A swarm of GPUs on Robinhood Chain. Read the docs

Demand and supply on one scheduler.

Jobs are assigned to workers as capacity frees up, verified, and settled. Idle, assigned, and verifying slots below are a live illustration of that loop.

Worker slotsScheduler sweep
Idle Assigned Verifying

Become a provider.

Run the worker client

Install the worker, point it at the orchestrator, and it benchmarks your machine automatically.

List your models

The worker reports installed models and measured throughput. The router only sends jobs it can serve.

Get paid per job

Earnings are credited per job, not per hour. You keep 70% of each job, or 85% with $ZKMOSQ staked.

Stake $ZKMOSQ, earn stocks

Staking raises your worker share and pays you in stock tokens: the vault streams NVDA from every $ZKMOSQ trade on Pons, plus the stock of every pair with the hook attached. Holder staking and worker bonding stay separate so neither blocks the other.

How stock rewards work

Worker bonding, later

A later phase, not built yet: workers would post collateral to reach higher earning tiers, and part of it could be slashed if verification fails on a job.

Read the API reference