Supply the fabric
Earn with your GPU
Turn idle hardware into a revenue-generating node. The fabric probes what you run, prices it by live demand, and settles your share in USDC — with receipts for every job.
How it works
01
Install the node agent
One command runs the CapIX listener agent on your machine. It registers with a signed registration token and reports a hardware profile — CPU cores, RAM, GPU model and VRAM — that places your node in a pricing class.
curl -fsSL https://capix.network/install-node.sh | bash02
Pass conformance probes
The fabric continuously probes every node: health (heartbeat freshness, telemetry), attestation (runtime hardening flags), and performance (job success rate, latency, fraud heuristics). Probes maintain a 0–100 health score that directly moves your price.
03
Run scoped leases
Jobs arrive as scoped leases — digest-pinned images in containers with dropped capabilities, read-only filesystems, PID limits and no-new-privileges. Your node claims work; it never sees customer data outside the lease boundary.
04
Get paid in USDC
Each node earns a dynamic hourly price: base rate by hardware class, adjusted by live fabric demand, your health score, and your trust tier. Payouts settle in USDC after a verification window.
Trust tiers
The honest mechanics
Quarantine is real
Nodes that fail probes repeatedly — or commit attestation fraud — are quarantined automatically: they lose sellable status, are excluded from pricing, and pending payouts are held. Release is a manual operator action, never automatic.
Price follows health
The reliability multiplier only discounts: a perfect health score pays full rate, a degraded node earns less until its probes recover. Demand surges when your hardware class is scarce and discounts when it is idle.
Isolation by default
Leases run with --cap-drop ALL, --read-only, --pids-limit and no-new-privileges on digest-pinned images. Customer workloads never get host access.
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