I’ve been in the crypto world for a while now, but this is the first time I’ve tried mining.
Introducing Hadron
hadron claims to be the first blockchain project harnessing the untapped power of billions of smartphones and PCs to power advanced artificial intelligence.
The difference with Hadron mining
You can mine Hadron using you PC or smart phone web browser. This is very handy as I am always on my phone, but often not near a computer.
Also, unlike other cryptocurrencies, mining Hadron actually contributes to the benefit of society. Mining is running AI computations for HADRON.cloud customers. That means your phone and computer's web browser will be running useful neural network computations instead of just a repetitive cryptographic hash puzzle. These computations are used for commerce and for worthy charitable causes. Potentially, some of these computations can benefit society, including detecting diseases like cancer in radiology imagery.
How Hadron works
Hadron connects the demand for AI computations with an abundant supply of processing power in a centralized, virtual marketplace. Customers put out bids for computing tasks and miners can accept work in exchange for Hadron coins.
A core value for the Hadron team is leveraging Artificial Intelligence for the benefit of society.
Users will always be paid for their computational efforts, but they will also have the additional satisfaction of knowing that a portion of all Hadron company profits will go towards funding AI computations for charitable causes including medical research for cancer and age-related diseases at institutions like Stanford University's School of Medicine.
Users can also donate coins directly to charitable causes within the Hadron dashboard.
To find out more about the project, you can go here.
Hadron is still in Alpha, so if you want to start mining, you will need to register and go on the waiting list.
