the product speaks usd. the network settles in the token.
customers never need to touch crypto — they pay in dollars and get waveforms. underneath, every job is converted once, escrowed, and settled on solana between the people who asked for compute and the people who provided it.
the token is not launched yet. when it launches, the contract address will be announced only on this page and our official x — anything else is a fake.
four players, one loop
customers
pay in usd. they describe circuits and get answers — most will never know a token exists. demand for simulation is what feeds the whole loop.
operators
contribute cpu/gpu capacity that runs the solvers. paid in the token, per verified job — a meter, not a promise.
stakers
lock the token to backstop the network and earn a share of settlement flow, including the unspent conversion buffer.
protocol
escrows every job, verifies results, routes payouts. boring on purpose — rails should be boring.
payment flow
01 customer pays usd → converted to the token once, at job start — nobody carries price risk mid-job.
02 the amount sits in escrow while the solver runs. a 2–3% buffer covers swap costs on the way in.
03 job verified → operators are paid from escrow. unspent buffer flows to stakers.
04 supply is fixed forever — the meter can spin faster, the printer cannot.
allocation — design targets
targets, published before launch so they can be held against us — final numbers land with the token, and any change gets explained here first.