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About io.net (IO)
io.net is a decentralized compute network focused on providing GPU resources for AI and machine-learning workloads. Its current documentation describes a marketplace connecting GPU suppliers with customers that need compute.
IO is the native token associated with the io.net ecosystem. The token is used in the network's worker and staking system, including requirements for workers to become eligible for block rewards.
io.net has introduced the Incentive Dynamic Engine, or IDE, as a replacement for inflation-based tokenomics. The current tokenomics page says the model links rewards to actual GPU usage and revenue rather than relying only on token inflation.
Under the IDE design, supplier rewards are targeted in USD terms to reduce the impact of IO price volatility. The project also describes a built-in deflation mechanism in which at least 50% of remaining revenue after supplier payments is burned.
Worker staking is part of io.net's operational model. The current staking guide says workers must stake IO to become Cluster Ready and eligible to earn Block Rewards, with a 14-day cooldown after unstaking.
The token therefore has both network and economic functions. IO supports worker participation, while the evolving IDE design attempts to connect token supply with actual compute demand and network revenue.
io.net compute
io.net aggregates GPU resources for AI and machine-learning workloads through a decentralized compute network.
IO staking
Workers must stake IO to become Cluster Ready and eligible for Block Rewards. Unstaking uses a 14-day cooldown.
IO tokenomics
io.net's current Incentive Dynamic Engine replaces inflation-based economics with a demand-driven model tied to GPU usage and revenue.
IO burn mechanism
The IDE states that at least 50% of remaining revenue after supplier payments is burned, targeting removal of IO from supply.
IO risks
IO depends on real demand for decentralized GPU compute and the operation of supplier infrastructure. Token economics can also change as the IDE is deployed and refined.
Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2026
io.net (IO) FAQ
What is io.net (IO)?
io.net is a decentralized GPU compute network for AI and machine-learning workloads, with IO as its ecosystem token.
What is IO used for?
IO supports worker staking, block rewards and the economic mechanisms connecting GPU supply with network demand.
Why do io.net workers stake IO?
Workers must stake IO to become Cluster Ready and eligible to be hired and earn Block Rewards.
What is the Incentive Dynamic Engine?
The Incentive Dynamic Engine replaces inflation-based tokenomics with a demand-driven model tied to real GPU usage and network revenue.
What is IO's current supply?
FMchart's Price Statistics panel shows IO's circulating and maximum supply when market data is available.
What happens when a worker unstakes IO?
io.net's current staking guide says unstaked IO enters a 14-day cooldown before it can be withdrawn.
How does io.net burn IO?
The IDE states that at least 50% of remaining revenue after supplier payments is burned, targeting removal of IO from supply.
What is Cluster Ready?
Cluster Ready is the status that makes a worker eligible to be hired on io.net and earn Block Rewards after meeting its staking requirement.
What is IO's all-time high?
FMchart reports IO's all-time high in the Price Statistics panel when market data is available, together with its date.
How has IO performed over time?
FMchart's historical tables show IO's monthly, quarterly and annual price changes from the start of its available composite history.