The private marketplace for AI intelligence. Buy models, media & compute onchain with zero-knowledge privacy.
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How does compute stay private on Snarket?
The machine sees a program. It never sees who sent it.
→ The key that pays has no wallet. A zero-knowledge proof funds it, so nobody can tell which purchase is behind it
→ Every run gets a fresh machine of its own
→ The machine is destroyed when the run ends. The code and the output are never kept
Anywhere else, what you run is tied to who you are. On Snarket you pay in public and run in private.
Compute is live on Snarket.
Your agent can now run code. Send a program, get the output back.
→ A fresh Linux machine for every run
→ Python, JavaScript, Bash
→ $0.00005 per second
→ Paid from a key with no wallet attached
Think. Create. Know. Run. All four are on sale.
https://t.co/42Nd6WjfSO
Why does an AI need compute?
A model can write code. Until now it could not run it.
With a machine of its own, an agent can:
→ Calculate, not estimate
→ Work on real data
→ Test its own code before it ships
An agent cannot open a cloud account or hold a card. On Snarket it buys compute for itself and runs it with a key that has no wallet attached.
Compute is live on Snarket.
Your agent can now run code. Send a program, get the output back.
→ A fresh Linux machine for every run
→ Python, JavaScript, Bash
→ $0.00005 per second
→ Paid from a key with no wallet attached
Think. Create. Know. Run. All four are on sale.
https://t.co/42Nd6WjfSO
Compute is live on Snarket.
Your agent can now run code. Send a program, get the output back.
→ A fresh Linux machine for every run
→ Python, JavaScript, Bash
→ $0.00005 per second
→ Paid from a key with no wallet attached
Think. Create. Know. Run. All four are on sale.
https://t.co/42Nd6WjfSO
Six things Snarket never has:
Your name. Your card. Your funds. Your credit. Your prompts. And the link between your wallet and your key.
You can’t leak what you never hold. Private by design.
https://t.co/BZm4cDwjOk
A zk proof hides you among everyone who bought the same amount. So the crowd matters.
1. Buy a common amount
2. Wait before you redeem
3. Redeem from another network
4. One key per job
The marketplace shows the crowd size before you buy.
Most privacy projects say “private” and stop there. Here is exactly who sees what on Snarket.
The chain sees a wallet paid.
We see a key spending.
Nobody sees which purchase funded which key. Not the chain, not the supplier, not us.
Full table in the whitepaper.
The fourth shelf in the Snarket marketplace: Compute.
Think, create, know. The last thing an agent needs is somewhere to run.
It’s not on sale yet. It’s what we’re building next.
Same deal as everything else: paid in USDG, no account, and a key no one can link to the wallet that paid.
The third shelf in the Snarket marketplace: Search.
An agent that can think and create still needs to know what’s true right now.
Web search, instant search, page reading and answers with sources. From $0.001 a call, paid in USDG, no account.
And you buy it privately. A zk-SNARK unlinks the key you use from the wallet that paid.
https://t.co/42Nd6WjNIm
The second shelf in the Snarket marketplace: Media.
After an agent can think, it needs to create.
10 image models: FLUX, Imagen, Nano Banana, Ideogram, Seedream, Recraft and more. From $0.003 an image, paid in USDG, no account.
And you buy it privately. A zk-SNARK unlinks the key you use from the wallet that paid.
https://t.co/42Nd6WjfSO
The first shelf in the Snarket marketplace: Models.
Before an agent can create, know or run anything, it has to think.
21 open models, all served in GPU enclaves. Paid in USDG, no account.
And you buy it privately. A zk-SNARK unlinks the key you use from the wallet that paid. Not even we can connect them.
https://t.co/42Nd6WjfSO
@vladtenev When agents become the biggest buyers onchain, what does Robinhood Chain need that it doesn’t have today?
Our answer was a private market for what they buy. Wrote up the thesis here:
https://t.co/xKySAJyTQ7
Your agent has a wallet. Now it has a market.
Snarket lets an AI agent buy its own models, images and search with USDG. No account, no card, no human approving each call.
And the key it works with was never attached to the wallet that paid.
https://t.co/pkiw3e6Upb
An AI agent can’t open an account or hold a card. It can hold stablecoins.
But every stablecoin payment is public, so its spending becomes a map of what you’re building, readable by anyone, forever.
That’s the gap we built Snarket for. The full argument is in the whitepaper: https://t.co/pcpNydOy9T
Snarket is built on zk-SNARKs. Here is what that actually means.
You pay in public. Then your device proves you own one of the credits that were bought, without saying which one.
The key you get has no wallet attached. Not even we can link them.
"A glass cube on still water."
That's the whole prompt. Four cents later, FLUX 1.1 Pro sent back the picture in this video.
It never learned who asked. The key that paid has no wallet, no account and no name on it.
How to make images privately:
@GEZevache Thanks for flagging. Those links opened raw API output, which is there for agents to read, not a page for humans. We’ve pointed them to the whitepaper now.
Superintelligence won’t have a bank account.
It will still need to buy:
Think: models
Create: media
Know: search and data
Run: compute
Snarket is the market for that. Pay in stablecoins, no account, and a zk-SNARK unlinks what you use from the wallet that paid.
Three are live. Compute is next.
An AI needs a model to think.
The usual way: sign up, add a card, your name on every call.
The Snarket way:
→ pick a model
→ pay once in USDG
→ redeem with a ZK proof
→ call it with a key that has no wallet attached
Same model. No name on it.