> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://navyai.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://navyai.gitbook.io/docs/gpu-contribution-program/join-our-testnet.md).
# Join Our Testnet
We're dedicating 40% of the entire token supply to reward participants of our incentivized testnet and contribution program . These rewards will be available as liquid $NAVY tokens during the Token Generation Event (TGE), immediately following the conclusion of the testnet phase.
**Rewards Distribution**
Details To Be Determined (TBD)
Rewards will be divided into two main categories: one for contributions related to the decentralized GPU network and another for experimentation with Large Language Models (LLM) on our social media pages. The distribution of rewards between these categories will reflect the network's demand for each model type.
**Participation Guidelines**
**Option 1: Use Your Own GPU**
If you have a GPU high from gaming, unused Ethereum mining rigs, AI research, or excess data center capacity, you're invited to join. If your config is not confident enough, don't worry, you're still can participate, our excellent engineering team will use all of these resources to pool a larger pool of resources to train LLM models..\
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Download the contribution client from 5th March 2024 to start setting up your contribution licenses. For hardware requirements and a detailed setup guide, refer to our Miner Guide page.
**Option 2: Participate in our LLM interacting activities**\
We will open interactive programs with large language models (LLM) across NavyAI communities. Get involved, test some interesting AI models and get a chance to receive incentives from these activities.
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