io.net
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What is io.net?
GPU network
io.net connects customers with GPU capacity contributed by independent operators. Suppliers include data centers, mining facilities and other owners of computing hardware. Customers rent resources for workloads such as AI model inference and GPU clusters. The platform coordinates access to compute while suppliers retain control of their hardware.
Payments and staking
IO links compute purchases with compensation for suppliers. Customers can pay through supported fiat and stablecoin routes, with token conversion handled by the payment system. Suppliers can receive IO or convert their earnings into USDC. Node participation includes IO collateral requirements. Additional staking can participate in supplier rewards within the network's limits.
Current incentives
The original token model specified an 800 million IO ceiling. In June 2026, io.net launched its Incentive Dynamic Engine to replace the earlier inflation-based reward model. The engine adjusts rewards around demand and GPU utilization. Supplier payouts target a dollar value rather than a fixed token amount. After supplier payments, at least half of remaining revenue is allocated to token burns. The published 150 million-token removal figure is a target rather than completed supply destruction.
Where to trade IO
57 exchanges · top 10
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IO funding rates
Live perpetual funding on every connected exchange. Positive = longs pay shorts.
Contracts & chains
Exact contract or mint per network — the identity layer used for DEX routing.
On-chain routes
Networks with a connected DEX routing adapter.