Open Cancer Drug Discovery Network

LIFE COMPUTE

Your GPU fights cancer. Every result is verified. Every payout is public.

Lend your GPU. Screen drug candidates. Earn LIFE.


An open network for drug discovery

LIFE Compute is an open network where people lend their GPUs and AI rigs to screen drug candidates against cancer targets. Every promising result is checked by a second machine before anyone is paid, and the full record is public.

The results are computer predictions that help researchers decide what to test in a lab. They are not experiments, and nothing here is a cure.


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.


Six steps from GPU to discovery

01
Mine

Your GPU scores molecules, mRNA sequences or guide RNAs against a cancer target using Boltz2, and signs each result with your wallet.

02
Submit

Your miner sends the signed result to the LIFE coordinator. After a one-time registration there is no per-result fee and no SOL to hold for fees [confirm].

03
Verify

A validator re-scores the result on its own machine. A result counts only when the two scores agree.

04
Learn

Verified results feed LIFE-BRAIN, which learns across every target and every method.

05
Get paid

Earned LIFE is paid out on Solana in batches. A payout needs signatures from independent keys and stays under a cap that is written into the program.

06
Check it yourself

Every result, re-score and payout is in a public log, and a hash of each day's log is recorded on Solana.


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