[ANN] ZIRA - PoW (CPU/GPU) - A decentralized AI network

[zira.network]

ZIRA is a peer-to-peer AI network. People operate ZIRA Core nodes along with a built-in Console.
Nodes work together to perform tasks and provide answers; there is no server in the center and no company in the middle.
Keys, node, and AI belong to you.

- Token: ZIR (uZIR = 1e-6 ZIR), 28.7B cap
- Consensus: Proof of Resonance, coordinator-quorum finality
- Mining: operate a node and mine, you get rewards for coordination and tasks. Serve models batch (model storage) and earn more. Coordination-first by design.
- A free tier for the first year for the new people to experience the area.

Status: public testnet active. The mainnet countdown is on.

Downloads (Windows / Linux / Android):
https://github.com/zira-network/zira/releases

Website: https://zira.network

Socials:
X/Twitter:  https://x.com/zira_network
Telegram:  https://t.me/ziranetwork
GitHub:     https://github.com/zira-network/zira

Give it a go, spin up a node, share your feedback.

[zira.network]

ZIRA mainnet is live.

It's AI that runs on people's machines instead of one company's servers. Ask the network and get an answer you can check, lend your computer and earn, or build a Resonator that works for you. Your keys and your data stay with you.  No company in the middle.

https://github.com/zira-network/zira/releases/latest

[malekbaba]

ZIRA mainnet is live.

It's AI that runs on people's machines instead of one company's servers. Ask the network and get an answer you can check, lend your computer and earn, or build a Resonator that works for you. Your keys and your data stay with you.  No company in the middle.

https://github.com/zira-network/zira/releases/latest

Is it Mineable through rented service ? How ?

[zira.network]

Yes. Rent a CPU or GPU from any cloud service, run the app on it, and it mines ZIR just like your own machine would.

[reb0rn21]

Dell 7920 + 5080 mining works for like 5min per day then stop... no idea what issue is, testnet worked just fine

[zira.network]

ZIRA v2.1.0

This release is about one thing: seeing your work clearly.

If you run a node, you may have watched it mine and earn while the app showed a lower balance or an empty history. Your funds were safe on the network the whole time. The app just was not showing them well. v2.1.0 fixes that.

Your wallet now shows your real balance, read from the network rather than a node that drifted a little behind.
Mining rewards appear in your history and in the explorer, named for what they are instead of a raw internal label.
Search any address and see what it has earned at a glance.
Underneath, the network also got steadier. After a connection hiccup it now heals its own agreement instead of stalling, and payouts keep flowing through it.

Grab the latest build for Windows, Linux, or Android and you will see the difference the moment it opens.

https://github.com/zira-network/zira/releases

[Kairo0001]

What can I do with the Android app?
I can't import the private key from my Zira Wallet on Windows into the Android app

[zira.network]

On the Android app:
Wallet -> your key -> back up

[fibonacciopstan]

The “no server in the center and no company in the middle” principle is the most interesting part of ZIRA.

However, the network may be decentralized while the project’s public history still depends on GitHub, X, Telegram and the website. Before mainnet, users are being given important expectations about the 28.7B cap, coordinator-quorum finality, mining rewards, model storage, the first-year free tier and the role of coordination in the system.

As ZIRA develops, some of these parameters or explanations may change. Updating documentation is normal, but replacing the old version makes it difficult for early node operators to prove what was originally announced before they committed time, hardware or models to the network.

How are you preserving ZIRA’s pre-mainnet promises, protocol decisions and later changes so the community can review the complete history without older statements being edited away? Which link should a future operator use to verify the exact original announcements?

[Diligaff]

Damn this was super smooth, was not expecting this from the size of the initial announcement post. Plug and play and i am done.