What is SILORA?
SILORA is a Windows application and independent EVM-compatible network built around GPU-generated pixel artwork. Participants select compatible graphics cards, run computational tasks, and follow accepted progress in a multi-GPU workspace. Completed artworks can proceed through verification and mainnet issuance, giving each registered work an identity and a record in the SILORA explorer.
An eligible NFT can remain sealed or be opened once by its holder. Opening creates an independent wallet locally from cryptographic randomness. Recovery material is encrypted on the user's device and is not uploaded to the server. After the required issuance, reward crediting and opening confirmations, the terminal attempts to claim the task's assigned SILORA reward. Confirmed payments become wallet balance; displayed progress and pending rewards are separate.
SILORA is the network's native coin, used for transfers, reward settlement and network fees. The documented genesis supply is 21 million SILORA allocated to the computation reward reserve. The artwork program separately allows up to 21 million opportunities. Each task locks its reward at allocation, and later task rewards decline.
The network is in a single-validator bootstrap phase with project-operated verification and administration. Genesis acceptance work #1 has completed issuance, opening and payment under separate acceptance conditions. Ordinary full-duration mining, sustained multi-GPU operation and interruption recovery remain in validation. User validators, marketplaces and swaps are not currently open.
