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How NodeQuest works

Pay for AI work. Spare GPUs do it. Everyone wins.

NodeQuest is a marketplace for AI compute. If you need an AI task done, you post it with a reward. People with spare GPUs race to complete it, and the fastest, most reliable one gets paid in QST.

The simple idea

Lots of powerful GPUs sit idle around the world. At the same time, lots of people need AI tasks run. NodeQuest connects the two: posters put up a reward, idle GPUs compete to earn it. No middleman taking a cut — payment goes straight from the poster to the GPU that did the work.

1

Post & fund a bounty

You describe the task (for example, “summarize this text”), set a reward in QST, and deposit it from your wallet. That deposit is held safely until the job is done — so providers know the reward is real.

2

GPUs compete

People running the NodeQuest agent on their GPUs see your job and race to finish it. Each one runs the task on a real AI model and submits its answer along with how long it took.

3

The network checks the work

Empty or broken answers are thrown out. When several providers agree on the same answer, that result is trusted even more. A fair lottery then picks the winner — faster and more reliable providers get better odds, but newcomers can still win.

4

Winner gets paid, 20% is burned

The reward is split automatically on the blockchain: the winner receives 80%, and 20% is permanently destroyed (“burned”). You get your result, the provider gets paid, and the token supply shrinks.

For posters & for providers

Two sides, one simple deal:

Why it stays fair

Tiers keep the competition even, and they’re set by NodeQuest — never by users — so nobody can cheat the system:

Deflationary by design

Every settled bounty permanently burns 20% of the reward, removing those QST from circulation forever. The more the network is used, the more QST is destroyed — usage itself makes the token scarcer.