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A real-world asset protocol for compute. It tokenizes income-producing infrastructure — GPU clusters and the data centers around them — as a single on-chain index anyone can own a fraction of and earn from. See How it works.
IX-CORE is one ERC-4626 index token representing your fractional ownership of the whole compute book. You mint it when you deposit, and its value tracks the index’s NAV. See Ownership & IX-CORE.
Connect a wallet and deposit a stablecoin (USDC). The IX-CORE vault mints shares to you at the current NAV-per-share. See How it works.
From real compute rental revenue, net of operator and protocol fees. The investor share accrues into IX-CORE’s NAV-per-share — no claim step. On testnet these figures are simulated and clearly labeled. See Revenue & distributions.
On testnet: entry 0%, exit 0.10%, and a streaming management fee of 1%/yr (taken by minting dust shares over time). Previews equal actuals — no hidden slippage. See Fees & terms.
Every NAV move passes through the on-chain Attestor Registry, which records who attested it and a hash of the supporting evidence. You can also re-hash an asset’s off-chain identity bundle and compare it to the on-chain anchor. See Proof of Reserve.
Yes — you redeem IX-CORE at NAV. Redemptions are paid instantly up to available cash; larger exits queue FIFO and are paid as the vault and smoothing reserve refill. A secondary AMM market is deferred to pre-mainnet. See Fees & terms.
It burns your shares now and joins a FIFO queue. A keeper processes the queue (processQueue), or you can pull your own request (claim) once the vault balance plus smoothing reserve can cover it. FIFO fairness means the queue never skips ahead.
It’s constrained: only the Attestor Registry can write it, a single update can’t move a cohort by more than a set bound, and a stale feed pauses deposits/redeems. See Security model.
Base Sepolia testnet (chain id 84532) today, migrated off BNB Chain. The canonical mainnet chain is confirmed at the audited Phase-2 redeploy. See Why IX RWA.
Former BNB holders convert into IX-CORE once, via a one-time Merkle claim on Base valued at NAV. See Ownership & IX-CORE.
Not yet. A third-party audit is a prerequisite for mainnet; results are published in Trust & Security. Testnet is for evaluation only.
No KYC on testnet — connecting a wallet is the only identity. Eligibility requirements may apply at mainnet depending on jurisdiction.
Yes — a read-only Agent Gateway (MCP) lets agents query the index, stats, and portfolios. Agent transactions are a roadmap item.