FLOPS TOKEN
The liquid proxy for the entire DeAI sector
WHAT IS FLOPS TOKEN?
FLOPS Token is the liquid index for illiquid DeAI exposure. While most DeAI protocols don't have tokens yet, FLOPS provides immediate, tradeable exposure to the entire sector—the proxy bet when direct exposure isn't possible.
GOVERNANCE-FIRST DESIGN
No forced buy-backs or burns initially. Token holders govern how treasury value is recycled back to the community.
DUAL-TRACK VALUE FLOW
TRACK A: COMPUTE CREDITS

TRACK B: TOKEN GOVERNANCE
TRACK REINFORCEMENT
• Contributors get direct upside (raw DeAI tokens) without treasury strategy dilution
• Token holders capture compounded upside (Treasury NAV + governance premium)
• Both tracks feed into the flywheel: More USDC → More compute → Larger rewards → Fee growth
KEY DIFFERENTIATORS
First DeAI Aggregator
Diversified exposure to entire decentralized AI compute sector through single liquid token
Flexible Tokenomics
Community governance determines value-accrual mechanisms rather than hard-coded rules
Transparent Treasury
All treasury operations executed through multi-sig with full on-chain transparency
EARN FLOPS THROUGH COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Participate in tipping rounds and research grants to earn FLOPS tokens and gain governance power in the protocol.

Tipping Rounds
Already using DeAI protocols like Gensyn, Nous, Prime Intellect? Submit proof of your usage and receive quarterly FLOPS rewards from our community pool.
Research Grants
Building tools, research, or infrastructure for decentralized AI? Apply for funding and receive both USDC grants and bonus FLOPS tokensfor successful projects.
From Community Participation to Governance Power
FLOPS tokens earned through community programs give you voting rights on protocol selection, treasury deployment, and strategic decisions. Turn your DeAI expertise into governance influence.
CHOOSE YOUR ACCESS PATH
Credits provide immediate compute access with direct mining exposure. FLOPS token (now live) offers governance rights and protocol value accumulation. Both paths offer distinct advantages for different participation strategies.