$QUIVER is live. routing layer for decentralized GPU compute on @RobinhoodApp - one interface, all networks, best price that actually delivers. ca: 0x7a49677f6c03aebf5f6d5b805f618df82eda7777 website: quivergpu.com SDK on npm: npmjs.com/package/@quiverdep… GitHub: github.com/fahadlilgar/quive… build on Quiver.

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One of the things we've learned from our Robinhood Chain mainnet launch is that ecosystems can grow incredibly quickly when there is exceptional engineering behind them Huge credit to the Robinhood engineering team, and congrats to our friends and partners @arbitrum.

how Quiver works end to end. the index Quiver reads live supply across every integrated network - Nosana, Akash, io.net, Render, Aethir. prices normalized into one unit so every offer is comparable. 113+ live GPU offers at any moment. the route you submit a job spec - GPU class, region, duration, reliability floor. the routing engine finds the cheapest provider that meets every constraint. single-route for latency-sensitive jobs, split-route for batch workloads across multiple providers. the escrow funds lock in a Solana program. the team never touches them. on signed proof of completion - escrow releases to the provider, keeper gets paid, routing fee is taken, a share burns $QUIVER automatically. the reputation every job outcome posts on-chain. completed, failed, late - with real latency numbers. bad providers get deprioritized automatically. repeated failures slash their bonded stake. the token $QUIVER stakes for priority queue access on scarce clusters. bonds keepers to keep routing honest. burns on every settled job. votes on which networks get integrated and how fees are set. one endpoint. every network. verifiable delivery. settled on Solana.

next up: LangChain integration. Quiver tool for LangChain agents - native GPU routing inside any LangChain workflow. one import, best-path compute, settled on-chain. shipping soon.

gm AMA is coming. drop your questions below - we'll answer everything live. nothing is off limits. announcement soon.

Quiver roadmap. next - split-routing - shard batch jobs across providers to cut cost further - Render and Aethir integration - wider supply index - staking UI live on quivergpu.com - keeper network open for permissionless participation - agent SDK - one-line Quiver integration for major frameworks later - verifiable compute tier - TEE/ZK attestation pass-through from upstream providers - on-chain DAO governance - holders vote on integrations, fees, slashing thresholds - cross-chain settlement support - enterprise routing API with SLA guarantees building in public. every shipped item was verifiable before it was announced.

Quiver CLI in 30 seconds. quiver compare --gpu H100 --hours 1 - live offers across every integrated network, best path vs most expensive, savings in USD and % in one output. no accounts. no dashboards. no manual price hunting. just a terminal and one command. github.com/fahadlilgar/quive…

Quiver CLI is live. GPU routing from your terminal. no wallet, no setup, one command. npx @quiverdepin/cli stats five commands out of the box: - quiver stats - live market overview across all providers - quiver index --gpu H100 - filter live offers by GPU class - quiver route --gpu H100 --hours 1 - best-path provider for your spec - quiver compare --gpu H100 --hours 1 - best path vs most expensive, savings in USD and % - quiver chat "your prompt" - chat on a Quiver-routed GPU via OpenAI-compatible endpoint github.com/fahadlilgar/quive…

not sure what the fud is about. open source code. public GitHub. on-chain burn data. token locks verifiable on Streamflow. live price index with 113+ real GPU offers. SDK with 3 updates shipped in days. everything works. go check it yourself. update 4 is close. bugs getting fixed. AMA time dropping soon. build in public means everything is already visible. that's the point.

AMA is postponed. unexpected circumstances forced us to push the date. new time will be announced shortly. appreciate the patience.

token lock is live and verifiable on Streamflow. total supply: 1B $QUIVER. 59.1M tokens (5.91%) locked on-chain. verifiable by anyone, right now. no trust required. check it yourself. app.streamflow.finance/token…

on-chain burn data is now accurate on the site. the burned token count displayed on quivergpu.com now pulls directly from on-chain state. what you see matches what's verifiable on-chain. check it yourself.

gm. big day for Quiver - dropping the long-term roadmap today and hosting an AMA on X Spaces. if you've been watching from the sidelines, today's a good day to catch up. details coming.

centralized GPU providers - AWS, GCP, Azure - charge a premium for reliability guarantees and brand trust. DePIN networks undercut them on price because the hardware is already owned by operators who need utilization. the cost structure is fundamentally different. the gap between centralized and decentralized GPU pricing is real and growing. an H100 on AWS costs $32/hr. the same class on Nosana runs under $1. Quiver routes to the cheapest DePIN provider that meets your reliability bar. the cost savings aren't marginal. they're an order of magnitude.

GPU compute is the oil of the AI economy. the global GPU cloud market sits at $3.6B today. by 2030 it hits $34B. the AI agent economy adds another $47B on top of that. none of that compute has a neutral routing layer yet. no cross-network price discovery. no portable reliability data. no single settlement rail. Quiver doesn't need to capture the whole market. the infrastructure layer of a $34B market is valuable at 1% of routed volume. that's $340M in annualized flow generating fees and burns. the opportunity isn't being the biggest GPU network. it's being the layer every GPU network routes through.

the AI agent economy is the distribution channel. agents don't browse provider websites. they call APIs at runtime, pay from wallets, and need the cheapest route that executes reliably. that's exactly what Quiver's SDK gives them in one call. every agent framework that integrates Quiver becomes a demand source. every agent that runs on those frameworks routes compute through Quiver without the end user ever making a manual choice. adoption doesn't come from marketing. it comes from being the default endpoint in the SDK.

more compute routed - more fees - more $QUIVER burned - supply drops - existing holders benefit. that's the flywheel. it only spins if real jobs run through Quiver. no artificial incentives. no emission schedule propping up price. the token reflects actual routing volume and nothing else.

every job routed through Quiver generates a fee. that fee splits three ways automatically in the escrow program: a fixed share burns $QUIVER on-chain, keepers get paid for routing and monitoring the job, the rest goes to protocol treasury for integrations and audits. no manual burn events. no treasury votes on whether to burn. every settlement triggers it. the more compute routed - the more $QUIVER burns. supply contracts with real usage, not with marketing.