KILN
RENT GPU →
Energy in.
Intelligence out.
KILN is an onchain marketplace for AI compute on Solana. GPU providers list capacity, builders and autonomous agents reserve it, USDC settles against a verifiable usage receipt — no invoices, no account managers, no trust assumptions.
Idle silicon on one side. Starved agents on the other.
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The market for compute is priced like real estate but transacted like a phone call. KILN makes it a settlement primitive: discoverable, reservable, and provable by machines.
Eight steps, one escrow, zero intermediaries.
Seven modules. One acceptance test.
A new user discovers compute, reserves it, watches the job, verifies the receipt, and sees final settlement — with no manual database edits and no admin intervention. That sentence is the definition of done.
Live GPU orchestration across arbitrary providers · token trading · advanced slashing · lending against compute credits · permissionless dispute juries.
Onchain where it must be. Offchain where it should be.
Five weeks from brief to mainnet.
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A marketplace with one side is a database.
Supply and demand cannot be recruited in parallel by a five-person team. The first two quarters are bought, not grown — and the cost of buying them is a line item, not a surprise.
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Build the market first.
Expand the network after usage is real.
The full loop runs on Solana today — market, escrow, live rentals, provider console, settled receipts.