BV Compute Tokens

Four instruments covering the compute stack from input to outcome. All four are testnet. Nothing on this page is available on mainnet.

Input, runtime, outcome, and the IP layer beneath them.

BVGPU

The input leg.

Testnet. One verified hour of qualified GPU compute (H100 / A100 / equivalent), provider-attested.

GPU-hours are the input metric: what you buy when you are buying capacity rather than a result. See BVGPU for the full instrument documentation.

BVINF

The runtime leg.

Testnet. One verified inference call against a registered model, with per-call attestation.

If BVGPU is capacity, BVINF is consumption — priced per call rather than per hour. See BVINF.

BVMDL

The IP leg.

Testnet. Licensed access to a specific model weight set or fine-tune, with usage metering and a revenue share to the original creator on downstream inference.

BVMDL is a different kind of instrument from the other three. Where BVGPU, BVINF and BVOUT are capacity or delivery units, BVMDL conveys a contractual IP licence together with a downstream royalty on inference. Its rights statement is its own.

See BVMDL.

BVOUT

The outcome leg.

Testnet. A verified, deterministic compute result — a finished training run, a delivered batch prediction set, a completed simulation.

Buy the outcome rather than the hours. See BVOUT.

A note on BVNRG

BVNRG belongs to the energy suite, not this family — long-dated wholesale power forwards, documented separately at BVNRG.