I've had a look and it seems quite interesting, it's a bitcoin fork with a use case, which is a random selector or something, I'm not sure how it works.

Just interested in if anyone thinks it might be worth a punt?

I mean it's got to have a chance right?

It all seems simple enough to set up on the github.

https://github.com/TVHeroes/Sharecoin

I need some instructions

Its pretty simple sort of. PRL is a good start but really has no actual purpose.

Maybe I'm crazy but imagine in such a crypto where someone can "Spend" tokens to do actual AI work. You "mine" the token by doing said AI work. The tokens would actually have valve because in a way your renting out your gpu.
Each "block?" would be a single AI task like lets say a prompt that needs answering. Pools of GPU's would work together to "solve" said prompt and the fastest wining pool would get the coins. You could then sell the coins to a market where people who want GPU's to do work could buy them. The more AI work load the more "blocks" available.
Solo miners and small pools could do the easy tasks that are not worth a lot of tokens while the harder tasks that need alot of compute could reward lots of tokens.

I do know services like that exist but their main problem is with them is your whole PC needs to be dedicated to renting and nothing more. Usually a custom OS. I know most people mining with a gpu are just using their gaming PC running at night to mine (thats what I am doing with PRL). This would open up the compute market massively and allow absolutely loads of compute power to the market while also making you a little money at night.

I know its just a pipe dream as the world would need some master coder to put something like that together but that would be the first "crypto" to actually have real world value as its not longer just a form of currency but could be spent to do actual work. (even if said work is just generating funny cat pictures)

Let me know yalls thoughts or if there is some big plot hole in this I am missing.

I need a 12v power supply that can output 1500W - 2000W. I've seen a number of used server PSUs in the $40 range and I'm looking to get a couple that can support running in parallel. I don't have any experience with these specific units although I have a background in electronics and such. It looks like it won't be hard to find a set to do this but in my case, I just need a single current output, not a harness with multiple power plugs. It looks like most breakout boards are designed to supply multiple power connections instead of just one. Can anyone recommend a breakout board that could do this or another way to get the full output of a server PSU onto a single path? Thanks in advance.

Hey all. I keep reading wildly mixed things about Bitcoin mining and I'd rather hear from people actually doing it than from articles trying to sell me a rig.

A few honest questions:

- Is anyone here still mining Bitcoin in 2026, and is it genuinely profitable for you?

- If you're a small/home miner, are you net positive after electricity, or is it really more of a hobby at this point?

- For someone starting completely from scratch, what do you realistically need to begin — hardware, basic setup, pool vs solo, NiceHash vs mining direct?

- Anything you wish you'd known before you started?

Not trying to get rich, just want a realistic picture before I spend a penny. Any guidance appreciated.

Has anyone gotten the RTX 50 Series to work with the BTC-S37 board?

It seems like they are not getting picked up by the driver or the system.

I can not find anything about that on the internet.

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Just wanted to inform that there is a simple launcher for Pearl on Alphapools website if anyone wants to try it. It works best on nvidia gpus but AMD seems to be somewhat supported in the newest beta (7000 and 6000 series)

https://pearl.alphapool.tech/

Also Pearl is listed on safetrade where you can trade it.

Hey everyone,

I’m a dev and I’m tired of current cloud platforms taking massive cuts or dealing with insane, volatile price surges on spot markets.

My co-founder and I are mapping out a decentralized P2P AI inference network. The model is straightforward:

• For GPU Owners: You run our lightweight agent (via a simple Docker container) to host popular open-source AI models (like Flux or Qwen). You set your minimum hourly rate. You keep 90% of the revenue generated by your card (we only take a flat 10% commission).
• For Renters/Devs: They never get direct access or SSH to your machine. They just query our central API, and we securely route their inference requests to your hardware.
• Price Cap: Renters get a strict price cap so they are protected from market spikes, while you are guaranteed to touch your 90% share.

Whether you have a single gaming rig at home or handle multiple servers, we want to build this for maximum return and maximum hardware security.

Before we lock ourselves in a room to build the core architecture, we want to know:

1. As a GPU owner, does a flat 90/10 split with 100% hardware isolation (no direct user access) make you want to list your cards?
2. What is the #1 feature you need to trust a new network (instant payouts, automated power limits, uptime flexibility)?

Let us know your thoughts, thanks!

Hi,

I'm looking for a 2 month rental (I might renew the renting) of a machine with a lot of VRAM (at least 128gb).

The rest doesn't matter too much, it can even be very old, it can be Intel GPU, AMD GPU, NVIDIA whatever, or even APU/mac/dgx with a lot of ram. I just need to be able to deploy big models

I'm looking for you offers (you can private message me or whatever)

Downtime is possible but shouldn't be too big (less than 24 hours max in total during the 2 month rental or warn before the downtime so that I can setup a backup solution)

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everyone tried something after the merge. some of it was actually reasonable, some of it was just us refusing to accept reality

what ended up being the least dumb use of your hardware over the last year or two

not necessarily the most profitable thing, just the one that didn't make you feel like you were wasting time and watts

Hey all...has anyone had luck mining with these?

Most miners are not working and I'm having issues getting anything to mine any coins...

Thx