Astra Points
Points for work your devices did and the network confirmed. It has already returned 478 181 verdicts — each an answer several independent devices agreed on.
Read from the network log and the points ledger as the page opens.
31 kinds of check, running right now
Devices open pages, measure the answer, compare content and confirm reviews. Below are the six most frequent kinds and how many such assignments are already closed.
One assignment goes to several participants at once. The answer is accepted when independent devices agree — and that is the answer points are paid for.
How the last twenty four hours look
Every verdict is an assignment closed by several devices at once.
Of 478 181 verdicts, 461 885 are confirmed by independent devices.
An assignment goes to several at once; the verdict closes when the answers match.
746 048 measurements. The average answer is 399 ms.
Every check has its own tariff
A tariff is the AP for one replica the network agreed with. The numbers come from the crediting code: the page shows the very table it pays by.
Twelve kinds out of 31 in the queue. The tariff is multiplied by the trust in the device — from 0,05 to 1,0: the longer a device answers correctly, the more the same work brings.
Bars are scaled to the network ceiling: your own can be reached in a day of work, the network one only by everyone together.
The week closes and the AP pool is split by the sparks of the week. The threshold to take part is 50 sparks.
7 steps, and each opens something
A step opens for AP plus your own history: rating, checks of other people’s reviews that reached a verdict, and work the network accepted.
The column is the price in AP; the caption under it is how much the step multiplies your share of the Friday pool.
Rights are asked for by name, not by number: a mechanic moves between steps together with its right.
AP is spent inside the network
The amounts are real debits from the ledger: this is what the latest purchases looked like.
Every entry stays where it is
The ledger is append-only: a credit is a row, a correction is a counter-row pointing at it. The history shows both.
Spent in the shop: 3 327 AP over 70 entries — they leave the pool and are shown separately.
The first entry was written on August 25.
Points can be passed to another participant
The limits are settings: the page reads them as it loads and changes together with them.
A step is opened by your own history: rating, checks that reached a verdict and work the network accepted.
Inside one group — the same invitation, the same network, the same device — it is 50.00%.
And 500.00 AP over seven days. Over 30 days each side moves as much as it earned itself.
Every transfer is an entry in the ledger on both accounts, and the burned share is an entry of its own.
Four units, each with its own job
Topped up in euro, and it can be paid with many currencies. Plans and services come off this balance.
An invoice for a game item is issued straight in GRAM — exactly as many coins as the item costs.
They add up for work the network accepted and turn into a share of the AP pool on Friday.
They open the steps of the ladder and are spent in the shop — gear, boosters, stakes.
Short answers
In AP. Tariffs, ceilings, the weekly pool and the prices in the shop are all in points.
Connect a device and leave it in the network. The first credit lands once other devices agree with its answer.
Gear and items for Astra, boosters, duel stakes, a lock in the bank — and the steps of the ladder.
All the time. The ledger is append-only, so the history can be re-read a year later.
A phone on the charger or a server that is running anyway. There is plenty in the queue: the network closes assignments by the hundred every hour.
Astra Points are participation points of the Pulsar network. The price and date of the planned buy-back will be announced here in advance.
What this page answers
- what Astra Points are
- how to earn Astra Points
- what Astra Points are spent on
- AP balance and history
- what is Astra Points
- how Astra Points works
- Astra Points explained
- Astra Points guide
- how to start with Astra Points
- Astra Points reviews
- is Astra Points worth it
- Astra Points pricing
- Astra Points alternatives
- Astra Points for beginners
- why Astra Points
- Astra Points — what you get
