So what exactly is Amoeba Farm?
We believe the Memory Shortage should be something you can trade.
That’s what we’ve built: a way to trade changes in memory and storage prices. We are unlocking markets which have never been accessible before.
If you think memory prices are going up, you should be able to put money behind that view without buying 500 sticks of physical RAM. You shouldn’t have to bet on a memory producer whose stock doesn’t track RAM prices 1:1.
Basically: you buy a contract based on whether you expect prices to rise or fall. Its payout depends on where our hardware price benchmark finishes, with a set maximum. The hard part about this is establishing a price people can trust. To do this, we bring together public price sources while letting people challenge bad data, and use published rules to calculate the result.
Memory and storage are the starting point. We plan to expand into other markets where pricing is opaque and everyday traders have had little access.
Mainnet launches September 15th.
This week at @AmoebaFarm:
• SDK shipped
• CLI/TUI shipped
• New site shipped
• Devnet program open sourced
Mainnet September 15th
We’re moving fast.
And this is just the beginning.
If interested, you can download the devnet pre-release here.
https://t.co/6MJeMWYEJ1
SDK is also available at
https://t.co/NBSen0qMaq
Petri CLI/TUI
https://t.co/LWkLwCYUs8
So what exactly is Amoeba Farm?
We believe the Memory Shortage should be something you can trade.
That’s what we’ve built: a way to trade changes in memory and storage prices. We are unlocking markets which have never been accessible before.
If you think memory prices are going up, you should be able to put money behind that view without buying 500 sticks of physical RAM. You shouldn’t have to bet on a memory producer whose stock doesn’t track RAM prices 1:1.
Basically: you buy a contract based on whether you expect prices to rise or fall. Its payout depends on where our hardware price benchmark finishes, with a set maximum. The hard part about this is establishing a price people can trust. To do this, we bring together public price sources while letting people challenge bad data, and use published rules to calculate the result.
Memory and storage are the starting point. We plan to expand into other markets where pricing is opaque and everyday traders have had little access.
Mainnet launches September 15th.