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Project
Whitelisted
Snapshot
Folding@home
110 of the project's 6 498 active donors run it with a Gridcoin CPID, and they bring 3.1 % of its credit rate. It is one of the 10 whitelisted projects, each with an equal share of the magnitude pool.
- Chain name
- folding@home
- Status
- Whitelisted
- On the chain since
- 2 795 348 ·
- Project site
- foldingathome.div72.xyz ↗
- GDPR controls
- Not enforced
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About Folding@home
Biology and medicineSimulates how proteins fold and move, for research on diseases such as cancer, Alzheimer's and Ebola.
Directed by Greg Bowman of the University of Pennsylvania, with a consortium of research labs around the world. Proteins are molecular machines whose shape decides what a cell can do and whose failures drive disease. Your computer runs a piece of a real simulation in the background and sends the result back.
The project has produced more than 200 peer-reviewed papers, and in 2020 it briefly became the first exaflop computer in history. It is not a BOINC project: Gridcoin counts it through accounts named after the CPID, made from the daily list of every donor that Folding@home publishes.
Earn GRC with Folding@home
How to fold for Gridcoin, in three steps
Gridcoin counts Folding@home by the user name you fold under. There is no account to attach in BOINC, and no team you have to join.
- Get a CPID. Attach to a whitelisted BOINC project and send a beacon from your wallet. Folding@home cannot give you a CPID.
- Fold under the right user name. In the Folding@home client, set your user name to
yourname_GRC_<CPID>: any name you like, thenGRCin capitals, then your CPID in small letters, all 32 characters, as your wallet shows it. - Fold. Your points are counted under your CPID and show on your CPID page once Gridcoin's statistics include them. A user name with a mistake in it is not counted.
- User name
- yourname_GRC_<CPID>
- Gridcoin team
- 226804 ↗Optional: for the team's ranking, not for your reward
- More computers
- The same user name on eachNames with the same CPID are added up
- Common mistakes
grcin small lettersor a character missing from the CPID- Passkey
- RecommendedWith a passkey, at least 10 work units returned and 80 % of your work units returned, Folding@home adds its Quick Return Bonus to the points of each work unit you return in time. Ask for the passkey for the exact user name you fold under, and keep it private. Folding@home's rules ↗
Gridcoin users
110
of 6 498 active donors · 1.7 %
Gridcoin RAC
700.3 M
of 22.68 B · 3.1 % of the project
Magnitude for 1 M RAC
16.4
in this project
Total credit
719.16 B
on the chain, all CPIDs
Magnitude for the project
11 499
an equal share of 114 995
Work No figures
Folding@home does not publish a server status of the BOINC kind, so there are no figures of its tasks. Why →
News of Folding@home
All 50 news items →Greylist check
WhitelistedRewardedZCD · zero credit days
0 / 20
Superblocks without new credit. The rule breaks above 7.
20 agothe latest
WAS · work availability score
1.04
Recent credit against the usual. The rule breaks below 0.1.
Credit gained per superblock
766 995 378
In each of the last 40 superblocks.
40 agothe latest
What it says
Every one of the last 20 superblocks brought new credit, so ZCD is 0. The credit of the last 7 superblocks against the usual gives a WAS of 1.04, not below 0.1. The project is within the limits.
a zero credit day, over the limitcredit rose
ZCD and WAS of all projects →
RAC and the Gridcoin part
now 3.1 % GridcoinRAC of the Gridcoin users per superblock, plus the rest of the project where known
Gridcoin usersOther users
Gridcoin users in the project
now 110The accounts of the CPIDs in each superblock
Gridcoin users
What a million RAC earns a day
now 16.92GRC a day for a million RAC: the project's share of the magnitude over its Gridcoin RAC
GRC a day
The superblocks that list the project, newest first: its RAC and average RAC as the superblock has them, the credit of the CPIDs it counts and of all CPIDs, and whether the project was on the greylist in it.
| SuperblockMade | Made | RACAverage RAC | Average RAC | Credit of its CPIDsCredit of all CPIDs | Credit of all CPIDs | Pay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 003 311 | 268.8 M908.0 k | 908.0 k | 526.19 B650.66 B | 650.66 B | Paid | |
| 4 002 431 | 277.1 M939.2 k | 939.2 k | 526.00 B650.47 B | 650.47 B | Paid | |
| 4 001 554 | 283.1 M959.7 k | 959.7 k | 525.78 B650.25 B | 650.25 B | Paid | |
| 4 000 684 | 290.6 M985.1 k | 985.1 k | 525.57 B650.04 B | 650.04 B | Paid | |
| 3 999 802 | 298.4 M1.0 M | 1.0 M | 525.35 B649.82 B | 649.82 B | Paid | |
| 3 998 924 | 309.3 M1.0 M | 1.0 M | 525.16 B649.62 B | 649.62 B | Paid | |
| 3 998 052 | 321.8 M1.1 M | 1.1 M | 524.97 B649.43 B | 649.43 B | Paid | |
| 3 997 170 | 332.9 M1.1 M | 1.1 M | 524.75 B649.22 B | 649.22 B | Paid | |
| 3 996 299 | 316.4 M1.1 M | 1.1 M | 524.26 B648.73 B | 648.73 B | Paid | |
| 3 995 422 | 306.5 M1.0 M | 1.0 M | 523.85 B648.32 B | 648.32 B | Paid | |
| 3 994 539 | 283.9 M962.3 k | 962.3 k | 523.32 B647.79 B | 647.79 B | Paid | |
| 3 993 661 | 263.5 M893.1 k | 893.1 k | 522.58 B647.32 B | 647.32 B | Paid | |
| 3 992 779 | 233.6 M794.4 k | 794.4 k | 522.03 B646.77 B | 646.77 B | Paid | |
| 3 991 888 | 216.7 M737.1 k | 737.1 k | 521.63 B646.37 B | 646.37 B | Paid | |
| 3 991 009 | 214.2 M726.1 k | 726.1 k | 521.39 B646.13 B | 646.13 B | Paid | |
| 3 990 133 | 211.8 M718.0 k | 718.0 k | 521.16 B645.89 B | 645.89 B | Paid | |
| 3 989 255 | 212.3 M719.7 k | 719.7 k | 520.95 B– | – | Paid | |
| 3 988 375 | 217.3 M736.5 k | 736.5 k | 520.79 B– | – | Paid | |
| 3 987 484 | 223.7 M758.3 k | 758.3 k | 520.63 B– | – | Paid | |
| 3 986 612 | 232.7 M791.4 k | 791.4 k | 520.49 B– | – | Paid | |
| 3 985 731 | 241.1 M820.0 k | 820.0 k | 520.34 B– | – | Paid | |
| 3 984 865 | 252.8 M854.1 k | 854.1 k | 520.64 B– | – | Paid | |
| 3 983 969 | 264.9 M894.8 k | 894.8 k | 520.50 B– | – | Paid | |
| 3 983 092 | 276.7 M931.6 k | 931.6 k | 520.35 B– | – | Paid | |
| 3 982 204 | 296.8 M1.0 M | 1.0 M | 519.98 B– | – | Paid |