Pearl(PEARL) mining

[FP91G]

Pearl network — a Proof-of-Useful-Work L1 protocol, where mining is produced natively from AI computations. The heart of the protocol is a new and efficient implementation of the core GPU operation (matrix-multiplication), allowing GPUs to implement proof-of-work as a side-effect of AI training and inference workloads (2-for-1). As such, the Pearl protocol intertwines energy, data, and money into a single atomic digital asset. This document outlines the protocol design, key implementation choices, and various economic aspects of the system.
https://pearlresearch.ai/

We embed our PoUW protocol into a blockchain protocol. Our blockchain forks Bitcoin with several adjustments detailed below. Full protocol specifications are provided in the code:
https://github.com/pearl-research-labs/pearl

wallet
https://github.com/pearl-research-labs/pearl/releases

miner
https://pearlhash.xyz/#start-mining

pool
https://pearlhash.xyz/

explorer
https://explorer.pearlresearch.ai/

discord
https://discord.gg/joinpearl

Major warning when mining new coins!
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5483636

[Juggar]

How is no one talking about this?

Its the most profitable coin to mine right now for sure, with 2 x 5090 im making over $30 a day in USDC after electric cost.

To me that pretty crazy. Granted it all depends on the price of the coin, which changes rapidly. Of course there is a risk in all things.

Is mining really so dead no one sees this? You guys realize that a huge amount of vast.ai instances are rented out because of Pearl right?

[safar1980]

Pearl ($PRL) has been listed on SafeTrade!
https://safetrade.com/exchange/PRL-USDT?type=basic
Pearl is a Proof of Useful Work Layer 1 blockchain where GPU mining is generated directly from AI inference and training workloads. Rather than dedicating hardware exclusively to traditional hashing, the Pearl Network allows miners and AI operators to secure the blockchain while simultaneously running productive AI computation. The network officially launched mainnet in April 2026 and is designed around GPU native matrix multiplication operations optimized for modern AI hardware.

[1971ECPT]

I cannot even run oyster.exe app to make wallet, the app starts and shuts down instant.

[_ili_]

this coin will end soon, it will die like the others, bittensor already exists it doesn't need another

[Juggar]

I cannot even run oyster.exe app to make wallet, the app starts and shuts down instant.

I ran the Pearl-Wallet-Setup-1.0.0.exe on Windows 11 and had no issues. I run the miner in a WSL Ubuntu 24.04 instance, I restricted the WSL instance from doing a lot of things on my PC, as I dont trust some random new miner:

No Windows drive mounted
No /mnt/c file access
No easy Windows .exe launching
No Windows PATH injection
Miner stored only in WSL Linux home
Fresh/limited mining environment

So far its working well with my 2 x 5090s and I didnt have to deal with setting up HIVE OS, as my motherboard was crying about secure boot and honestly messing with any of that on a threadripper board results in all kinds of issues, Ram training starts failing, boots take 5 mins... just cancer. So I am mining on Windows.

From what I can tell this is a better outcome than renting out my rig on Vast.AI, at least right now. Granted there are more hoops to jump through as far as getting paid.

I can also stop mining at any time, when the pool was having issues for about 6 hours yesterday lots of people were complaining because they are still paying hourly for Vast.AI rigs, so I guess its nice to be isolated from that since I own my own hardware.
 
Perhaps the coin will die, but even mining for a week would be quite profitable.

[FP91G]

I cannot even run oyster.exe app to make wallet, the app starts and shuts down instant.

I ran the Pearl-Wallet-Setup-1.0.0.exe on Windows 11 and had no issues. I run the miner in a WSL Ubuntu 24.04 instance, I restricted the WSL instance from doing a lot of things on my PC, as I dont trust some random new miner:

No Windows drive mounted
No /mnt/c file access
No easy Windows .exe launching
No Windows PATH injection
Miner stored only in WSL Linux home
Fresh/limited mining environment

So far its working well with my 2 x 5090s and I didnt have to deal with setting up HIVE OS, as my motherboard was crying about secure boot and honestly messing with any of that on a threadripper board results in all kinds of issues, Ram training starts failing, boots take 5 mins... just cancer. So I am mining on Windows.

From what I can tell this is a better outcome than renting out my rig on Vast.AI, at least right now. Granted there are more hoops to jump through as far as getting paid.

I can also stop mining at any time, when the pool was having issues for about 6 hours yesterday lots of people were complaining because they are still paying hourly for Vast.AI rigs, so I guess its nice to be isolated from that since I own my own hardware.
 
Perhaps the coin will die, but even mining for a week would be quite profitable.

This has always been the case with new coins in mining. Until mining becomes stable, experienced miners who can overcome these issues will reap good profits.
The 5090 graphics card is currently very expensive, so miners won't go to stores to mine this coin.

[Juggar]

People are still ASLEEP at the wheel.

Made $50 mining yesterday, if you have GPUs this coin is crazy right now...

RTX 5090 will make about $25 a day currently after electric costs.

Lots of people using 30 series cards seeing very nice returns as well.

[JeromeTash]

People are still ASLEEP at the wheel.

Made $50 mining yesterday, if you have GPUs this coin is crazy right now...

RTX 5090 will make about $25 a day currently after electric costs.

Lots of people using 30 series cards seeing very nice returns as well.

Maybe most of the people just don't even know that the coin exists, and a lot of people lost hope in mining altcoins using GPUs because there was barely any profit and most just turned into a waste of time

The question is
1. How long will that "profit" period last?
2. Is the coin trading on a couple of well-known crypto exchanges?

[Juggar]

People are still ASLEEP at the wheel.

Made $50 mining yesterday, if you have GPUs this coin is crazy right now...

RTX 5090 will make about $25 a day currently after electric costs.

Lots of people using 30 series cards seeing very nice returns as well.

Maybe most of the people just don't even know that the coin exists, and a lot of people lost hope in mining altcoins using GPUs because there was barely any profit and most just turned into a waste of time

The question is
1. How long will that "profit" period last?
2. Is the coin trading on a couple of well-known crypto exchanges?

If you have any 20 series or higher nvidia GPUs, this coin is 100% worth mining. Most people probably do have these.

The coin is trading on Safetrade which I have used a lot lately as such:

PRL gets sent from pool to my personal wallet > Personal wallet sends PRL to Safetrade > I convert PRL to USDT > I withdraw USDT on Solana network to Kraken > I convert the USDT to US fiat currency on Kraken and withdraw to my bank.

Have done this a few times now no issues. There is a $1 fee to send USDT out of Safetrade using Solana network. Very cheap when making $50 a day for me. Other than that fees are very very minimal.

People seem obsessed to mine this on 10 series cards (pascal) based on the discords im in, but it is physically impossible and not supported because those cards lack the hardware (tensor cores I beleive) needed to do the math required. So for anyone wondering, you can save your breath asking, because people seemed obsessed on it.

There is also zero support for any AMD card and it wont work.

Could it go tits up a week from now? maybe. Did I still print money for free using hardware I already own outright? Yes.

[Devilgold]

The market was definitely heating up the other day. Maybe the 4-year bull cycle is about to start

[Juggar]

The market was definitely heating up the other day. Maybe the 4-year bull cycle is about to start

Those who mined early are reaping the benefits, just days ago the coin was at .40 cents per, now at around $1.40.

If you have rigs, now is the time.

[Juggar]

Mining profits at all time high due to coin price, made $80 USD yesterday with 2 x 5090 only.

Power cost me $4. Net profit $76.

This feels like the best days of Eth and then some. You should be feeling FOMO if you are reading this. Not kidding.

[safar1980]

The profit is actually higher now than it was at the peak of Ethereum mining.

Daily supply: 2,324,593 PRL ($3,579,873)
Who buys this coin from miners?

"Coin supply. We set a total of S = 2,100,000,000 coins. The smallest supported unit is 10−8 of a coin, or a grain.
Emission curve. We adopt a smooth, polynomially decaying emission schedule designed to retain the desirable monetary properties of early Bitcoin while eliminating two known drawbacks: (i) the discontinuous "halving shocks" that create incentive cliffs and system-wide volatility, and (ii) an overly thin tail of long-term issuance, which can under-incentivize long-run security."
https://pearlresearch.ai/

The first 50% of all coins (1.05 billion) should be mined in the first 4 years

[xzq156]

挖矿软件无法使用，怎么解决?

[FP91G]

Miners are actively selling coins, which is why the coin's price has dropped by 50%.
Miners will keep selling, miners don't do otherwise, and if the coin is new, miners will sell their coins even more.
I'm also curious about the budget of the organizers of this event.

[safar1980]

AMD GPU miner

alpha-miner v1.7.6-beta - B200 mining fix + experimental B300 support
https://github.com/AlphaMine-Tech/alpha-miner/releases

Supported AMD GPUs
Per Jonathan's confirmation, this build covers:

✅ RX 6000 series (RDNA2 — gfx1030/1031/1032/1034)
✅ RX 7000 series (RDNA3 — gfx1100/1101/1102/1103)
✅ MI300 series (CDNA3 — gfx942, datacenter)
🔜 RX 9000 series (RDNA4) — coming soon
If your card is in those families and the launcher errors with no ROCm-capable device is detected, it's most likely a driver/kernel issue (no /dev/kfd, amdgpu module not loaded, or you're on a HiveOS NVIDIA image instead of the AMD image) — not a missing kernel build.