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Still waiting for Akoya Pool to pay what they owe. 9.53 PRL pending and 0 payouts. Warning to all miners.

⚠️ SCAM ALERT: Akoya Pool (akoyapool.com) Mined May 13-14 with 65-70 TH/s. TOTAL PAID = 0.0000 PRL, balances wiped. Still 9.53 PRL pending, no payouts. @prl_net @WeinsteinOmri @poolakoya Stay away. Use PearlHash or AlphaPool. #Pearl #PRL #CryptoScam

A common critique on Proof-of-Useful-Work is that the zero marginal cost of mining drives the network’s security budget and price to zero. A paper just released by Rafael Pass, a renowned cryptographer at @Cornell /@TechnionLive and research scientist at Pearl Research Labs proves why this argument is flawed. By analyzing the equilibrium dynamics of PoUW, it shows not only that Pearl’s security budget (and hence price) are at least as high as Bitcoin, but in fact that Pearl will increase the SIZE of the global AI inference market, via Jevons Paradox. arxiv.org/abs/2606.06700 @initc3org

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Together AI serves the two fastest STT models measured by @ArtificialAnlys NVIDIA Parakeet-TDT 0.6B v3 can transcribe 20 hours of speech in under 10 seconds. This deep dive shows the systems work behind the leaderboard: TensorRT profiles, conditional CUDA graphs, evented I/O, shared memory, and Python GC control.

here’s what you need to know about pearlnet pearlnet is an ai mining project, followed by some big players and vcs wallet: compute.pearlresearch.ai/das… otc market: pearl-otc.com/ bridge to pearl (beta): pearlbridge.xyz/ check price: dexscreener.com/ethereum/0x8… mining pools: pearlhash.xyz, akoyapool.com/ alpha pool: pearl.alphapool.tech/ first nfts on pearl: mbgpearlscription.com/nft/na… inscriptions: pearlscriptions.com/ > talked about pearlnet with my buddies on may 14, but due to my exams i couldn't concentrate fully > i also checked that mining pearl was net negative a few days back > now pearl has pumped decently, with some big people behind it > just check the pearlnet x account location and you will get a clear idea

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Will Fast Matrix Multiplication ever be practical? Strassen’s 1986 discovery of fast matrix multiplication (FMM) – asserting that the product of two 𝑛×𝑛 matrices can be computed in sub-cubic time 𝑛^𝜔 ∼ 𝑛²·⁸⁷ ≪ 𝑛³ – had a profound impact on theoretical computer science and algorithm design. Since then, mathematicians improved on Strassen’s algorithm, and some experts believe that, eventually, it will be shown that 𝜔 ≈ 2, which would mean that the time to compute AxB is essentially the time it takes to merely read the inputs: ~O(𝑛²) (!) Needless to say, such result would have a major impact on the AI compute age we’re entering… Unfortunately, FMM algorithms only work for enormous matrices--on the order of the number of atoms in the universe (“galactic algorithms" [1])--and it is currently hard to imagine them being practical on any imaginable hardware. Besides their asymptotic runtime, a core practical issue with FMM algorithms is that they all inherently rely on recursive divide-and-conquer, which creates memory and IO-bottlenecks, and is numerically unstable; This is likely the reason why the largest hardware manufacturers in the world are not developing chips for FMM. Even Strassen’s original algorithm, which gives nontrivial FLOP speedup for relatively small matrices, struggles to beat the sheer parallelism of naiive MatMul on GPUs or TPUs. Some interesting progress on practical FMM seems underway [2] and would be interesting to follow, but it remains to be seen whether divide-and-conquer can be implemented in both silicon and memory to deliver wall-clock speedups for realistic dimensions of matrices in LLMs. What is means for @prlnet. That’s the reason we designed the Pearl proof-of-work protocol (cuPOW) with the underlying baseline being “naiive” matrix multiplication O(𝑛³), which is what NVIDIA, AMD, Cerebras and all other AI hardware accelerators implement today. Nevertheless, it is important to stress that Pearl’s protocol doesn't rely on naiive MatMul remaining SoTA -- if FMM becomes practical some day, Pearl's protocol can easily adapt to the 𝑛^𝜔 baseline (since the next version of cuPoW will only verify the output AB). In fact, one of the intriguing aspect of @prlnet is that it creates incentives (for both humans and machines) to develop faster MatMul algorithms and hardware (as had happened in Bitcoin with SHA256). Of course, without proper modification, such breakthrough would break the security assumption of Pearl-GEMM, so such algorithmic breakthrough would better be public. FMM and FFT. Our recent paper [3] shows that it is possible to achieve fast matrix multiplication without using Strassen-like divide-and-conquer, using only the Fast Fourier Transform, which is omnipresent in countless industry-scale applications. This paper presents a simple algorithm running in 𝑂(𝑛²·⁸⁹) time, which only sums a few convolutions in 𝕫ₖᵐ, using FFT (see figure below for illustration of the algorithm). Despite being highly parallel (no recursion), this FFT algorithm for MatMul remains asymptotic, as it still requires many parallel repetitions on submatrices in order to obtain noticeable speedup over naiive MatMul (𝑛³). Whether FFT can lead to subcubic time MatMul for reasonably-sized matrices is a fascinating question! I believe FFTs are the most promising tool in this direction... [1] Lipton, Richard J., and Kenneth W. Regan. “David Johnson: Galactic Algorithms.” In People, Problems, and Proofs, 109–112. Springer, 2013. doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-41…. [2] Karstadt, Elaye, and Oded Schwartz. “Matrix Multiplication, a Little Faster.” Journal of the ACM 67, no. 1 (2020): 1:1–1:31. doi.org/10.1145/3364504. [3] Uffenheimer, Yahel, and Omri Weinstein. “Improved Sparse Recovery for Approximate Matrix Multiplication.” arXiv:2602.04386, 2026..

Demand for Pearl is skyrocketing. @prlnet We’ve opened up a compute platform for the people — first come, first served, with limited supply. We’re working hard to expand capacity. Subscribe for updates: compute.pearlresearch.ai

Inference is becoming the largest compute market and energy consumer in AI. Pearl turns inference CapEx of hyperscalers into a profit center: every LLM token produced by GPUs can simultaneously generate ¶PRL in parallel. That means users get 2-for-1 economics: useful inference today, and Pearl coins that discount future compute. We’re excited to partner with Together AI to launch the first 2-for-1 inference endpoint offering SoTA LLMs at discounted price, and securing the Pearl network in parallel.

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