The price of AI computing is exploding. A handful of hyperscalers — Amazon, Microsoft, Google — control the majority of the world's GPU infrastructure and charge a steep premium for access. Developers and startups are priced out. The hardware is there, but the access isn't fair.
NeuralPool is a global marketplace that lets GPU owners list their hardware and lets developers and companies rent it directly — at a fraction of what commercial data centers charge. This brings AI to everyone.
But there's another problem: GPU owners on decentralized networks lose money during downtime when there are no active jobs. NeuralPool solves this with $NEURAL — a proof-of-work cryptocurrency mined by GPU servers whenever they're idle. The more powerful the GPU, the more $NEURAL it mines. Idle time becomes productive time.
$NEURAL is backed by the NeuralPool computing network with a hard cap of 500 million coins. Every transaction on the network carries a 0.25% fee, which is collected and distributed monthly to everyone holding $NEURAL — no staking, no lockup required.
Standard PCs and non-GPU servers can also participate as validator nodes — verifying $NEURAL transactions and earning tokens without needing an AI-grade GPU. This makes the network accessible to virtually anyone with a computer, while keeping it decentralized and secure.
The result is a self-sustaining ecosystem: GPU owners earn from jobs and from mining, developers get affordable AI compute, and $NEURAL holders earn a monthly cut of every transaction on the network. This model is what will make NeuralPool the largest decentralized AI computing network in the world.