earnings, and the Solana signature of every payout, each with a record you can check against the public log.
Results, verdicts and the error table by GPU model are public, and history is public by address, like a block explorer.