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Back a share of one 8-GPU NVIDIA B300 NVLink node planned for North America. If it is bought and rented, rental revenue will be shared with holders over about 3 years, after which the node is planned to be sold.
Estimated APY is not guaranteed. Actual returns depend on rental income, costs and resale value. Your capital is at risk.
2.3 TB HBM3e · NVLink 5 · 1.8 TB/s per GPU. See the planned hardware and how it would be run.
A share represents your interest in a GPU vault, including its rental distributions and any final payout under that vault’s terms. Each vault page describes the hardware, funding target and lifecycle.
No. Estimated APY is a model, not a promised payout. Rental demand, operating costs, downtime and the hardware’s resale value affect actual returns. You can lose capital.
Funding is all-or-nothing. If the target is not reached by the deadline, depositors can claim their deposited funds back. A failure after procurement begins is different: payouts depend on the funds remaining or recovered.
If the hardware is bought and rented, rental revenue is shared with holders from rent actually collected. The vault page shows its operating status and recorded payouts. Available rent, refunds and final payouts appear under Vault claims.
The renter, contract terms and timing are still to be determined. Dates shown on vault pages are estimates and may change. Contact us to know more.
Deposits stay in the vault until the raise fills or its deadline passes. If it does not fill, you get your deposit back in full. After it fills, you can sell or transfer your shares, or wait for the final payout when the node is sold. A buyer is not guaranteed.