Sorry for the late but now you have all explications here how to place your first sealed order on Dark Compute, step by step. 1/ Get ready → Go to darkcompute.cfd/pool → Connect your wallet → You need USDG on Robinhood Chain (the pool settles in USDG) → In "Vault", type an amount and hit Deposit 2/ Seal your order → Pick Rent or Provide → Pick a GPU class → Set GPUs, hours and your price → Hit "Seal and commit" and sign. The chain only receives a hash. Nobody can see your class, size or price. 3/ Keep the tab open A batch lasts about 4 minutes. Your wallet opens by itself twice: → once to reveal your order (sign quickly, the window is under a minute) → once to settle the batchNo button to hunt for. Just confirm. 4/ Your fillUnder "Your orders on-chain" you'll see: Filled X GPU·h at $Y Everyone in the batch clears at the same price. Your limit is the most you accept, not what you pay. No match this batch? Your funds go straight back to your vault. 5/ Your lease Open "Leases": → the provider sends machine access, encrypted to your key → rent streams by the second → hit "Halt" any time and the rest comes back Want to try without funds first ? Same contract, play money: sandbox.darkcompute.cfd CA: 0x2caf693f29504c87b8c90cbe7d6dddf0e1a6e04f

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Two steps to rent a GPU without overpaying: Check the Dark Index to see where the market really sits today. Seal your bid in the pool, straight from the index, in one click.

We publish every GPU price we see, for free, for anyone. We publish nothing about your order until it trades. Transparency where it helps the market. Privacy where it protects you.

Same card, same hour, and the price you pay depends mostly on who you happened to ask. A sealed auction fixes that from the other side: everyone in the round pays one clearing price, and nobody can price you on how urgent you look.

Consumer GPUs had a busy week: RTX 3090 up 36 %, RTX 5090 up 12 %, while the A100 did not move. If you planned a job last Monday, your budget is already out of date. That is why we track it every five minutes.

A tip most people miss when they rent GPUs: stop comparing hourly prices and compare price per gigabyte of memory instead. On today’s index an RTX 3090 gives you memory about 5× cheaper than a B200. Whether your model fits matters more than how fast the card is. darkcompute.cfd/gpu-index

Major Update: Everyone in AI wants to know one thing before they plan a training run: what is compute going to cost me this week? We now answer it in public, for free. Nine GPU classes, refreshed all day, with the move since yesterday and since last week. Any site or bot can pull it from our API, no key needed. darkcompute.cfd/gpu-index

When two bids land on the same price, someone has to be filled first. On Dark Compute the contract settles that tie by holder tier. Small edge, written in code, and it applies on every round.

Privacy and transparency usually pull in opposite directions. Here they split the work: what you intend stays sealed, what actually happens is on-chain for anyone to check. Every lease has a public receipt.

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You paid for the cards, the power and the cooling. Why should your pricing be public property? See what your GPUs would earn today and open a sealed offer in one click: darkcompute.cfd/provide

Open order books reward whoever reacts fastest. Sealed rounds reward whoever values the compute most. One of those markets is built for bots. The other is built for people who actually need GPUs.

A startup books 200 H100s for three weeks. Within days, everyone in its space can guess the size of its next model. Compute bookings are the most honest roadmap a company has. We think they should stay private.

If you own a 3090, 4090 or anything bigger, you already know the problem: list it publicly and you join a race to the bottom on price. We built a page for you. Pick your cards, see what they would earn at today’s market price, and open a sealed offer in one click. Nobody sees your price until the round clears. darkcompute.cfd/provide

Most tokens give you a place in line for something that may never exist. $DARKCOMP works today, inside a live contract: lock it and the pool itself checks your tier before it lets your order in.

Idle GPUs cost money every hour. The usual fix is to cut your listed price, and then your neighbour cuts theirs. Here asks stay sealed and every seller in the round gets the same clearing price. You compete on what you offer, not on who blinks first.

Size, timing, budget, which GPU. A public order hands all four to whoever is watching, for free. On Dark Compute the chain gets a hash and a bond. That is the whole leak.

The teams that win in AI rarely announce how much compute they are lining up. They just show up with a model nobody saw coming. We built the market for that kind of team.

In most markets, the moment you decide to buy, someone else starts trading on that decision. With sealed orders, the first time anyone learns what you wanted is when you already have it.

New update: Explaining a dark pool takes a paragraph. Showing one takes five seconds. Type an order for 512 GPUs on our home page and watch what each side gives away. One version tells the whole market your plans. The other is the exact string our contract receives, and it says nothing. darkcompute.cfd