Frequently Asked
Questions

AlphaNeural is an AI infrastructure layer for AI assets. The system unites a marketplace for tokenised models, agents and datasets with an aggregated network of GPU providers, so you can discover, run and monetise AI assets in one place.

Instead of locking you into a single cloud vendor, AlphaNeural plugs multiple Web3 GPU providers into one compute-aggregation layer, letting you pick the fastest or cheapest GPU on demand and eliminating single-point failures.

You can upload your models, agents and datasets, mint them as NFTs that prove provenance, set one-off prices, subscriptions or revenue-sharing licences, and get paid automatically via smart contracts.

Every licence or inference call triggers a smart contract that streams the agreed fee to the owners of the model, agent or dataset (including fractional co-owners). No intermediaries are involved.

Neural Labs is AlphaNeural’s compute layer: deploy a model, agent or dataset, call it via REST/CLI/or use the UI, scale training or real-time inference to thousands of GPUs, and pay only for the resources you use.

AlphaNeural combines multi-party computation (MPC), so models, agents and datasets can train or infer on encrypted data without exposing it—even to GPU providers.

Yes. One-click import supports Hugging Face, GitHub and Modelscope, so you can move assets in or out without lock-in.

No. Tokens, NFTs and smart contracts run under the hood; you interact through a web app, APIs or a CLI

Sign up, mint your first model, agent or dataset NFT, set pricing, or spin up a compute job in Neural Labs. A step-by-step wizard and optional paid onboarding packages are available.

Not yet. The utility token is planned for a future public sale, but no token is live today—any offer to buy “ALPHAI” now is a scam. Launch details will be announced only on AlphaNeural’s verified channels.

ALPHAI holders will be able to stake tokens and vote on upgrades, budgets and partnerships through the AlphaNeural DAO. Delegated voting and staking rewards encourage long-term participation.

Yes. Web3 GPU providers can integrate via a standard API and earn usage fees whenever their hardware is selected by users. Contact us if you’re interested.

A multi-layer security stack—network firewalls, continuous threat monitoring, third-party smart-contract audits and decentralised key management—protects models, agents, datasets and payments.