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  • Step 1. Log in to the website using a Gmail account
  • Step 2. Set up your account’s wallet address
  • Step 3. Acquire tIFX Tokens
  • Step 4. Add a GPU Server
  • Step 5. GPU Staking
  1. Inferix Testnet 2 on Solana & IoTeX [ENDED]
  2. Adding GPUs to the Network

For GPU providers

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Last updated 1 month ago

If you have:

☑️ Linux-based servers ☑️ A computer with a GPU equivalent to RTX 3090 or above () ☑️ A public IP address and a worker that can be accessed via SSH

Simply add your GPUs to the network and stake your tokens to earn passive rewards with the guide below 👇

Step 1. Log in to the website using a Gmail account

GPU provider website (IoTeX) : GPU provider website (Solana):

⚠️ Note that: Once your registration is approved, you will receive an onboarding email shortly from our official email address: contact@inferix.io

Step 2. Set up your account’s wallet address

The system currently supports the MetaMask wallet plugin.

After successful login, go to the Settings page and set the wallet address.

⚠️ Note that: This wallet address cannot be changed later! All future operations on the website will be linked to this wallet.

Step 3. Acquire tIFX Tokens

Step 4. Add a GPU Server

4.1. Click Server → Add Servers, then copy the following comman

4.2. Run the command on your GPU server with root privileges.

⚠️ Note that: Currently, only Linux systems are supported.

4.3. Return to the Server page.

  • You should see the newly added server with Await Info status.

  • Click Confirm Info, enter the public IP and port for SSH access, select the GPU model, and submit.

  • The server status will change to Pending Review.

  • You can wait for the operations team to review, or contact them to accelerate the review.

4.4. During the Pending Review phase:

  • The project team’s operations staff will see the review request in the manage platform.

  • They will use the SSH IP, port, and key file to log in and verify the machine’s configuration.

  • If everything is correct, they will approve the machine to join the network.

  • If your machine remains Pending Review for a long time, you can contact operations for assistance.

Step 5. GPU Staking

Once the server status changes to Await Stake, you can proceed with staking.

Click Stake, and the MetaMask wallet will open, displaying:

  • The staking amount.

  • Execution of the smart contract call to lock the staked amount.

After staking, the machine will show as Online, marking its entry into the Testnet for mining.


VIDEOTUTORIALS:

Solana:

IOTEX:

⚠️ Note that: Different GPU models require different staking amounts. Find the

staking requirement of each GPU HERE.
List of eligible GPU models
$tIFX
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