[ANN} DAI - Decentralized & P2P Artificial Intelligence

[bogdyak]

0.4.36 is out.

New genesis, signable treasury, two real bugs fixed.

Update the wallet and the miner together. ✅

[HashCaliber]

• How do I submit jobs to the network so miners can process them?
• Can a miner process their own job or does require a second peer on the network?

[bogdyak]

• How do I submit jobs to the network so miners can process them?
• Can a miner process their own job or does require a second peer on the network?

Hey friend!

1. To submit a job you can:

• Windows/iOS/Linux version UI and chat directly with interface similar to every AI chat bot.
• Android App: https://iamai.kg/wallet
• Via API: https://iamai.kg/docs/#jobs
• Via SDK: https://github.com/orgs/Proof-of-Human-Network/repositories?q=sdk
• By running the following script locally https://github.com/Proof-of-Human-Network/poh-miner/blob/main/scripts/submit-signed-board-job.js. Example:
  

Code:

# from DAI Miner repository root
WALLET=<address you control> PROMPT="What is Bitcointalk?" node scripts/submit-signed-board-job.js

2. It can process it's own jobs, but if you use public network everyone can see "jobs" and someone else can deliver compute to you faster. If you want only your computer to answer - you can use private mode. No requests will be sent to the network, only your local LLM (that comes with DAI Miner out of the box) will do the job.

Happy to answer if you have any other questions!

[bogdyak]

Hiring: BD & Trader.

Quote to apply!

Must have: Windows / Mac / Linux and/or Android · Telegram, X, LinkedIn

Commission up to 80%. Deal in stablecoins - resell or trade P2P.

https://x.com/aist_exchange/status/2104480260838305982

[bogdyak]

$DAI
 0.4.39 is live 🚀

Fixed: chat replies to paid network jobs would sometimes show "No response generated" even after the job actually finished.

That's fixed now, your reply shows up every time.

Update today!

[bogdyak]

Dear community, iamai.kg is under scheduled maintenance.

Please stay tuned for the updates.

[bogdyak]

DAI Miner 0.4.40

The GitHub organization is now iamaihub!

Miner repository: github.com/iamaihub/dai-miner 
Wallet repository: github.com/iamaihub/dai-wallet

What the miner can call with no key

Seven HTTP MCP servers passed initialize, tools/list, and a real tools/call on 11 October 2026, with no API key and no Authorization header. They ship in the default catalog:

Code:

Server                                        | What the tested call returned
----------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------
CoinGecko https://mcp.api.coingecko.com/mcp   | SDK docs for client.simple.price.get
CoinPaprika                                   | Global market cap, volume, bitcoin dominance
DexPaprika                                    | Indexed networks, with 24h volume
Crypto.com market data                        | The instrument list, including BTCUSDPERP
LI.FI                                         | The chain list, Ethereum first
Avalanche Builder Hub                         | Docs sections and page counts
LayerZero docs                                | A page answering what an OFT is

CoinPaprika and DexPaprika require a rationale string on every tool. The seed cards name that argument so the planner fills it. Historical OHLCV on CoinPaprika is a paid tier. The tools we seed are the free ones.

Two servers answered and were left out. DZap's open endpoint executed a read that returned other people's scheduled zaps, and it also exposes PerformZapTool. Across Protocol's server includes swap_with_wallet and an unauthenticated recrawl_docs. A default build cannot ship a tool that spends or rewrites someone else's service.

Euler, as notes the model can hold

Six knowledge skills from Euler Labs, MIT, vendored from euler-xyz/agent-skills:

• euler_vaults — deposit, borrow, the EVC, health
  
• euler_data — Lens, subgraph, ABIs
  
• euler_irm_oracles — EulerRouter, Chainlink, Pyth, kink IRMs
  
• euler_earn — EulerEarn vaults and the PublicAllocator
  
• euler_advanced — hooks, flash loans, fee flow, EUL
  
• euler_sdk — @eulerxyz/euler-v2-sdk
  

They are reference text. A deposit still needs the user's wallet. Each file stays near the size of the Ethereum skill packs already in the miner, so a small local model can hold the opening rules. The rest of each guide remains upstream.

QVAC

This build uses @qvac/sdk 0.21.0 and @qvac/cli 0.15.0. That is the SDK release upstream said carries the Windows CPU libraries (x64, SSE4.2, Sandy Bridge) that were missing from the single AVX2 binary. The desktop workflow attaches the installers to the v0.4.40 release. A Xeon E5-2696 v2 still has to load a model on Windows before anyone can call that crash fixed. Shipping the version they asked for is the step we can take from here.

Downloads (once the release job finishes): 
https://github.com/iamaihub/dai-miner/releases/latest

[bogdyak]

SICI — Super Intelligence Compute Index

AI systems pay for compute every day: inference, video, render, storage, leases. Each network charges in its own token.

SICI reads the fees those jobs generate and sets the weight of every token in the basket from that real usage. More usage → larger share in the index.

How it works

One USDT payment deposits into the set. The set buys the tokens at the current fee weights and mints the shares to your wallet. The chart is the on-chain price of one share.

The index starts when the first fee lands. Level begins at 100 and then moves with the prices of the tokens in the basket. Changing the weights does not move the chart by itself.

A share is the basket. Compute Credits are separate — collateral you supply to the vaults when you want to run jobs. They are not the shares and not the index level.

DAI in the index

DAI (Decentralized Artificial Intelligence by iamai) is part of the basket. It runs on the DAI Network and is available as a LayerZero OFT on Ethereum (Sepolia for now). It serves inference on demand to the aggregator, so real jobs that use it contribute to its weight the same way the other networks do.

Links
https://iamai.kg/sici
https://x.com/sicoindex

[rajashek41]

After Upgrading ... All that I mined So Far close to 750+ DAI became 0 DAI in the Wallet..

Now I have Question? Is it worth Mining ....

I would recommend .... Please dont waste our time. When you program worth nothing one day

I am very frustrated after seeing it go 0 DAI

Useless app

[bogdyak]

After Upgrading ... All that I mined So Far close to 750+ DAI became 0 DAI in the Wallet..

Now I have Question? Is it worth Mining ....

I would recommend .... Please dont waste our time. When you program worth nothing one day

I am very frustrated after seeing it go 0 DAI

Useless app

Hello, sad to hear that happened. Must be a bug with a key import after upgrade or something else. Will help you figure it out. Your dai surely there as long as you have a private key and chain is ok.

For faster communication can you reach out on telegram group? https://t.me/iamaihub

After Upgrading ... All that I mined So Far close to 750+ DAI became 0 DAI in the Wallet..

Now I have Question? Is it worth Mining ....

I would recommend .... Please dont waste our time. When you program worth nothing one day

I am very frustrated after seeing it go 0 DAI

Useless app

Can you share your wallet address please? I will look through the chain backups and see if something was missed during upgrade. Before 0.4.40 your balance was ok? And also, do can you kindly tell me which version you were running before the upgrade?

SICI Compute Index

Direct Exposure to the Global AI Utility Market

The artificial intelligence boom isn't coming — it’s here, operating 24/7 across hundreds of decentralized networks. Everyday, autonomous AI agents buy compute: processing inference, generating video, rendering graphics, querying decentralized storage, and securing GPU capacity leases.

Every one of these networks settles transactions in its own native utility token. Trying to manual-trade these tokens or guess which network will win tomorrow is inefficient.

The SICI Compute Index gives you single-click, diversified exposure to the real-world utility of the AI economy.

Why Invest in the SICI Compute Index?

1. Revenue-Weighted Allocation (Not Speculation)

Most crypto indices weight assets by market cap, rewarding over-hyped tokens with zero real adoption.

The SICI Compute Index is strictly demand-driven. SICI tracks the actual protocol fees generated by real-world AI workloads across networks.

• High usage = Higher basket weight.
  
• As an AI network captures market share in compute or rendering, its weight in the basket automatically scales up.
• If a network loses traction, its weight shrinks. You hold the winners without manually managing trades.

2. Capture the Underlying Value of AI Demand

Instead of speculating on single AI startups or volatile token launches, holding the Compute Index is like owning equity in the electric grid during an industrial revolution. As global demand for decentralized AI inference, storage, and rendering increases, the aggregate token demand flowing through the basket expands alongside it.

3. One-Click Entry with USDT

No cross-chain bridging, no complex swaps, and no gas fee management across multiple networks.

• Single Asset Entry: Deposit standard USDT or ETH.
  
• Instant Minting: The smart contract automatically purchases the underlying basket tokens based on live, fee-weighted ratios and mints Index Shares directly to your wallet.
  
• Algorithmic Transparency: The index level starts at a baseline of 100 on day one and moves dynamically with the underlying market value of the token basket.
  

Index Shares vs. Compute Credits: Knowing What You Own

To maintain clear capital separation and pure exposure for financial investors:

Code:

| Asset               | Purpose                                               | Investor Impact                                                         |
| ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Index Shares        | Ownership stake in the underlying asset basket.       | Moves with asset price & demand. Trades on-chain like an ETF share.    |
| Compute Credits     | Operational collateral used by AI agents to run jobs. | Utility-only. Does not alter share prices or index levels.             |

The Bottom Line

When you buy the SICI Compute Index, you aren't betting on a narrative — you are buying a self-balancing basket powered by real AI usage fees. As AI agents consume more compute across the web, your portfolio captures the value of the digital infrastructure powering it.

[bogdyak]

The Agent Economy Has an Onchain Home — And SICI Is Already Inside It

The announcement is simple and consequential: Ritual mainnet is now live.

For years AI has lived inside companies — as tools, copilots, and internal systems. Ritual’s claim is sharper: AI can now "be" a company. The economy was built for humans to create and transact value. It lacked the primitives for agents to do the same. Ritual is shipping those primitives.

On mainnet, an agent can:

• Control its own wallet, with keys held in secure hardware
• Only allow transactions that satisfy the agent’s own rules to move funds
• Pay for models, buy data, or hire another agent
• Operate independently of any single host’s goodwill or uptime
• Keep its knowledge private and restore from the last checkpoint after failure
• Carry its identity and working history for as long as it can pay for its own existence

This creates a new demand side. What one agent pays for becomes demand for the next builder. Models, data products, specialist services — sold to humans and to agents spending their own earnings. Contracts can now think. AI-powered computation moves onchain, and developers can build with familiar EVM tooling.

SICO Index (SICI) sits on both sides of this shift

1. As an Index
$RITUAL is part of the SICI basket, giving holders direct exposure to the infrastructure layer that enables autonomous agents.

2. As an Aggregator
SICI lets you run complex AI workloads through decentralized protocols in a single call — the equivalent of a 1inch-style router, but for AI. You can compose and execute together:

• Cache, memory, and persistent storage
• Knowledge graphs for context
• Video and image generation
• Inference responses
• Final delivery into smart contracts

Ritual’s agent primitives become part of that routable stack rather than a standalone destination.


The practical implication is straightforward. 
You can hold the asset that powers the agent economy, and you can also route real workloads through it without stitching together a dozen separate services. Agents that own capital, persist independently, and create demand for other builders are no longer a research concept. Mainnet is open.

The human economy is not disappearing. It is being joined by something that can operate alongside it — and, in some cases, without continuous human oversight.

Ritual supplies the primitives. 
SICI supplies the index exposure and the aggregation layer that makes those primitives usable at scale.

Mainnet is live. The agent economy now has an onchain home. SICI is already inside it.

Source: @sicoindex on X

[bogdyak]

Upgrade to the latest DAI 0.4.41

- QVAC SDK bump to 0.22.0:
Complex tasks are now decomposed to the smaller and fanned-out to all live peers, then results are computed into one that you will see.

- Thermopolium MCP is added:
Now Solana programs can communicate with AI. And DAI knows how to handle everything.

- Network hard-fork:
Old block and transaction structure haven't supported multiple recipients of the reward for AI tasks computation, now it does. Update to the latest: github.com/iamaihub/dai-miner

Support on X: https://x.com/iamaihub/status/2115998909583741269

[bogdyak]

The artificial intelligence boom isn't coming — it’s here, operating 24/7 across hundreds of decentralized networks.

The SICI Compute Index gives you single-click, diversified investment in the compute and infrastructure that powers the AI economy.

[bogdyak]

DAI Miner v0.4.42 — Your miner just learned to ask for help
4 November 2026 · v0.4.42

When your miner hits something it can't do alone, it now asks a nearby miner instead of stalling. Thermopolium joins the network as a paid Solana-metered compute source, SICI and iamai.kg become new default lookup tools, the core AI engine got a real upgrade, and a number of smaller fixes round out the release.

A release about teamwork. Your miner can now lean on a nearby miner when it's missing a capability instead of stalling, two new places joined its toolbox for looking things up, a paid compute marketplace is now reachable from inside the app, and the core AI engine itself got a real upgrade.

Four real upgrades, no setup required.


1. Teamwork — when your miner can't do something alone, it now asks a neighbor

Some of what your miner's assistant does behind the scenes — like figuring out which of its tools best matches what you actually asked — relies on a specific AI skill called an "embedding model." Not every miner has that skill installed; it's one of several optional engines, and downloading one just to answer a single question would be slow and wasteful.

Now, if your own miner doesn't have it, it automatically asks a nearby miner on the network that does, gets the answer, and carries on. You don't do anything differently — it's invisible unless you go looking for it.

If your miner can't do something itself, its first move is now to ask around — not to give up.

2. New MCP — Thermopolium joins the network, paid compute metered in Solana THERM

Thermopolium is a separate marketplace for AI compute, priced and paid for in THERM, a token on Solana. Your miner's assistant can now reach it directly from inside a normal conversation: get a quote for a task, pay for exactly that task, and get the result back.

It's entirely optional and only used when it actually makes sense — most of what your miner does for you still runs for free, on its own hardware, or on the DAI network itself.

One more source of answers, paid for only when it's actually used.

3. New MCP — two new places your assistant can look things up: SICI and iamai.kg itself

SICI (from COMPEX) is now one of the places your miner's assistant can ask for help directly — quoting and running multi-provider sequences, checking fund status, and more, all from inside a normal conversation.

And iamai.kg — the project behind DAI — is now a source your assistant can ask about itself: what's deployed where, what changed in each release, and which other tools are available on the network. Ask your miner how DAI actually works, and for the first time, it can go check.

Your assistant can now answer questions about the DAI project the same way it answers everything else — by actually looking.

4. Under the hood — a faster, more capable AI engine, upgraded for every miner

The core engine that runs the AI models on your machine got a meaningful upgrade (QVAC SDK/CLI bumped to 0.23.0/0.18.0). It's not the kind of change you'll find a button for, but you'll feel it: quicker responses, and a more capable engine doing the work behind every answer.

We rolled it out carefully and double-checked it was solid before shipping it network-wide — the kind of caution a change at this level deserves.

Same miner, same setup — just a stronger engine doing the work.

Also in this release
A number of smaller fixes and improvements you won't need to think about.


Downloads

Windows: dai-miner-windows-x64.exe
macOS (Apple Silicon): dai-miner-macos-amd.dmg
macOS (Intel): dai-miner-macos-intel.dmg
Linux (x64): dai-miner-linux-x64.AppImage
Linux (ARM64): dai-miner-linux-arm64.AppImage

All builds and release notes: github.com/iamaihub/dai-miner/releases/tag/v0.4.42
Website: iamai.kg — Full post: iamai.kg/blog/dai-0-4-42.html

[bogdyak]

POV: Utility bill in 2026
1 - telecommunication
2 - internet
3 - entertainment subscriptions
4 - intelligence and cognitive tasks

[RedR00t]

Hi everyone, I’m freelance engineer and technical leader with 17+ years of experience across Egypt, the UAE, Malaysia, China, Syria, Qatar, and Russia.

I build and run the technology behind blockchain products, mining operations, and payment systems. I’ve led engineering teams as CTO and technology manager, and I still write code and handle the hardware when a project needs it.

Recent work

[] Technical operations for a private mining platform with 385 ASIC devices (Antminer, Aladdin, Avalon), including power, cooling and fleet monitoring
[] A custom Stratum V2 proxy for ASIC and GPU miners
[] Co-founded USDTFreelancer, a USDT-powered freelance marketplace with payment-gateway integration
[] Led an enterprise migration across 4 offices (Egypt, Dubai, Oman, Tunisia) and a company-wide document management system
[] Delivered custom SAP ABAP plugins in a live ERP environment
[] Directed an AI emotion and body-language analysis system on a live camera feed (OpenCV, OpenBCI, OpenAI)

Skills

[] Blockchain: smart contracts and ICO development (Waves, NXT), DApps, IPFS, mining pools
[] Mining: ASIC firmware and reverse engineering, overclocking, power optimization, fleet monitoring
[] Trading: automated trading bots, exchange integration, payment-gateway integration
[] Embedded and payments: GNU C, C++, firmware development, POS, NFC, EMV, ISO 7816 and ISO 14443
[] Software: Python, JavaScript, Node.js, PHP Laravel, Java, Linux, SAP ABAP
[] Leadership: team building, technical strategy, SDLC, vendor and partner negotiation

Services I offer

[] Blockchain and DApp architecture and development
[] Mining operations and firmware consulting
[] Stratum and mining-pool tooling
[] Trading bot development and backtesting
[] Embedded and POS systems
[] Technical audits, team setup and CTO-level advisory

Rates and availability
Rate: $60–75/hr for hands-on engineering, $85–110/hr for architecture, fractional CTO retainers from [monthly figure]. Minimum project: [$1,000 or equivalent]. Availability: 10–15 hours per week, flexible for the right project. Payment: 50% upfront, 50% on delivery; larger projects in milestones. Crypto (USDT/BTC).

Portfolio and references
Portfolio | LinkedIn
References available on request.

Contact
Reply here or message me at [seif.abaza@yandex.com].