Issue
A provider locks a $PRTN bond and mints portions: ERC-1155 claims on future capacity from its x402 endpoint. It sells them in USDC at a fixed price or by Dutch auction, below spot, and is paid at sale.
Compute market · On Base
Buy inference capacity in advance, resell what you don't use — delivery backed by staked $PRTN. On Base.
How it works
A portion is a fixed amount of compute from one endpoint, with an expiry date. It is bought once, burned as it is used, and tradable until it expires.
A provider locks a $PRTN bond and mints portions: ERC-1155 claims on future capacity from its x402 endpoint. It sells them in USDC at a fixed price or by Dutch auction, below spot, and is paid at sale.
The buyer calls the provider's x402 endpoint and presents the portion as payment. The Redeemer verifies it and burns exactly the units consumed. Nothing else changes hands.
Unused units trade against USDC on a Uniswap v4 pool. A hook halts trading once a portion expires or its provider is in default. What is not used or sold lapses at expiry.
Delivery guarantee
Every portion is backed by a provider bond in $PRTN. If the endpoint fails to deliver what it sold — uptime, latency, the advertised model — staked watchers attest to it.
A 24-hour dispute window opens. If the failure stands, the bond is liquidated and holders are refunded in USDC.
Why prepaid
Settles in USDC on Base. Pays through x402. Attested through ERC-8004.
The protocol in numbers
Illustrative figures from a simulated network. PORTION is not live: no portions have been issued, no bonds posted, no disputes opened. Run your own numbers in the simulator.
$PRTN is the collateral and coordination token of PORTION. Supply is fixed at 1 billion. Launch is planned on Base, date not announced.
Token detailsContract addresses, launch details and protocol updates are posted in one place.
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