Earning model

While your PC is on and you’re not using it, the AI App takes AI jobs from the network and runs them on your GPU. Every finished job adds to your earnings balance. You don’t pick jobs, start them, or watch a queue — you switch the Earning module on once and leave the machine running. The balance is credited in GUSD: GamerHash’s internal earnings unit, counted 1:1 with the US dollar inside the platform. GUSD is not a token and not a stablecoin — no contract address, no market price. It is a credit balance on your account, and there are three things you can do with it: spend it in the Store, withdraw it as USDC, or withdraw it as GHX. Earning runs on approved device types — see hardware requirements. If yours isn’t approved yet you go on the waiting list, and earning switches on by itself once it is. The app itself still runs AI models locally from 8 GB up (AI READY).

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Setup

Nothing to accept by hand, no queue to tune, no per-job setup. The walkthrough with screenshots is in Earn with GPU sharing.

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What affects your earnings

• Your hardware. The earning module needs 24 GB VRAM with 32 GB RAM, or 16 GB VRAM on an Ada-or-newer card with 64 GB RAM. See hardware requirements.
• Time online. A job can only land on your machine while the app is running, which is why the whole setup is switch it on and leave it alone.
• Demand on the network. Payouts come out of what the network sells: per-request billing for compute, direct AI partnerships, and Store margin. That revenue funds two things — payouts to the people sharing GPU power, and running the platform. Payouts are funded by revenue for compute, not by token emissions. More in Business model.
• Activity points (GHXP). Points accrue every minute the app runs, even when there’s no work in the queue for you. Holding GHX — in MetaMask or in your in-app GHX wallet, under the same account — raises your account level, and a higher level accrues points faster, up to a cap; nothing is locked or staked. Points decide where you place in the season ranking. They do not change what a single job pays.

The Earning dashboard inside the app shows your balance and what you’ve earned so far.

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Three ways to use your balance

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What this is not

• Not mining. No proof of work, no hash rates, no algorithm tuning — your GPU runs AI jobs for the network.
• Not crypto trading. You’re paid in GUSD, an internal earnings balance counted 1:1 with the dollar inside the platform — not a token, not a stablecoin. Taking it out in GHX is one of three options, not something you have to do to get paid.
• Not a bank payout. Withdrawals are in crypto only: USDC or GHX to a wallet address.
• Not guaranteed. What you earn depends on demand on the network. There is no fixed or promised rate.

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Getting more out of it

• Leave the app running when you’re not using the machine. It can only take a job while it’s on.
• Don’t close it mid-hour. Activity points show as Pending during the hour and are credited at the top of each hour; closing the app before the hour ends drops that hour’s pending points. Running in the background counts.
• Points accrue faster at a higher account level, and level follows the GHX you hold in MetaMask or in your in-app GHX wallet, up to the cap. Balances in both wallets count together.
• Lock your GHXP before the month closes — that’s what places you in the season ranking. The ceiling is 80% of what you’ve accumulated.
• Keep the app and your NVIDIA driver up to date.

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