Lium
实时GPU marketplace — independent providers list machines and set their own prices, so rates move with competition rather than a fixed rate card. Renters top up by card or crypto and are billed per second, deploying containerized pods with persistent volumes. Almost all capacity is datacenter "secure" tier (a spot tier exists and can be reclaimed by its provider at any time). Note that a third of nodes have a minimum order of more than one GPU. Hosts are paid in two streams: rental fees (95% of what renters pay) daily at 17:00 UTC, and idle pay as network rewards for supported GPUs, about every 72 minutes.
GPUs listed on Lium
| GPU Model | Rental Rev / Day | |
|---|---|---|
Nvidia B300 SXM6 AC
B300 SXM6 AC
|
$182.40 | View rig → |
Nvidia H200
H200
|
$123.12 | View rig → |
Nvidia RTX 6000 Ada Generation
RTX 6000 Ada Generation
|
$22.69 | View rig → |
Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090
RTX 5090
|
$20.75 | View rig → |
Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090
RTX 4090
|
$18.24 | View rig → |
Nvidia RTX A6000
RTX A6000
|
$9.58 | View rig → |
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3090
RTX 3090
|
$7.98 | View rig → |
Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti
RTX 5070 Ti
|
$7.98 | View rig → |
Nvidia RTX A4000
RTX A4000
|
$2.74 | View rig → |
About Lium
Lium is a Marketplace GPU rental marketplace. Hosts list their hardware and earn SN51 alpha or USDT when renters use it.
The platform keeps a cut; the provider keeps roughly 95% of the renter-facing rate.
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