Some people asked what I’m holding right now, and the only bag I’m actually holding is $PRIMIS. I have huge conviction on this play.
It’s already been a month since @khouuba came back to the space and started his comeback arc. With zero initial supply, he took full responsibility for the $PRIMIS coin (created by community) and began building in public. He bought supply with his own money and made massive progress on the tech side (you can see it all through his posts — that level of transparency is part of true build-in-public).
The community around @primisprotocol is strong with tons of supporters, and even @metaversejoji saw the potential here.
The coin recently hit a 1.7M ATH and is sitting in the top 3 biggest coins on @BagsApp. The line where @finnbags starts supporting @khouuba and @primisprotocol isn’t crazy at all and looks more realistic every single day (he should be clearly interested in backing real builders and not broke ass devs without understanding of how this space really works). I’m pretty sure the next few weeks are going to be massive with big updates coming from @primisprotocol.
Primis mode on.
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Greg Osuri is right the GPU crisis is about to get exponentially worse.
As AI agents move from 2.4 million to 24 million users, demand for scarce H100 class compute will surge far beyond today’s already strained supply.
This is exactly why @primisprotocol exists.
In a world of fragmented supply, opaque bilateral deals, and volatile pricing, Primis is the neutral pricing layer for AI compute. We abstract away the chaos and deliver standardized, confidence-scored rates that teams can query, reserve, and lock in directly without owning the hardware.
Compute is the new oil. The winners won’t be those who own the rigs.
They’ll be the ones who can price and access it most efficiently.
Primis makes that possible.
bullish for @primisprotocol.
h100 compute perps mean compute price risk is becoming tradable.
as Primis scales predictable workload quotes, markets like this can become rails for managing exposure behind reserved rates.
builders get simple pricing.
Primis manages the volatility underneath.
primis mode
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the last few days in compute markets have been insane.
gpu availability collapsing. on-demand prices repricing higher. compute futures announced.
compute etfs filings starting to appear.
there couldn’t be clearer signs that compute is becoming a real financial market.
and once compute becomes a market, builders need more than provider lists and spot screenshots.
they need:
pricing they can trust
routes they can use
rates they can plan around
one interface instead of fragmented chaos
that’s why i’m more excited than ever about what we’re building at @primisprotocol (open beta closer each day)
not another cloud. not another gpu marketplace.
but the pricing layer for compute.
primis mode.
every upstream bottleneck eventually shows up as compute price volatility for builders.
that’s why @primisprotocol matters.
teams shouldn’t have to track the entire semiconductor supply chain just to know what their workloads will cost.
they need pricing, routing, and predictable access to compute.
primis mode
gpu availability collapsing.
on-demand pricing up 29%.
b200 still at 0%.
this is the primis thesis playing out in real time.
builders don’t just need access to compute.
they need predictable compute economics.
when availability leads pricing, the winner is not just whoever owns supply.
it’s the layer that helps builders access, route, price, and plan around compute.
that’s what @primisprotocol is building.
primis mode.
bar for bar what we’ve been saying @primisprotocol and we’re building the pricing layer for compute. the goal is simple: turn fragmented, volatile compute pricing into rates builders can actually plan around.
everyday more validation on our thesis.
primis mode.