Earnings & Rewards

Providers earn $OGPU by completing tasks on the OpenGPU Network.

How You Earn

Task Payments

Each completed task pays the provider in $OGPU:

  • Payment amount set by the client

  • Released automatically on successful completion

  • Held in escrow during execution

Competition Models

First Response

  • Race to complete first

  • Winner gets full task payment

  • Speed matters

Manual Confirmation

  • Attempt with suggested payment

  • Client chooses best response

  • Can win by offering lower price

Factors Affecting Earnings

Factor
Impact

Hardware

Better GPUs = faster execution = more tasks

Availability

More uptime = more opportunities

Sources registered

More sources = more task types

Reputation

Higher success rate = better visibility

Location

Network latency affects response times

Costs to Consider

  • Staking: $OGPU locked as collateral

  • Hardware: Electricity, wear, cooling

  • Network: Bandwidth usage

  • Gas fees: Transaction costs on OpenGPU Blockchain (negligible)

Tracking Earnings

Provider Suite

  • Real-time earnings dashboard

  • Task history and payments

  • Performance metrics

Management dApp

  • Detailed analytics

  • Historical data

  • Multi-provider overview

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Withdrawing Earnings

Earnings accumulate in your master wallet's Vault. From there you can:

  • Withdraw to your wallet

  • Use for staking

  • Transfer to exchanges

Maximizing Earnings

  1. Register for popular Sources: More tasks available

  2. Maintain high uptime: Don't miss opportunities

  3. Use AI agents: Automate and optimize attempting strategies

  4. Monitor performance: Identify and fix issues quickly

  5. Upgrade hardware: Faster execution wins more First Response tasks

See AI Agents for automating strategies.

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