Computing Provider Program

Earn up to 1,000,000 SWAN tokens by sharing computing resources

Get ready to contribute to the Swan Chain Saturn Testnet and be rewarded for your valuable resources. The Computing Provider Program offers a lucrative opportunity to earn up to 1,000,000 SWAN tokens by simply sharing your processing power (CPU and GPU), memory, storage, and bandwidth.

Duration

24th January 2024, 09:00 (EST) - 15th April 2024, 23:59 (EST)

How to Participate

  1. Sign Up: Fill this registration form with your detailed informartion.

  2. Deploy a Computing Provider: Follow the easy-to-understand documentation to get started.

  3. Maintain Uptime: Keep your provider running smoothly with an uptime exceeding 90%. Monitor your status through the dashboard.

Reward Structure

The program boasts three exciting components, each designed to recognize your contributions:

1. UBI Rewards (150,000 SWAN)

Share a portion of this pool based on your UBI earnings. The more you earn, the bigger your slice! (Think progressive rewards!)

Calculation:

UBI Rewards = (Your UBI Earnings ÷ Total UBI Earnings Yield) × 150,000 (Prize Pool)

Example:

If you earn 5,000 test SWAN, amounting to 10% of the total UBI earnings, you'll be entitled to 10% of the Saturn Prize Pool, or 15,000 SWAN tokens.

2. Contribution Rewards (800,000 SWAN)

Get handsomely compensated for actively contributing resources. The longer your GPUs and CPUs are utilized, and the higher your uptime, the more SWAN you'll rake in!

Extra rewards

Use high-density GPUs like Nvidia H100s, A100s, or top consumer models to receive a 3-10x reward boost for completed tasks.

High-density GPU reward details:

  • 4090: 3X

  • H100: 4X

  • A100: 4X

  • A6000: 4X

  • A10: 4X

  • A6000: 4X

  • H800: 6X

  • L40: 7X

  • L40S: 8X

  • H200: 10X

3. Regional Computing Dao Pilot Rewards (50,000 SWAN)

New providers from underrepresented countries (with 90%+ uptime) get a sweet 500 SWAN bonus!

Note:

This does not apply to the U.S., Canada, Netherlands, Ukraine, Finland, China, Japan, Singapore, Australia, and countries already hosting computing providers.

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