Every epoch (900 blocks, ~93.5 minutes) each device commits its measured compute contribution on-chain, and the network pays compute rewards for that epoch one epoch later. We snapshot the full committed-contribution state at every epoch boundary and match it against the actual reward deposits, so the numbers here are reconstructed from what the chain really paid — not estimated from a live sample.

ACU/day figures on this page are stake-neutral. On-chain, a manager's payout is weighted by both their fleet's compute and their staked ACU, so identical phones can earn ±50% depending on the owner's stake. To compare hardware fairly, we price every device's committed contribution at the network-wide rate: total manager compute payouts ÷ total network contribution, per epoch. Stake yield paid to delegators is excluded — it is not device earnings. A device's page also shows its actual attribution (payout × its exact share of its manager's committed contribution that epoch), which is what its manager really received for it.

Deployment boost. The chain grants +10% on committed metrics for epochs where a device's first heartbeat shows it running a deployment — roughly 60% of active devices at any time. Earnings/day includes that boost where it was actually earned; the Baseline/day column removes it (contribution ÷ 1.1 for boosted epochs), showing what the hardware earns idle.

Current window: 112 completed epochs (~7.3 days, 15.4 epochs/day measured from block timestamps), through epoch 4,163. Network compute pool in this window: ~1,041.1 ACU per epoch. Devices with no committed contribution in the window are shown as warming up rather than dragging model averages down.