io.net · interactive mechanism simulation

GPU suppliers report capacity → a verification layer checks it → verified GPUs form rentable clusters for AI renters → revenue buys back and burns IO, while hourly emissions pay suppliers. Spoofed "fake GPU" supply is the mechanism's known failure mode.
GPU suppliers report capacity Verification layer uptime + metadata Verified GPU pool 0 verified AI/ML renters clusters rented Revenue 0.0 USD Suppliers paid rental + hourly IO Buy & burn IO 🔥 0 IO burned
Reported GPUs
0
Verified GPUs
0
Revenue accrued
$0
IO burned / emitted
0 / 0
Parameters — edit me
2.0/s
1.2/s
1700
10%
Controls

Illustrative simulation. Mirrors io.net's researched design (reported vs. verified GPU supply, revenue-funded IO buyback-and-burn, hourly disinflationary supplier emissions) and the April 2024 spoofed-metadata incident — device counts, revenue, and timing are randomized for visualization, not live onchain data. Part of The Onchain Experiment Atlas.