Dark Compute

Dark pool for GPU compute. Sealed orders, one clearing price, private inference on your own GPU.

[Dark Compute @Dark_Compute]

Dark Compute is live.
A dark pool for GPU compute on Robinhood Chain.
Orders go in sealed.
One clearing price per batch.
Nobody sees your hand.

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What a PFLOP-hour really costs, live.
Price per GPU hour divided by dense throughput, across 9 classes.
The cheapest card is not always the cheapest compute.

[Dark Compute @Dark_Compute]

96 orders per side, per GPU class, per batch.
When a side is full, a strictly better order evicts the worst one.
You cannot block a market with junk prices.

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At the margin, everyone shares.
Orders better than the clearing price fill in full. The marginal tier splits what is left pro rata, by size.
No queue jumping. No priority fees.

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The chain never sees your machine access.
Providers encrypt SSH or endpoint details to the renter's key. Only ciphertext touches the chain.
Sealed orders. Sealed access.

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Gm !

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Rent streams to the provider by the second.
Halt the lease any time. What has not streamed comes straight back to you.
No prepaid month. No lock-in.

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Providers lock 20% of their ask.
No access within 60 minutes? The renter is refunded, and the bond is theirs too.
Show up, or lose the bond.

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Roadmap: from sealed orders to sealed compute.

01 Live: sealed orders, live GPU prices, private inference, GPU probe
02 Next: the pool on-chain
03 Then: sealed access, streaming leases
04 Later: confidential GPUs, encrypted jobs

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1 USDG keeps the book honest.
Reveal your order and the bond comes straight back.
Never reveal and it is forfeited.
Spam commits cost money. Real ones cost nothing.

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@DaOnlyMyGuyy Tomorrow evening for the first update.

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Every 21 blocks, the book clears.
16 blocks to commit sealed orders. 5 to reveal. About 4 minutes, back to back.
The clock is Ethereum's block number, the same one the contract reads.

[Dark Compute @Dark_Compute]

Providing compute?
GPU Probe benchmarks your card with a WebGPU compute shader, reads its architecture, and tells you which class it can be listed in.
Then seal an ask.

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The most private GPU is the one you already own.
Dark Inference runs an open model on your GPU, inside the browser tab.
A network witness counts every request after load. It stays at 0.

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9 GPU classes, from B200 to RTX 3090.
Each one is its own sealed book. The open-market median is shown next to it, live, as a yardstick.
The batch sets the price. Not the loudest bidder.

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One price per batch.
Bids and asks cross where demand meets supply. Everyone who fills pays or earns the same price.
No front-running the book, because there is no book to read until it closes.

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Commit. Reveal. Clear.
Batches run on the Ethereum block clock, 21 blocks, about 4 minutes.
16 blocks to commit sealed orders.
5 blocks to reveal.
Then every bid and ask clears together.

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Every public GPU order is a signal.
512 H100s for 72 hours tells the whole market what you are about to train, before it fills.
On Dark Compute the chain sees a hash and a 1 USDG bond. Nothing else.

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What stays sealed until the reveal:
GPU class. Rent or provide. Size. Price.
What is public, and we say so:
deposits, that you committed, fills.
Machine access is encrypted to your key. The chain only ever sees ciphertext.

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Demo is live.
Dark Compute, in under a minute.
Seal a GPU order. Only a hash goes on-chain.
Watch the batch clear at one price.
Benchmark your card in the browser.
Run a private model on your own GPU. 0 requests out.

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