About NēshaTruth Nodes
NēshaTruth runs on a distributed network of computers run by hundreds of individuals known as node operators.
NēshaTruth is composed of Flux Nodes from the runonflux.com network and Nēsha NFT Node operators. FluxOS node operators provide NēshaTruth with web servers, database servers and general orchestration machines. Nēsha NFT Node operators provide NēshaTruth with Crawler, Vector and AI nodes.
Anyone can become a node operator and earn passive income by implementing and managing a node.
Getting Started
For more information on running a Flux Node please refer to: runonflux.com
To be an Nēsha NFT node operator you need to acquire a Nēsha NFT either by making an offer to a current NFT owner or by purchasing one in Nēsha's NFT auctions. The best place to make an offer on an NFT is OpenSea NFT market place.
Last but not least you also need to purchase NESHA token. Nēsha Node operators are rewarded in NESHA tokens for running nodes and making daily minimums. Payout is once a month. Node operators are required to stake on their NFT at the nftdashboard.neshatruth.com. The payout, staking rewards are as follows as of the time of this writing:
NeshaC
$1
20 jobs/day
Crawls the Internet. Needs good bandwidth and average CPU
NeshaV
$25
50 jobs/day
Uses AI to summarize and vectorize content for the Nesha Index. GPU required. Decent CPU that can get work to and from the GPU quickly. Significant Hard Drive space required to house AI Models too. See recommendations in installation docs.
NeshaAI
$35
10,000 tokens/day
AI node that performs web search functions against the index. Minimum of 12GB VRAM. Decent CPU and bandwidth since NeshaAI nodes compete with each other for work.
Installation
Installation instructions for each node type and hardware requirements are listed here:
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