PERLA / MINER SETUP

Your GPU.
One clear start.

Generate your install command, validate the GPU and follow your contributions. Reuse your Worker ID when you move machines.

WORKER 0.9.1

Checking work admission…Install the pinned worker on your GPU host. This check follows the current coordinator admission.

Service status

01 / WORKER IDENTITY

Create a new worker.

Choose a name and public reward address. The first successful connection creates a permanent Worker ID and prints it in your terminal.

Reward walletPublic EVM address on Robinhood. Keep the private key in your wallet.Worker nameA display label, for example home-4090. The same name on another fresh installation creates a different ID. To keep the old identity, choose Use existing worker.

Advanced options GPU 0

GPU to use (optional)GPU numbering starts at 0: 0 selects the first GPU, 1 selects the second. If your machine has one GPU, keep the default 0. Change this only to choose another available GPU.Replace this machine’s saved connectionUse only when this machine has an old connection you want to replace. Creates a new Worker ID and keeps the CUDA build. The old worker’s recorded history stays intact. Leave off for normal restarts; choose Use existing worker to keep an ID.

NVIDIA RTX 30 / 40 / 50 · Linux

H100 / H200 guide

02 / GPU TERMINAL

Install and start.

Copy the generated command to your GPU machine. It installs the pinned release, creates the connection, prepares the runtime and checks the GPU automatically.

Your command will appear here.Enter a valid reward address and worker name.

Mining continues after accepted shares. On a native GPU host, press Ctrl+C to stop; for a Docker worker, run perla stop. Add --shares 1 only for a one-share test. While admission is paused, the worker uploads its GPU check and exits without requesting work.

Keep mining when you disconnect

The native worker runs in this terminal. Use tmux or your own supervisor to leave it running while you disconnect. Start a session first, then paste the generated command inside it.

Optional: open a tmux session

tmux new -s perla

Detach with Ctrl + B, then D. Return with tmux attach -t perla. Install tmux with your host package manager if it is missing. Your GPU instance must stay powered on.

Docker workers already run detached. Use perla logs --tail 100 to inspect them and perla stop to stop.

Read the connection guide

A task is a challenge assigned by the coordinator. Receiving one creates no token reward. An accepted share means a submitted proof passed verification; PERL claims depend on the published, funded reward allocation.

Verified release & source

Follow your worker.

Open the dashboard with the same reward wallet to see connected workers, contribution receipts and rewards. Wallet authorization is used for account management and claims.