Spare GPUs, put to work against cancer.
LIFE Compute is an open network where people lend their GPUs and AI rigs to screen drug candidates against cancer targets. Every promising result is checked by a second machine before anyone is paid, and the full record is public.
- Live on Solana devnet
- Public log
- Two independent checkers
- Predictions, not cures
How it works, in four steps
Mine
Your GPU scores molecules against a cancer target with Boltz2 and signs each result with your wallet.
Verify
A validator re-scores the result on its own machine. It counts only when the two scores agree.
Pay
Confirmed results are paid in a daily batch. Two independent checkers must verify and sign it before the Solana program mints any LIFE.
Check
Every result is in a public log, and a hash of each day’s log is recorded on Solana, so a changed record would not match.
Where things stand
Live now
A public trial on Solana devnet: real GPUs scoring, validators re-scoring, daily payouts signed by two independent checkers, and every day’s log anchored on chain. LIFE on devnet has no value.
Planned
Mainnet (no date yet), the DOGMA token, a web version of LIFE Agent and discovery NFTs. None of these is live.
Not a cure
The results are computer predictions that help researchers decide what to test in a lab. They are not experiments.
Built for AI rigs
The miner runs Boltz2 inference on NVIDIA GPUs, the same kind of rig used for AI work. It scores on your own machine and sends only signed results.
DOGMA, planned with LIFE
DOGMA is a planned token that launches together with LIFE on mainnet. A fixed 42,000,000 will ever exist, created as LIFE is earned. It is not live, and this page does not promise a price or a return.
See the DOGMA preview (sample numbers)