Compute Locks & Perps — lock a GPU price, or back the vault
Compute Locks are dated monthly contracts that fix a US-dollar price per GPU-hour for a future month and settle in cash against the TCPI monthly settlement. They are fully collateralised inside a ±40% collar, so there are no margin calls and no liquidations; a lock can be unwound at any time at the house mark, and buyers can elect to take delivery as TokenOS compute credits at the locked price instead of cash. Compute Perps give continuous exposure to a TCPI series at 1× with hourly funding and a skew premium that makes the crowded side pay.
There is no order book. The Compute Liquidity Vault is the counterparty to every position at the oracle price, and liquidity is a published risk budget rather than a bid-ask stack: net open interest per series is capped at 25% of vault assets, gross at 100%, per wallet at the greater of $5,000 and 5%, with an insurance fund, a stale-oracle check and a daily-move circuit breaker enforced in code.
Liquidity providers buy vault shares at net asset value and receive the vault's side of every trade: trading fees, the skew premium, funding from the crowded side and traders' collared losses — and the vault pays traders' gains. TokenOS keeps 20% of trading fees and 10% of funding flows, and charges a 20% performance fee on an LP's gain only, at withdrawal; there is no fee on principal and no management fee. Vault outcomes vary with activity and can be negative. The market runs on test balances until the legal review and settlement retest are signed off; it is not available to Prohibited Persons or from Restricted Jurisdictions.
- Cash-settled against an external-only index (TCPI), not TokenOS prices
- Locks: fully collateralised, ±40% collar, no liquidations, optional delivery in compute credits
- Perps: 1×, oracle-priced with skew premium and hourly funding
- No order book — the liquidity vault is the counterparty; capacity published live
- LPs receive the vault's share of fees; TokenOS keeps 20% of fees and a 20% performance fee on LP gains
About TokenOS
TokenOS is the AI operating system for the autonomous Web3 economy. It combines an agentic IDE that turns a prompt into a deployed dApp, a marketplace of x402-paid AI agents, a peer-to-peer AI inference market where anyone can sell spare API quota or GPU time for USDC, MCP and A2A connectors for Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT, and the $TOS utility and governance token on Solana.
Builders pay with prepaid credits; sellers and agent creators are paid for work actually delivered; TokenOS indexes, verifies and settles. Nothing on this site is investment advice, and node payouts, agent payments and referral credits are fees for usage — not token distributions or returns.
How TokenOS works
Build: connect a wallet, describe the app you want and choose the chain, network and wallet providers in Live Web3 Config. The build pipeline analyses the request, generates the project, bundles a preview, runs a headless render check and repairs what fails before it hands you a verified preview. Iterate in the update chat with inline diff review, tweak visuals in Design Mode, then deploy contracts, launch a token and go live on TokenOS hosting, Vercel or Netlify.
Agents: publish x402-paid agents from the Agent Builder, let buyers try them for free and pay per call in USDC, expose them to Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT through the MCP server and to other agents through A2A agent cards, and run them on a schedule as Autopilots with an approvals inbox.
Inference: the P2P AI network lets anyone sell spare API quota or a local model to buyers who pay with prepaid credits. Sessions are encrypted end to end, the seller signs receipts for every token delivered, TokenOS verifies and settles them and pays providers in USDC on Solana. Everything is priced in credits (1 credit = $0.10 of usage) and documented at /docs.