I told you guys earlier your fave dev is working this weekend!
To list just a few of the things we did today:
1. Released this article around our fully hardened private secured cloud that we are building: https://t.co/dbdLQMdeAS
2. Did non dev founder things like securing a 250k investment for CapIX from a private VC - more information to come on this shortly ๐
3. Worked tirelessly to bring all the changes that the different focus group wanted, tidied up our docs, worked on our ZK Proofs, redesigned the architecture around these proofs to be scalable infinitely (so long as we can get more nodes)
Overall lots accomplished and a break down of the publication will be dropping shortly for all our non technicals out there!
@Ferbin08@ChillTRD@Oracle Actually not necessarily all working at the same time.
We take governance extrenely seriously and most of the functionality of agents is for testing a high workload and governing the code
I told you guys earlier your fave dev is working this weekend!
To list just a few of the things we did today:
1. Released this article around our fully hardened private secured cloud that we are building: https://t.co/dbdLQMdeAS
2. Did non dev founder things like securing a 250k investment for CapIX from a private VC - more information to come on this shortly ๐
3. Worked tirelessly to bring all the changes that the different focus group wanted, tidied up our docs, worked on our ZK Proofs, redesigned the architecture around these proofs to be scalable infinitely (so long as we can get more nodes)
Overall lots accomplished and a break down of the publication will be dropping shortly for all our non technicals out there!
Every commodity market has two kinds of winners: the ones who produce it, and the ones who move it.
The oil rush minted drillers. It also minted pipelines.
AI demand is going vertical, and new data centers can't keep up, half the projects due this year are stalled on power and permits.
But here's the thing: the compute already exists. It's sitting idle in racks and mining rigs, fragmented across dozens of disconnected providers. Even Nvidia and Tesla are chasing idle capacity now.
What's missing isn't supply. It's the routing layer.
That's CapIX OS.
One click to deploy, the Smart Router breaks the job down, schedules it across mixed hardware, and recovers from faults automatically. Builders get distributed-capacity pricing without touching provisioning.
Enterprises keep their AWS/Azure/GCP setup; we just shift the burst workloads to the mesh and cut the bill.
Demand is arriving faster than infrastructure.
We're the infrastructure.
.@garrytan on why the future is already here, it's just not evenly distributed.
"If you're just willing to spend $100,000 a year on tokens, you can basically live like you are a normal citizen in 2028.
It's just pretty clear that token cost is gonna come down. Compute is gonna go way, way up. We think 90,000x or so. There will be 90,000x the amount of inference from here to three years from now."
Weekend vibes but no days off for this dev. Huge thank you to this community - your support keeps us moving. To mark our visit to the House of Lords and the VC conversations we had, we've just bought back around $1K in $CPX tokens.
See if you can spot me at a hackathon in London today ๐
fyi, while we don't have a dedicated telegram/discord
you can find us in the @EasyA_Kickstart community telegram if you have any questions!
https://t.co/nqa6YjooNs
$CPX looks extremely undervalued.
They are building a decentralized community-powered cloud service (i.e think AWS).
- Founder is an engineer @Oracle
- Last startup raised $300M
- Token has a built-in flywheel
- Open to ACE Round for token
- Works with an 86-agent dev team
This is an aggregated marketplace where anyone can supply GPU from their hardware while developers, researchers, and AI users can rent that power on-demand for tasks. It's the layer that sits above all other marketplaces.
CapIX OS is their main feature. It decides where to send workloads. It efficiently auto-routes tasks to a decentralised network of inference, compute, and even a quantum stack that is most appropriate to handle that work.
This makes @cpx_token cheaper, faster, more efficient, and more convenient than traditional centralized options.
Decentralized.
Permissionless.
Fully Transparent.
Censorship Resistant.
They provide this solution to Web 3 natives while not ignoring the traditional global cloud market, which sits at over $300B. They can provide massive savings to Web 2 enterprises by handling non-critical workloads.
Fiat onboarding for mainstream adoption and token payments for Web3 native users.
50% of revenue goes to buybacks:
- Half will be burned
- 35% will go to the treasury
- 15% to ecosystem grants
Meanwhile, 43% of the supply is locked, and staking is coming. If they can execute, this can be huge. With buybacks based on usage and ACE being considered, there's no question where value accrues. Truly undervalued here.
Thesis is simple: They sit at the heart of...
Compute Capital Markets.
Shilled CapIX to vc's, digital asset leaders and uk gov.
Ate weird potato things. Spotted Kwok's in the wild. Heard great speeches. Met great people.
Massive consensus that capacity is scarce & enterprises need to find ways to cut costs
Overall massive win. Thanks for the invite @EasyA_Kickstart