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Compute without the gatekeepers

The Monopoly on AI compute ends today

AI compute shouldn’t belong to a few.
We’re building an open market where providers connect,
builders choose, and capacity moves on your terms.

Discover the open compute model
An open network. Not a walled garden.
One protocol. Five verifiable layers.
CAPACITY-CAPPEDIssuance bounded by declared pool supply
OBJECT-NATIVETransferable claims on Sui
PROOF-BOUNDWorkloads and receipts on Walrus
// System architecture

Built as infrastructure,
not a token wrapper.

The protocol separates market discovery from execution and verification. Each layer has one responsibility, an explicit trust boundary, and a durable on-chain or content-addressed record.

01
Discovery planeSearch · quote · route
Indexes capacity pools by hardware, region, delivery window, attestation state, and workload compatibility.
MARKET API
02
Claim layerIssue · split · transfer
Creates bounded ComputeClaim objects against a provider CapacityPool without mixing execution logic into market ownership.
SUI MOVE
03
Execution planeSchedule · run · isolate
The node agent pulls an authorized workload, allocates a matching runtime, and emits a reservation-bound execution receipt.
NODE AGENT
04
Evidence planeAttest · meter · challenge
Hardware capability, metering evidence, input commitments, and result references remain independently inspectable.
WALRUS
05
Settlement planeRedeem · settle · release
Successful delivery settles the reservation and releases outstanding pool capacity; expiry and disputes follow separate paths.
SUI + ORACLE
// Marketplace

Compute contracts,
made comparable.

Browse current external GPU pricing as a reference, configure your requirements, and try the NeuraMesh demo checkout. Trade is a separate directional market experience.

Explore surface

Find the right compute before your workload starts.

Filter by workload and GPU memory, compare available models, and try an internal demo checkout without a payment or reservation.

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// Market thesis

A machine-native economy could make compute capacity easier to specify, exchange, and settle through programmable infrastructure.

Our interpretation of BlackRock Digital Assets Research, The Machine-Native Economy. The paper is directional research—not an endorsement of NeuraMesh, proof of demand, or investment advice.