Real contracts, real slashing, real testnet rewards. Deposit tOMC against a hardware tier, register your node, publish a heartbeat β and get cut down if you go dark.
A tier is a hardware class. Each tier has its own fixed minimum stake, published as a ladder β you cannot reach a higher tier with less stake.
Registering publishes your endpoint and starts the liveness clock. Registration is also the first heartbeat.
A registered node must stay at or above its tier minimum. To withdraw everything, deregister first β that drops the write requirement.
Read straight from the contract. No wallet needed to look.
Every tier minimum is read live from the contract, so this table can never drift from the code.
| Tier | Hardware | Minimum stake |
|---|
Testnet-wide counters, live.
Not a roadmap promise β these are the rules compiled into the deployed contract, each one exercised by the deploy script before handover.
Stake below the tier minimum and the transaction reverts. Withdrawing drops you to tier 0 the moment you fall under it.
min = base Γ tierEach heartbeat buys a fixed window. Miss it, and anyone β not just the team β can permissionlessly trigger the slash.
30 min + 10 min graceEach overdue interval burns 5% of the node's stake: 50% to requesters, 30% to the treasury, 20% permanently burned.
50 / 30 / 20Rewards are paid only from the pre-funded reward pool. The contract never pays a reward out of somebody else's stake.
accRewardPerShareBoth contract addresses are on BscScan. The page reads the same public RPC your wallet does β nothing is proxied through a server we control.
"Approve" writes an allowance for exactly the amount you are staking that moment β never an unlimited allowance.
If your wallet is not on chain 97, the page asks to switch β or to add BNB Smart Chain Testnet β before anything is signed.
The AI Compute Station only assigns a job to a provider whose stake clears the hardware tier. Below the minimum, the assignment reverts β that check is on chain, not in a UI.
If a provider misses a deadline, goes offline or returns a bad result, the penalty is taken from that provider's stake and 50% of it goes straight to the buyer. A refund is the seller's debt, not another customer's deposit.
Pay for compute in OMC instead of tOMC and the 3% protocol fee is cut to 2.7%. The discount is a policy parameter, not a promise of profit.