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Alice is not only earned through training and inference.
Alice Aggregator is now a formal path to earn ALICE too.
Training earns Alice.
Inference earns Alice.
Aggregator mining also earns Alice.
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Alice Aggregator is the multi-algorithm mining gateway for Alice Protocol.
CPU, GPU, Mac, and ASIC hardware can connect through the aggregator and contribute to external mining routes, while creating Alice contribution records.
Your hardware is not limited to training or inference.
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Traditional mining usually ends the same way: miners receive rewards and sell them into the market.
That creates constant sell pressure.
Alice Aggregator changes that flow.
It routes external mining revenue back into Alice through buyback and burn.
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That means the aggregator is not just a mining pool.
It is Alice’s value-recapture engine.
External compute produces revenue.
The protocol buys back Alice.
Alice is burned.
Supply goes down.
Market pressure is reduced.
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Alice’s compute economy now has three paths:
Training: improves the model.
Inference: powers AI usage.
Aggregator: captures external compute value.
All three can contribute to Alice and earn Alice.
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This matters because not everyone can participate in large-scale training, and not every machine is built for inference.
But many more devices can mine through Alice Aggregator.
That gives more hardware a direct way into the Alice network.
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Alice Protocol is not just building an AI model.
It is building a protocol economy that can absorb multiple forms of compute, capture external revenue, and turn it into buyback and burn for Alice.
Training, inference, and aggregator mining all belong to the same network.
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Alice Aggregator changes the meaning of mining.
It is no longer just “mine and sell.”
It is:
Contribute compute.
Earn Alice.
Strengthen the network.