Fresh numbers every time
Our server hands your device a random starting number and the two grids are built from it, so nobody can work out the answer ahead of time.
In plain words
How the test works.
What your device does for thirty seconds, how we know it really did it, and what you get for it.
Your GPU does the work
The test runs right in your browser. Your graphics chip splits the multiply into small blocks and works on all of them at once.
We time it
We time the work many times over and keep the middle result, so one hiccup can't drag your number down.
We check it
When you finish, the server asks for 32 numbers from your answer and works them out itself. One wrong number and the run doesn't count.
The score
One number per run.
Your score blends your speed from rounds one and two, times ten. Then it loses points if your device slowed down in round three, up to half. Faster and steadier means higher. Speed is in TFLOPS: trillions of sums a second.
Reward rules
What you get paid.
Every run that passes pays a little. The daily limits keep it fair, so one person with a script can't take the whole budget.
RuleDetail
Per runA fixed dollar amount of NVDA per verified run, converted at the live Uniswap pool price when it is sent.
Per walletA few paid runs per wallet per UTC day. Later runs still rank.
Per networkA cap per internet connection per UTC day, however many wallets it links.
Site budgetA fixed daily budget for the whole site. When it is spent, runs still count but pay nothing until 00:00 UTC.
WhereRobinhood Chain, to the wallet you link. Tokenized stocks are not available in the United States or to US persons.
If the wallet is emptyEligible payouts wait in a queue and are sent in order once the reward wallet is funded.
What we store
Scores, not people.
Your device model, your scores, a random id made by your browser, the wallet you add, and a scrambled version of your internet address for the daily limits. If you join the waitlist, your email too, used only to tell you when Earn Mode opens. No accounts, no tracking cookies.