How ComputeOS works

ComputeOS measures the live price of AI infrastructure, signs it into on-chain indexes, and makes those indexes tradable.

Live listingsReal marketplace order books

Signed indexCapped median, verified on-chain

MarketsPerps settled against the index

Price indexes

A round either meets the methodology or it does not publish.

Collect

Live rental listings are pulled from marketplace order books, with raw responses retained as evidence.

Filter

Fixed eligibility rules: exact hardware, verified hosts, one entry per physical machine.

Aggregate

A provider-capped weighted median — thin or dispersed data means no round, never a guess.

Verify

Every round is signed and checked on-chain. No fresh round, no quote.

Every market follows the same on-chain rules — all of them verifiable program state.

Funding

Continuous funding holds every perp to its signed index.

Isolated margin

Collateral sits in per-market program vaults tied to your wallet.

Liquidation

Positions that breach maintenance margin are closed by program rules.

Insurance

An insurance fund absorbs shortfalls before any loss is socialized.

Each family answers one measurable question.

Hardware priceWhat does a standardized GPU cost to rent?Tradable

Company eventsWill an observable event happen by a date?YES / NO

AI API pricesWhat does a unit of model output cost?Tradable

Data-center powerWhat does regional power cost?Read-only

Every ComputeOS product is financial exposure to a price.

No physical claimNo GPU ownership, cloud access, compute credits, equity, or delivery.

No custodyMargin lives in program vaults your wallet controls.

No fabricated dataMarkets pause when no canonical round exists — nothing illustrative is shown.