Salad — The easiest, most-trusted way to profit from your PC

@notknotnot_p Indeed, very nice

@bx_commando_droid Hope you enjoyed it chef :)

@deno_7 I agree

@samuel_keighley Thanks for stopping by Samuel, and you're spot on - Salad aims to be the easiest way to monetize your PC, and it's up to you where those funds go. Whether you're cranking out visa cards to fuel your Fortnite addiction, or saving up for a Whole Foods gift card to but some Salad with - we put the power in your hands to truly reap the benefits of your hardware. Now that I've done my company spiel, I'd also add that we're partnering with more and more independent providers of in-game inventory. For example, we just launched an integration with Mantle, a Minecraft cape client, and that's only the beginning. Keep an eye on the Storefront to see if you can get your in-game items/currency directly, as it will often be cheaper and easier than using a Visa gift card.

@tireless_alley You can even buy epic games from Epic Games on Salad. ;)

@rilwan_owolabi1 You're right that the underlying concept is similar, but there are a few key difference, the biggest being: - Ease of use - Tokenized rewards (incentive) - Network size Salad aims to be as simple as possible, so that anyone from a teen gamer to your grandmother can download the application, hit start, and begin earning. While you sacrifice customization and depth of experience somewhat, the trade off is that there's little friction when onboarding onto Salad. Second, Salad offers instant liquidity for your earnings. Instead of issuing you a token/coin, Salad translates your earnings in real time to "Salad Balance" - which is just the equivalent value in USD. While it's limited to use in the Salad Storefront, it is immutable - the value of what you've earned never changes once you've got it in your account. Finally, Golem hovers around ~700 providers online at any one time. Salad is an order of magnitude bigger than that, and is rapidly growing. Part of this is the incentive model (compelling rewards in exchange for uptime), part of it is the ease of use, and I'm sure there are plenty of other factors involved. Hope that answers your question somewhat - let me know if you want to talk more! Conversely, if you'd rather do your own research, I'd highly recommend checking out our blog - https://saladchefs.medium.com/

@david_grosser Thanks for the comment David - and while Salad is definitely more lucrative for powerful gaming PCs, even a modest hunk of hardware can make the chop. It won't pay your mortgage, but you can definitely put some extra spending money in your pocket with the right build.

@triplesuperstar Straight to the point and succinct - I like it.

@ampa Thanks for the props chef, and we hope you enjoyed :)