DeepBrain Chain
DBC = AI + DePIN + GPU·deepbrainchain.org
DeepBrainChain is a public blockchain positioned as decentralized AI infrastructure, combining a distributed GPU computing network with an EVM-compatible smart contract chain. Users can rent GPU compute paid for in the DBC token, while AI developers can deploy and run AI models and smart contracts on the network without centralized shutdown risk. The network also supports POS node staking, council-based DAO governance, and token-based mining rewards for GPU providers.
What it's for
Features 18
- Council DAO governance with elections, voting, and treasury management
- DBC Block Explorer for mainnet wallet/transaction data
- DBCSCAN EVM explorer for testnet transactions and contract deployment
- DBCWallet supporting POS voting, staking, council voting, and treasury proposals
- DecentralGPT decentralized LLM inference network
- Decentralized, non-stoppable AI model deployment
- DeepLink decentralized AI cloud gaming protocol with low-latency rendering
- DRCpad primary market for trading AI nodes
- EVM-compatible smart contract deployment
- GPU cloud computing rental network
- High throughput (over 1000 TPS) with low gas fees (as low as 0.001 DBC)
- Multi-mining support (DBC + DeepLink, DBC + AI tokens, other GPU tokens)
- Open-source, permissionless platform for building GPU cloud services
- POS super node staking and block rewards
- Referendum participation
- SuperImage text-to-image generation models
- Token mining for GPU compute providers
- XAIAgent no-code AI agent creation and trading platform
At a glance
Integrations
Pricing
No fixed subscription plans are stated. GPU rental is paid for using the DBC token (users purchase DBC from exchanges and pay it to use GPU). Miners must stake 100,000 DBC per GPU card, described as 'up to $800 in DBC'. 5% of every GPU rental fee is permanently destroyed (deflationary model). AI developers 'can use GPUs for free simply by issuing their own tokens.'