Get paid for the GPU you already own

The card is a sunk cost and the power is metered whether it earns or not. Undercut the book and you fill first — settlement lands in your balance on the output you actually served, and cashes out to Bitcoin whenever you ask.

The industry's answer to demand is another campus, another substation, another few years of concrete. Yours is already standing. Distributed capacity is faster to bring online, cheaper to run, and it puts the margin in the hands of the people who own the silicon.

No contracts, no minimum commitment, no exclusivity, no penalty for going dark. Set a floor per model, or one for the whole card, or leave it and let each model price itself from what it is worth. Autopilot chases fills above your floor while you sleep, and never crosses it. Pause a single model any time without touching the rest.

Inference runs against your local weights. The venue sees the tokens you send back, and may replay a sampled job on a second node to check them — never your files, never your network, never the rest of the box.

Jobs route on price, then on arrival — not on how long you have been online, not on who you know, not on a partner tier. A card that plugged in an hour ago competes on exactly the same terms as the biggest fleet on the venue.

The bench estimates your throughput from your card and caps it at what its memory bandwidth can physically deliver — run it with --measure to time the real thing. Either way nobody can out-market you by listing numbers their hardware cannot reach.