Nosana$NOS

What is this network?

The Nosana network is a decentralized GPU grid that allows anyone to contribute spare computing power and earn rewards in the form of the $NOS token. It provides affordable and efficient GPU resources for running AI workloads without the overhead of traditional cloud solutions. The network is powered by the Solana blockchain.

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How can I mine tokens?

You can earn $NOS tokens by becoming a Nosana node and allowing your idle GPUs to be used by the network. Anyone with spare GPUs like gaming PCs or mining rigs can contribute their unused processing power and get paid for it. The more GPU power you provide, the more you can potentially earn.

How can I optimize my mining rewards?

Some tips to optimize mining rewards on the Nosana network:

• Use GPUs with higher processing power and memory like the Nvidia RTX 30 series or AMD Radeon RX 6000 series
• Keep your node online and available as much as possible for maximum uptime
• Ensure your internet connection is stable and fast to facilitate smooth functioning
• Consider overclocking your GPUs safely to improve hash rates
• Actively monitor your hardware's temperature, stability, and performance

How can I use the network?

You can use the Nosana network in two ways:

• As an AI user to access affordable GPU compute power for running models and workloads
• As a node operator to earn rewards by contributing your spare GPU resources

The network provides APIs and tools to build and deploy AI solutions easily without managing infrastructure.

Who governs this network?

Nosana uses a decentralized governance model where decisions about the network are made through community voting by NOS token holders. The Nosana DAO allows the community to have a voice in governance matters. The founding team and core developers also provide guidance for the network's growth.

Funding

Initial funding for developing the Nosana network came from a private token sale, an IDO on Solanium, and a public sale. Ongoing funding comes from a portion of mining rewards reserved for the core team and through fees paid by users of the network. The project is also backed by several venture funds and angel investors.