Run Parallel Workloads.
Open the Console. Upload a workload. Choose how it splits. Sub-tasks land across the pool in parallel. Pay per validated result in $PRLX.
One task in. Sub-tasks out. Dispatched in parallel across the node pool. Throughput scales with the network.
Three roles. One network. Submitters buy compute. Operators sell it. Holders carry the work currency.
Open the Console. Upload a workload. Choose how it splits. Sub-tasks land across the pool in parallel. Pay per validated result in $PRLX.
Install the Node CLI on your own GPU. Advertise what your hardware can run. Earn $PRLX for every sub-task that passes Proof-of-Execution.
$PRLX is the work currency of the network. ERC-20 on Ethereum. 100M fixed. No inflation. Holding does not stake and does not yield.
Submit once. Decompose. Dispatch. Aggregate. The pool runs the work in parallel and returns one result.
The orchestrator splits the workload into independent sub-tasks. Dependency graph in, sub-task list out.
Sub-tasks route to nodes that match the work. Hardware. Region. Live load. All of them run at the same time.
Results return signed with a Proof-of-Execution hash. Validated. Merged. One output back to the submitter.
Operators run real hardware. Declare what it can do. Stake $PRLX as collateral. Get paid per verified sub-task.
Five primitives. The whole network rests on them. Parallel execution. SHA-256 commitments. Four-signal scheduling. Encrypted dispatch. Capability-aware routing.
Tasks split into independent sub-tasks at the coordination layer. Each one ships in parallel. The unit of work is the sub-task, not the box.
Each result returns with a SHA-256 hash commitment over (task_id, result, node_id). The network reconstructs the hash to validate.
Sub-task to node matching uses four signals in priority order: capability match, capacity-aware queuing, best-fit allocation, reputation weighting.
Sub-task payloads are encrypted to the assigned node's public key before dispatch. Only the assigned node can decrypt. Nodes sign every message.
Nodes declare workload classes: AI, scientific compute, big-data analytics, blockchain, rendering. The scheduler routes sub-tasks to compatible hardware.
Workloads where adding nodes actually makes things faster. Most code stalls on serial sections. These don't.
Training fans out across many GPUs in one shot. Inference fans out per request, not per region.
Parameter sweeps and ensemble runs are embarrassingly parallel. The bottleneck is seat count, not the algorithm.
Map-reduce shapes. Partition the input, run one operator across the pool, fold the results back.
Proof generation is heavy and offloadable. The chain only needs the verification; the witness can be computed anywhere.
Frames are independent. So is encoding. A render queue is a sub-task pool with a different name.
The work currency of the network. Submitters pay, operators stake, sub-tasks settle in $PRLX. 100M fixed. No inflation. No holder yield.
// SUPPLY
100,000,000
$PRLX · ERC-20 · Ethereum
// ON-CHAIN
CONTRACT
Live · Etherscan verifiedERC-20·Ethereum Mainnet·No mint fn·5% buy/sell tax
Every sub-task is paid in $PRLX. Demand scales with network throughput.
Operator collateral. Locked while a node runs. Slashable on misbehavior.
Paid per validated sub-task. Weighted by complexity and uptime.
// DISTRIBUTION
Bootstrap subsidy paid to staked operators for validated work
// TAX DISTRIBUTION
5%
buy/sell tax
split 3 ways
platform upgrades
infrastructure
awareness, partners
Tax does not fund operators · bootstrap covers that.
Three places to interact with the network: Console for submitters, Docs for builders, Node Client for compute providers.
Submit a task. Set its parallelization. Watch sub-tasks land on nodes in real time.
Protocol primitives. Coordination-layer API. Operator integration path. Versioned. Worked examples.
What compute providers run. Registers hardware. Accepts sub-tasks. Returns results signed with a Proof-of-Execution hash.
Decompose. Dispatch. Aggregate.
Read tokenomics for the $PRLX spec. Read the docs for the protocol, the scheduler, the operator path.