Lium
A GPU rental marketplace on Bittensor where you list NVIDIA machines for AI renters and get paid in USDT or TAO.
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Based in- Saint Kitts and Nevis
- Available
- Worldwide
- Pays via
- USDT, TAO
- Fees
- Providers keep 95% of rental fees, 5% conversi…
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Providers list NVIDIA GPU machines that renters use for AI work on Lium, a GPU marketplace run on Bittensor subnet 51. Providers keep 95% of rental fees and are paid daily at 17:00 UTC for the day two days earlier, either in USDT on Ethereum (from $5, with a 5% conversion fee) or in subnet 51 tokens, and idle machines earn a small extra. Machines need a supported NVIDIA GPU, 100 Mbps down and disk space of at least 1.5 times the GPU memory. A Secure node that drops a rental pays 48 hours of that rental's price.
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- Lium is the only one of the 17 compute sharing platforms we track that pays out via TAO.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Lium charge?
Lium fees: Providers keep 95% of rental fees, 5% conversion fee on USDT payouts.
How do you get paid on Lium?
Lium pays out via USDT and TAO. Minimum payout: $5 for USDT on Ethereum. Timing: Daily at 17:00 UTC for the day two days earlier.
Which countries is Lium available in?
Worldwide.
What are the best Lium alternatives?
Similar platforms include Vast.ai, Salad, Clore.ai and Akash Network. Compare their fees and payouts in the alternatives section below.
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