Mining thatteaches.

Neurolith Network is a blockchain where mining means training an open artificial intelligence. Every block makes the AI a little better, and the AI is free for everyone.

24,000,000 NRLT one block every 10 min halving every 3.8 years no presale
neurolith · one block cycle
1 · data

Last block

Its hash picks the data to train on next.

2 · work

Train

The miner improves the model on their graphics card.

3 · block

Build the block

The improvement plus the highest-fee transactions.

4 · test

Nodes verify

Any node reruns the test and compares.

5 · reward

Valid block

The miner gets paid and everyone builds on it.

starting reward 60 NRLTverified by any nodethe resulting AI is public
Why

Bitcoin burns energy on math that serves no other purpose. Here, that effort trains an AI for everyone.

The network runs on its own, like Bitcoin. No customers hand out tasks and no company assigns work. The task is always to make the model smarter, and the protocol itself sets it.

How it works

Every block carries its own proof.

A block counts only if it improves the model on data the miner couldn't choose, and if any node can check it.

Step 1

The last block picks the data

Its hash decides which part of the public dataset gets trained next. No one can prepare the work in advance.

Step 2

The miner trains

They start from the current model and improve it with their hardware. That improvement is called a delta.

Step 3

They build the block

They bundle their delta with pending transactions, highest fees first.

Step 4

The hash picks the test

The block itself draws the data used to measure the improvement, so no one can pick an easy test.

Step 5

Any node verifies it

It applies the improvement, reruns the test, and compares. Measuring costs far less than training.

Step 6

The first valid block wins

The miner collects the reward and the fees. Everyone else starts on the new block.

Difficulty adjusts automatically every 2,016 blocks to keep one block every 10 minutes. If two blocks arrive at almost the same time, the chain with the most accumulated work wins.

Who takes part

Three roles, just like Bitcoin.

No one has special permissions. Anyone can be a miner, a node, or a user, or all three.

Miner

Trains the model and builds blocks with their improvement and pending transactions.

Needs
A PC, a boot USB, or a Neurolith Box
Gets
The block reward and its fees

Node

Stores the chain and the model, verifies every block, and relays blocks and transactions.

Needs
A regular PC with good RAM and storage
Gets
Trust in no one but itself, with no middlemen

User

Sends and receives NRLT and uses the open AI.

Needs
A wallet on a phone or PC
Gets
Confirmed transactions and the AI for free
Mining

Three ways to mine. None is required.

The network accepts any valid block, no matter what hardware it comes from. You don't need any NRLT to start.

Free

Your PC with the app

An app you install on your PC, on its regular operating system. Press Start and let it work.

For
Trying it at no cost
Advantage
One-click install
USB

Boot system

A USB drive with its own operating system built for mining, using your PC's graphics card, RAM, and connection.

For
PCs with a good graphics card
Advantage
More performance and faster network response, kept apart from your files
Box

Neurolith Box

A complete machine: plug it in, connect it to the internet, and set it up from your phone. Runs 24/7.

For
Mining without the hassle
Advantage
The easiest and most powerful option
The software is open. Anyone can download it for free, build their own USB, or make their own box. Buying the USB or the box is a convenience, not a permit to mine.
Paid by work, equal for everyone. Every unit of mining power earns the same, no matter who owns it. More machines or more powerful machines do more work, so they earn more.
Earnings

Your share of the work, your share of the reward.

Every day the network issues NRLT to miners. Each miner receives a share based on their mining power compared with the whole network. In a pool, you get paid a little every day.

Mining power is how much work the hardware does.

50,000 units

The combined power of every miner in the world, not just yours. Move the slider to see a small network at launch or a large one later on.

1 machine
NRLT per day3.27
Your share of the network's work0.04%
Reference price$0.41
Your NRLT at the reference price$1.35

Example for the first decade, with 8,165 NRLT issued to miners per day. This is an estimate based on an example network, not a promise. What each miner earns depends on the real network, and the market sets the price of NRLT.

Unit of mining powerHow much training work a machine does, like TH/s in Bitcoin. A box does 100, a PC with a mid-range graphics card does 20, and a PC without one does 1.
Total network powerThe combined power of every machine mining worldwide at that moment. As it grows, each miner gets a smaller share of the day's NRLT, but the reference price goes up.
NRLT

24 million. Not one more.

NRLT is created only through mining, starting from the genesis block. There's no presale, no token sale, and no initial reserve for anyone.

24Mmaximum supply
8decimal places per NRLT
60NRLT per block at launch
3.8years between halvings

Half of the 24 million is mined in the first 3.8 years

NRLT issued per period, in millions · below: through which year, and the running total

The reward halves every 200,000 blocks. By around year 30, 99.6% will have been issued. After that, miners earn from fees.

Founders

A small share, public and written into the rules.

The founding team receives a percentage of each block that steps down every 10 years. In total it comes to 5.3% of the 24 million, paid out gradually, just like miners.

PeriodShare of each blockFoundersMiners
Years 1–105.5%1,093,62018,790,380
Years 11–204.5%155,7903,306,210
Years 21–303.5%19,228530,147
Year 31 onward0%0104,625
Total1,268,638 · 5.3%22,731,362 · 94.7%
Half unlocked, half locked. Of each payment, 50% can be used right away and the other 50% unlocks one year after it's received.
One public address. All payments go to a single address anyone can check. Transaction fees always go entirely to the miner.
Fees

In a hurry? Pay more.

Every transaction pays a small fee in NRLT. Blocks have a maximum size, so the transactions that offer the most per byte of space go in first.

Receiving is free. The sender always pays the fee. If a pool pays you, the pool pays the fee.
100% goes to the miner. Fees go to the miner who wins the block. Once issuance ends, they'll be miners' only income and the foundation of the network's security.
Tiny fees. With 8 decimal places, a fee can be as small as 0.00001 NRLT. The smallest unit is 0.00000001 NRLT.
NRLT only. The network doesn't depend on any other chain or bridge.
Get NRLT

You don't need NRLT to mine. To use it, there are two ways.

Miners collect fees rather than pay them, and they cover their own transfers with what they've earned. If you don't mine, here's how to get NRLT:

Mine

With the free app in a pool, you'll have enough for plenty of fees within a few days.

Community board

Miners post that they have NRLT, and people who need it reach out. Trades happen directly, wallet to wallet.

reference price = C × total network power ÷ NRLT for miners per day One price for the whole world, calculated from the chain's own data. C is a fixed constant of $0.0675 per unit of mining power per day. The reference doubles at every halving and is retired once real trading begins.
Fair prices without fixing them. Listings far above the reference are flagged as out of range and can be hidden. No one sets the price of NRLT.
Trade with care. Check each seller's reputation, start with small amounts, and be wary of anyone who pressures you or promises profits.
FAQ

Common questions.

Do I need to buy NRLT to mine?

No. Install the app, pick a pool, and press Start. Your first NRLT arrives with your first payout, and you use it to pay for your transfers.

Can I mine with a PC that has no graphics card?

Yes, the network accepts it, but it's very slow. With a gaming graphics card, a boot USB, or a Neurolith Box, the work goes much further.

Who controls the network?

No one in particular. The rules live in the code, any node verifies every block, and anyone can propose changes in public. Each operator decides whether to update their node. There's no voting by token holdings.

Can I use the AI for free?

Yes. The trained model is published openly, and anyone can download and use it, whether or not they hold NRLT.

Is there a presale or token sale?

No. NRLT is created only through mining. The only share that doesn't go to miners is the founders' share, which is written into the rules and public.

What will NRLT be worth?

No one knows. Until trading begins, the community publishes a reference price using an open formula. After that, the market sets the price. The project doesn't promote its price or present it as an investment.

Do I need to buy the USB or the box?

No. They're options for mining more conveniently or more efficiently. The software is free and open, and the network doesn't care which hardware a block comes from.