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Open-source contributors stake tokens to submit work. If validated by consensus, they earn rewards and gain access to long-term revenue sharing.Validators stake to gain authority in evaluating contributions. Higher stakes signal stronger commitment and yield a higher share of validation incentives.Labelers stake to join projects, ensuring data quality. Those who stake more receive higher per-task rates, aligning quality with reward potential.
6. Unlocking Blockchain's Potential
AIxBlock will be built on top of Solana as its first blockchain
Blockchain technology is crucial part of AIxBlock’s infrastructure. It brings transparency, automation, and fair incentive to the platform — helping a secure, open and scalable system for building AI. Here’s how AIxBlock uses blockchain efficiently:
1. Smart Contract Escrow for Automation and Trust
Payments, refunds, and reward distributions are handled automatically through smart contracts — removing intermediaries and ensuring transparent, rule-based execution.
2. On-Chain Contribution Tracking and Rewards
All contributions from the open-source community are recorded on-chain and transparently rewarded. This fosters open collaboration and builds a verifiable reputation system for contributors across the ecosystem.
3. Trustless and Automated Model Validation
Validators stake tokens to evaluate and approve submitted models and pull requests. Their assessments are consensus-driven and recorded on-chain, ensuring decentralized quality control without centralized gatekeeping.
4. Stake-to-Earn Model for Contributors, Validators, and Labelers
Participation is open to all, but staking enables contributors to earn:
By embedding all of these features into the platform, AIxBlock turns AI development into a decentralized, transparent, and fair system. It opens up access for everyone while making sure quality and trust are maintained across the network.
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