4.2 Trine Scoring Model™ – Contribution Quantification
The Trine Scoring Model™ is ACP’s proprietary evaluation framework that assesses contribution quality across three dimensions:
PerfCore: How intensively and effectively the node works (compute performance).
TrustWave: Accuracy of results and consistency in passing validations.
FlowRate: Operational reliability and uptime over extended periods.
Rather than rely on pure computation quantity, ACP assigns weighted contribution scores:
Daily Reward Formula Base Pool × (0.5 × PerfCore + 0.3 × TrustWave + 0.2 × FlowRate)
Metric
Description
Example Evaluation
PerfCore
GPU speed, execution count, time efficiency
High scores for top-tier compute rates
TrustWave
Output validity, verification pass rate
Assessed via oracle logs and accuracy checks
FlowRate
Uptime, daily continuity, crash rates
Extra points for uninterrupted 30-day service
The model promotes fairness and sustainability by rewarding consistent and reliable contributors over raw power.
ACP plans to evolve this system through:
Anti-Domination Balancing – Prevents reward monopolization by ultra-high-end GPUs.
Group-Based Benchmarking – Peers are evaluated within similar spec tiers (e.g., region, hardware).
Tiered Reward Multiplier System – Contributors with high Trine scores may receive bonus coefficients in future updates.
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