[ 01 ] The problem
Compute is a market.
Nobody built the exchange.
GPU capacity, model calls and reserved compute should trade like financial assets — the way oil, electricity and cloud reservations already do. Today:
Locked Multi-Year Leases
Long-term compute leases are locked with hyperscalers and cannot be traded, hedged or resold when capacity goes unused.
No Real-Time Price Discovery
GPU hourly rates fluctuate wildly across cloud providers with zero real-time spot tickers or transparent order books.
Manual Invoicing & Escrow
Providers require manual credit checks & invoices instead of instant programmatically escrowed settlement on-chain.
[ 02 ] The lineup
One live node.
Markets for the rest.
Spot markets and compute futures available for enterprise-grade AI clusters:
80GB HBM3 · NVLink 900GB/s
192GB HBM3e · 20 PFLOPS FP4
141GB HBM3e · 4.8TB/s Bandwidth
PCIe Gen4 · Tensor Core
[ 03 ] How it works
From idle rack
to settled trade.
Stake & List
Providers bond $INFERRA and list verified GPU capacity. Onboarding is permissionless, reputation is on-chain.
Trade & Hedge
Quants, AI labs, and agents buy spot GPU hours or trade compute futures contracts to lock in capacity or speculate on rate shifts.
Deliver & Settle
The GPU spins up on real hardware, hours are metered, and escrow releases payment on proof of delivery. Every settlement on-chain.
[ 04 ] The protocol
Trade the price
of compute.
Go long or short on GPU futures, execute spot compute swaps, or stream AI inferencing non-custodially.
[ 05 ] Supply side
Turn idle GPUs
into yield.
Run the open-source node, bond $INFERRA, and your machines become tradable supply. Permissionless onboarding, on-chain reputation, paid straight from escrow on every delivery.
8x H100 Rig Yield
Estimated monthly revenue based on 85% average cluster utilization.
Proof of Compute Delivery
Cryptographic verification guarantees hardware specs and zero downtime spoofing.
Download Node Script →[ 06 ] Live proof
The network
is already running.
Every settlement, buyback and GPU lease is transparently logged on-chain.