A lot has changed at Inferra over the past few weeks, and the product is in a very different place from where it started.
Inferra Index is live on mainnet, with GPU-hour prices validated through Chainlink infrastructure before they reach the on-chain feed.
We’ve expanded the Index itself, improved the data layer and history, and started publishing regular GPU Price Reports so the market can follow how H100, H200, B200 and other models move over time.
We also released @inferra/sdk, making it much easier for developers to use Inferra pricing inside their own products, and launched a private Telegram chat for top solana:9ufM9TJd1UEmi9awnGfxCkCHAgQ3JZ5Sw6YxeSeEASY holders.
At the same time, we’ve been pushing onboarding, talking to potential users and partners, and continuing development on Inferra Perps.
Tomorrow, another piece goes public: our MCP server, giving AI agents a direct way to access GPU pricing data from Inferra.
And there is still a lot ahead.
More integrations, broader access to Index data, more tools for developers, continued work on Perps and new ways to turn GPU pricing into infrastructure other products can actually use.
The product has grown a lot in a short time.
We’re nowhere near done.