GPU opportunity router (Animica)

Overview

Buy this before pointing a GPU at Animica, or when you run one and need to know whether today it should mine, render or stay off. Send gpu_model, vram_gb, count, power_w and electricity_usd_kwh; get a deterministic ranking of the workloads this network can actually use right now — proof-of-work mining, image, video, audio or idle. Mining is priced from LIVE chain state (difficulty, the observed block interval, the subsidy at the current height, the ANM/USD feed): ANM/day, USD/day gross and NET of power, the break-even electricity price, and the marginal effect of one more card — which on a capped-emission chain is frequently NEGATIVE, so eight cards can net less than one. Rendering is ranked on a live renderer census: which media kinds have ZERO GPU miners online, i.e. where you would be the only supplier. Rendering gets no dollar figure on purpose — the marketplace publishes no job-arrival rate, and inventing one would be the most useful-looking number here and the only fabricated one. No model is consulted, so the same inputs rank the same way twice. Pass already_mining:true if this rig is ALREADY on Animica, or its own work is counted in both your share and the network it is divided into. Optional ML-DSA-65 attestation binds the answer to a chain height. Unreachable node: NOT charged. Dead price feed: you still get ANM/day and the census, USD null with the reason. Renderer census down: mining is still priced and the census field says why it could not be read, which is not the same fact as zero renderers.

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