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Winning metric
The prize goes to the eligible participant whose referral network generates the largest total of settled compute during the active prize period.
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Official rules
$100,000 network prize
The prize is meant to reward the participant who builds the strongest compute-producing network, not the participant who merely generates the largest vanity signup count.
Contributors are paid first. The prize is paid after eligible contributor obligations are settled.
Core rules
The prize follows compute, not hype.
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What does not win
Raw headcount alone does not determine the winner. Bringing many inactive or low-output participants is weaker than building a smaller network with heavier real compute.
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Contributor-first payout order
OmniCompute pays eligible contributors first. After eligible contributor obligations are settled, the $100,000 prize is paid to the winning network leader.
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Public link target
Every mention of the $100,000 prize should link back to this page so the rules stay consistent across social posts, referral pages, and future announcements.
Definitions
What the important words mean here.
Definitions
Referral network means the participant plus the eligible contributors attributed to that participant through OmniCompute referral tracking.
Settled compute means compute that has been validated, recorded, and accepted by OmniCompute for payout and leaderboard purposes.
Eligible contributors means contributors whose accounts and activity remain valid after fraud, duplication, abuse, and policy checks.
Prize period means the active period announced by OmniCompute for the network prize campaign.
Practical interpretation
If one participant brings in 500 weak contributors who barely run compute, and another participant brings in 100 strong contributors who generate far more settled output, the stronger compute network should win.
The intended metric is network compute strength. Not raw invite volume. Not raw clicks. Not empty headcount.
Payout order
Who gets paid first.
1
OmniCompute records and validates compute activity across the network.
2
Eligible contributors are paid according to the platform's payout rules and available settled revenue.
3
After eligible contributor obligations are settled, OmniCompute pays the $100,000 network prize.
4
The prize is paid to the eligible participant whose network holds the highest settled compute total at the close of the prize period.
Integrity
Safeguards, tie-breaks, and abuse boundaries.
Safeguard
Self-referrals, fake accounts, duplicate identities, or manipulated activity can be disqualified.
Safeguard
OmniCompute may remove compute that is fraudulent, invalid, unverified, abusive, or unpaid.
Safeguard
If two participants finish with the same settled compute total, the earlier timestamp of reaching that total wins unless OmniCompute announces a different tie-break in advance.
Safeguard
OmniCompute may update wording on this page for clarity, but should avoid changing the underlying competitive metric after public launch except where legally or operationally required.