io.net
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What is io.net?
io.net (IO) is a decentralized physical infrastructure network, often called DePIN, that pools together underused GPUs from independent suppliers around the world and groups them into clusters that AI and machine learning teams can rent. The aim is to give developers access to compute power without relying only on large centralized cloud providers.
IO is the token of the network. It is an SPL token issued on Solana, and it is used to pay for compute and to settle payments between the teams renting GPUs and the suppliers providing them. GPU suppliers earn IO for the work their hardware completes, with rewards distributed over a long schedule.
io.net launched in 2024 and operates in the AI infrastructure and DePIN category. It is a relatively new project, and its usage depends on real demand for decentralized GPU compute, so it carries more uncertainty than longer established assets.
You can track the io.net price and hold IO in a self-custody wallet.
New to the technology? Learn how IO runs on Solana, in plain English.
How is io.net priced?
io.net trades 24 hours a day, and its price comes from supply and demand across many exchanges at once. The number above is a live, volume-weighted average of those markets. Because it trades continuously and worldwide, the price can move sharply within a single day. Past performance is no guarantee of future results, and nothing here is financial advice.
Where can I hold io.net?
You can hold io.net in any non-custodial wallet, which means you control the private keys rather than trusting an exchange. io.net isn't in the Zypto App yet. If you'd like it added, tweet @ZyptoApp on X.
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io.net price FAQs
What is the price of io.net today?
io.net is trading at $0.1486, down 3.97% over the past 24 hours. The price updates live and is a volume-weighted average across major global exchanges.
How is the io.net price calculated?
It is a volume-weighted average of IO trades across global exchanges, refreshed continuously. Deeper, more active markets carry more weight in the number. Data is provided by CoinGecko, with several exchange feeds as backup.
Where can I buy io.net?
io.net isn't in the Zypto App yet. Request it on X and we'll prioritize adding it so you can hold and swap io.net.
Where can I store io.net safely?
In any non-custodial wallet where you control the keys. IO isn't in the Zypto App yet, so you can't hold it in Zypto today. Request it on X to help us prioritize.
Where can I use io.net?
IO isn't in the Zypto App yet, so you can't hold or swap it in-app. Request it on X to help us prioritize.
Is io.net a volatile asset?
Yes. io.net's price can move a lot within a single day, as is normal for crypto assets. Past performance is no guarantee of future results, and nothing here is financial advice.