FAQ

What is Clore?

Clore is a platform offering a marketplace for GPU leasing, allowing users to rent computing power for tasks like AI development and cryptocurrency mining.

How does Clore work?

Clore connects GPU owners with those needing computing power through a peer-to-peer marketplace. Transactions are facilitated with Clore Coin, ensuring security and transparency.

What is Clore Coin?

Clore Coin is the native cryptocurrency of the Clore platform, used for transactions and rewarding users for participation.

What is Proof of Holding?

Proof of Holding (PoH) is a system where users earn rewards for holding Clore Coins in their wallets, encouraging long-term engagement.

What type of GPUs does Clore offer?

Clore provides a wide range of GPUs, including high-performance models suitable for AI, ML, and 3D rendering tasks. The platform supports various GPU models and configurations to meet diverse computing needs.

What payment methods does Clore accept?

Users can pay for GPU rentals using Clore Coin (CLORE) or Bitcoin (BTC), providing flexibility for different payment preferences.

What is the minimum and maximum duration for GPU leasing?

Clore allows GPU leasing for as little as one hour, with 720h maximum duration, offering flexibility for both short-term projects and long-term needs.

What is On-Demand Leasing?

On-Demand Leasing is a GPU rental option on Clore.ai that allows users to rent GPUs with a guaranteed performance for a specified duration. This type of leasing comes with a 10% fee, which can be reduced to 5% if you participate in the Proof of Holding (PoH) system by holding Clore Coins. On-demand leases are non-interruptible, meaning no other users can outbid your offer once you secure a rental. This option is ideal for tasks that require continuous and uninterrupted computing power, such as AI development, machine learning training, or rendering large projects.

What is Spot Leasing?

Spot Leasing is a GPU rental option on Clore.ai that offers users the ability to rent GPUs at a lower cost, with a 2.5% fee, which can be reduced to 1.8% through the Proof of Holding (PoH) system. Unlike On-Demand Leasing, Spot Leasing is interruptible, meaning that another user can outbid your offer and take over the rental. This option is ideal for tasks where continuous uptime isn’t critical, such as cryptocurrency mining or workloads that can tolerate interruptions. Spot Leasing provides more flexibility and cost savings for users who can handle the potential variability in access.