GGensyn builds a decentralized AI training network using a permissionless, peer-to-peer protocol. Devices worldwide—ranging from consumer GPUs to custom ASICs or SoC devices—join the network to train AI models. Each device runs training tasks and submits proofs to the Gensyn blockchain to verify work, enabling distributed compute without a central gatekeeper. This setup challenges traditional cloud providers by pooling compute resources from many participants and reducing costs. Unlike centralized cloud services, there is no single owner controlling access; anyone can contribute and be compensated for their work through the network. The company’s goal is to offer a more affordable path to train AI models by distributing workloads across a global, permissionless ecosystem rather than charging cloud margins.
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Gensyn deepens prediction market research with new experts. Rafael Frongillo joins as Head of Research and Bo Waggoner as Researcher, bringing years of expertise on prediction markets and information elicitation from UC Berkeley, Microsoft Research, Harvard's EconCS group, and CU Boulder. Prediction markets are one of the few mechanisms that reliably turn private information into legible, actionable signal. By pricing a contract on an uncertain event and allowing people to trade against their own information, prediction markets do something that no ordinary survey or committee can: pay people for being right and charge them for being wrong. At Gensyn, its work teaching machines to predict the future depends on this exact mechanism. Its information marketplace, Delphi, creates training signal from settled markets - which Gensyn Inc. use to improve its predictive intelligence systems. But getting prediction market mechanisms right is a difficult task, full of design problems with deep mathematical structures - such as liquidity provisioning and settlement mechanisms. Getting the structure wrong produces a market that looks functional, but aggregates nothing. That's why Gensyn Inc. is investing in prediction market research as a core focus area at Gensyn, and why Gensyn Inc. is excited to welcome two of the field's leading theorists. Two researchers at the foundations of the field. Rafael Frongillo, Head of Research. Rafael joins Gensyn as Head of Research, where he will set the direction of its prediction market and information elicitation agenda. He is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at the University of Colorado Boulder. Before Boulder, he was a postdoc at Microsoft Research NYC and then at Harvard's Center for Research on Computation and Society, working with Yiling Chen and Yaron Singer in the EconCS group. He completed his Ph.D. in theoretical computer science at UC Berkeley under Christos Papadimitriou, funded by an NDSEG Fellowship. Bo Waggoner, Researcher. Bo is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at the University of Colorado Boulder and joins Gensyn as Researcher. His research focuses on eliciting and aggregating information, with work in the fields of Theoretical Machine Learning, Economics and Computation, and Theoretical Computer Science. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from Harvard in 2016 and did postdocs at the University of Pennsylvania's Warren Center and Microsoft Research, New York City before starting at CU-Boulder in 2019. Rafael and Bo have collaborated for years and bring a shared prediction market research program that will drive a significant portion of its lab. What Gensyn Inc. is building. Rafael and Bo's arrival expands Gensyn's prediction market research beyond its current scope, increasing its focus on theoretical foundations such as settlement mechanisms, scoring rules, socially useful markets, and automated market maker design. This work is pivotal to Gensyn's mission. Information elicited from well-designed prediction markets run at scale can have useful outcomes for information consumers, and becomes the training signal for the next generation of predictive intelligence. Gensyn Inc. publish its research openly. To follow its prediction market research, visit gensyn.ai/research.
Gensyn, a decentralised AI lab, has launched open-1b, an auditable AI model that allows independent verification of its training process. Unlike closed models from companies like OpenAI or Anthropic, which operate as "black boxes", open-1b provides verifiable proof enabling third parties to audit any training stage. The model addresses a key challenge in AI transparency: hardware variations that prevent consistent reproduction of results. Gensyn's infrastructure ensures training outcomes can be accurately reproduced and verified across diverse hardware. Co-founder Ben Fielding said auditable AI eliminates reliance on a company's version of truth, calling it "an absolute necessity for the future of intelligence". Gensyn is backed by a16z crypto, CoinFund, Galaxy Digital, and others.
Gensyn (AIGENSYN) new Listing on Binance HODLer Airdrops. Key Takeaways * Binance selects Gensyn (AIGENSYN) as the 64th project on its HODLer Airdrops program, rewarding loyal BNB holders with 100,000,000 AIGENSYN tokens. * Gensyn is a decentralized machine intelligence network and open infrastructure layer for AI, backed by over $50 million in funding from investors including a16z. * Eligible users who subscribed BNB to Simple Earn or On-Chain Yields products between May 4-6, 2026 will receive airdrops distributed directly to their Spot Accounts. In a move that extends Binance's commitment to supporting the next generation of decentralized AI infrastructure, the world's largest crypto exchange by trading volume has announced Gensyn (AIGENSYN) as the 64th project on its HODLer Airdrops page. The initiative rewards users who subscribed to BNB Simple Earn or On-Chain Yield products during a specific snapshot window, with only subscriptions made within that period considered for the token distribution. By distributing AIGENSYN rewards to BNB Simple Earn and On-Chain Yields subscribers, the airdrop ties directly into eligibility mechanics that reward active BNB staking, reinforcing the exchange's broader strategy of incentivizing long-term holder engagement. Dedicated BNB holders stand to benefit as the HODLer Airdrops program continues to reward loyalty based on historical balance snapshots - all without requiring any ongoing action from participants. About Gensyn (AIGENSYN). In an era where AI training costs have become one of the most pressing bottlenecks in technology, Gensyn emerges as a sophisticated open infrastructure layer - connecting the world's distributed, underutilized computer hardware into a single permissionless marketplace for machine intelligence. Rather than relying solely on centralized cloud providers, the protocol creates a marketplace where developers can access GPU power through blockchain-based coordination, verification, and incentive systems, making large-scale AI training more accessible while enabling participants to contribute compute capacity and earn rewards within an open infrastructure model. The Gensyn network is a Machine Learning Compute Protocol that unites all of the world's compute into a global supercluster, accessible by anyone at any time. It is a layer-1 trustless protocol for deep learning computation that directly and immediately rewards supply-side participants for pledging their compute time to the network and performing machine learning tasks. Verification is central to the project's design. Gensyn's Verde research proposes a dispute arbitration framework for machine learning programs, addressing both disagreement over outputs and the challenge of reproducing ML execution across different hardware environments - treating correctness as a core infrastructure problem rather than an optional feature. Beyond raw compute, Delphi - Gensyn's flagship application - launched on mainnet on April 22, 2026. It is a decentralized, AI-settled information and prediction market platform targeting the $250 billion creator economy. Anyone can create markets on any topic, with outcomes settled by verifiable AI oracles, and creators earn fees of 1.5% of volume. Founded in 2020 by Harry Grieve and Ben Fielding and based in London, Gensyn has raised a total of $50.6 million over four funding rounds from 18 investors, including a16z Crypto. What Is Gensyn (AIGENSYN)? AIGENSYN token details. The AIGENSYN token functions as the coordination layer of the Gensyn network, designed for payments, staking, security, and governance - linking economic incentives directly to machine learning execution and verification. Rather than serving as a passive asset, it is intended to facilitate interactions between compute providers, validators, and application-layer users. What distinguishes AIGENSYN from other decentralized physical infrastructure (DePIN) projects like Render or Akash is its focus on verifiable computing. Because AI training is computationally expensive, some nodes might try to "cheat" by claiming they performed work when they actually didn't - a problem Gensyn's protocol is architecturally designed to prevent. The protocol also uses a portion of fees to buy back and burn AIGENSYN tokens, providing a deflationary mechanism tied to real network usage. Binance HODLer Airdrops details. Binance has announced that Gensyn (AIGENSYN) will be featured as the project for its 64th HODLer airdrop, targeting users who subscribed BNB to Simple Earn (flexible or locked) or On-Chain Yield products within the eligibility window. Eligible users will receive their airdrop distributions directly to their Spot Accounts within five hours of the announcement. * Token Name: Gensyn (AIGENSYN) * Total Genesis Token Supply: 10,000,000,000 AIGENSYN * Max Token Supply: 10,000,000,000 AIGENSYN * HODLer Airdrops Token Rewards: 100,000,000 AIGENSYN * Circulating Supply upon Listing: 1,304,000,000 AIGENSYN (13.04% of Total Token Supply) * Listing Fee: 0 * Smart Contract on Ethereum: 0x4d7078DDd6cCFED2F85dB5B7D3Ff16828d378d48 * Smart Contract on Gensyn Network: 0x4e742319f6b0FeC4afA504fC8ED3cEAB0fb751A2 How to benefit from HODLer Airdrops. Head to [Earn] on Binance and search for BNB. Subscribe to Simple Earn (Flexible and/or Locked) and/or On-Chain Yields products with your BNB holdings. Snapshots of user balances are taken multiple times per hour at random intervals. Eligible users will receive HODLer Airdrops rewards in their Spot Accounts within five hours after the HODLer Airdrops announcement. No ongoing action is required - the program rewards users retroactively based on historical balance snapshots. Please note that users residing in Australia, Canada, Cuba, Hong Kong, Iran, Japan, the Netherlands, North Korea, Russia, the United Kingdom, the United States and its territories, and any non-government controlled areas of Ukraine are not eligible to participate. This list may be updated periodically.
Gensyn has launched Delphi, a decentralised information market platform enabling creators to build and monetise their own markets without platform intermediaries. The system uses verifiable AI models to settle outcomes, eliminating human manipulation risks that have plagued traditional prediction markets. Unlike centralised platforms where intermediaries capture value, Delphi allows creators to become market owners whilst audiences trade peer-to-peer. Revenue flows automatically to creators and participants, with all information remaining public and accessible for AI training. Since launching on testnet in December 2025, Delphi has recorded millions in test volume. The platform is built on Gensyn's AI infrastructure network, backed by a16z crypto, CoinFund, Galaxy Digital and others. With the creator economy projected to reach $500 billion by 2030, Delphi introduces a new economic model for information markets.
Gensyn: launches Agent eXchange Layer. Gensyn debuts AXL for encrypted peer-to-peer communication, enabling decentralized data exchange for AI agents and ML pipelines without central servers. Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence Gensyn just rolled out the Agent eXchange Layer (AXL), a game-changing peer-to-peer network node that delivers encrypted, decentralized communication. This setup lets agents, apps, and ML pipelines swap data seamlessly without relying on any central server, pushing boundaries in decentralized AI infrastructure. Amid rising interest in projects like TAO for distributed machine learning, AXL positions Gensyn as a key player in peer-to-peer ML networks and decentralized AI communication, with full details in their docs for developers eyeing Gensyn AXL integration. The network for machine intelligence Latest Update 4/15/2026, 5:55:00 PM Anthropic: preps Opus 4.7 and AI studio. Anthropic gears up for Opus 4.7 model release and full-stack AI studio launch, hinting at scarier tech amid AI industry hype. Analysis. Anthropic just dropped hints on its next big moves, prepping the Opus 4.7 AI model upgrade and a comprehensive full-stack AI studio to empower developers, all while teasing something far more intense lurking in their labs. This comes as Anthropic solidifies its edge in the AI race, building on last year's Claude 3.5 breakthroughs that crushed benchmarks in reasoning and coding. Insiders whisper this 'scarier' project could redefine AI safety protocols, especially with regulatory scrutiny heating up from Washington. Amid surging AI hype - echoing the buzz around tokens like HYPE in crypto circles - these updates signal Anthropic's push to dominate enterprise AI tools. Expect ripple effects on AI model release trends, Anthropic Opus update impacts, and broader AI industry innovation, as rivals like OpenAI scramble to keep pace. Decrypt. Delivers cutting-edge news and educational content on cryptocurrency, decentralized finance, and Web3 innovations for a global audience of blockchain enthusiasts. Daily crypto news
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Total Funding
$66.6M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2020
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