TRUMP IN GREENLAND (TIG)

One of the most asked questions in TIG: how does the licensing work?

Last week's community call answered it in detail.

Arm Holdings put its chip designs in every phone on earth without manufacturing a single one.

Licensing did that.

The man who ran Arm's legal side is a TIG cofounder, and last week he explained how algorithms get sold for the first time in history.

So, @tigfoundation isn't just another decentralized compute network.

The problem it's solving is deeper:

Algorithmic progress is increasingly captured by large private labs, while open-source contributors lack strong economic incentives.

Let's dive in 30s

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➠ What TIG Does

TIG creates an open market for algorithms.

Researchers, developers, and independent innovators submit new algorithms or optimized code. Benchmarkers run those algorithms against real computational challenges as part of TIG's Optimisable Proof-of-Work system.

If an algorithm performs better, benchmarkers adopt it. If it gets adopted, the contributor earns rewards.

Instead of rewarding only raw compute, TIG rewards useful algorithmic improvement.

The flow:

→ Innovator submits algorithm
→ Benchmarkers test it through OPoW
→ Better algorithms get adopted
→ Adoption creates reward signal
→ Commercial users can license useful outputs with $TIG

This isn't just "AI x crypto." It's a market structure for open innovation.

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➠ TIG Promot