A new kind of blockchain. Instead of burning power on useless math, it pays GPUs to run real AI — so compute ends up cheaper than anywhere else.
The biggest "useful work" blockchain today runs ~320,000 GPUs and burns ~112 MW — yet produces zero real AI. It just grinds random numbers, because that's cheaper than doing actual work. Abakos makes the opposite true.
Buyers pay for AI compute. Miners get paid to deliver it — and earn the network's rewards on top. Doing real work pays far more than wasting energy, so the whole network points at something useful.
Ask for compute — a chat, an answer, embeddings, fine-tuning.
Your payment is held in escrow until the job is done and proven.
You pay below market — miners also earn block rewards on the same work.
Plug in your GPUs — a single card or a whole datacenter.
Serve paid jobs, earn stablecoins + tokens on the same electricity.
Idle, random mining earns only 25%. Real work earns full.
Other chains claim their mining is useful. Abakos makes it the rule: you only earn full rewards for work someone actually paid for. No more random-number theater.
Buyers and GPU owners meet on-chain. Payment sits in escrow and releases the moment the job is proven — trustless, automatic, in stablecoins.
Abakos Chat is a simple AI chat anyone can use — no crypto knowledge needed. Every message becomes real demand flowing into the network.
| Pearl | Gonka | io.net / Akash | Abakos | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Useful work enforced | claimed | partial | n/a | yes — economically |
| Compute marketplace | no | partial | yes | yes + escrow |
| Consumer AI app | no | no | no | yes |
| Mining subsidises price | wasted | yes | no | toward real work |
Sign in with an email. Start chatting. Pay with a card or with tokens — cheaper. Every answer runs on the Abakos network, so using it directly funds real, decentralized compute.
Get early accessLaunch updates, early access to Abakos Chat, and provider onboarding. We build in public.
No. Abakos is infrastructure: a network that sells real AI compute, paid for in stablecoins. The token rewards the GPUs that do the work — its value comes from real usage, not hype.
Those are closed — nobody outside their makers can run them. Abakos runs the best open models (Llama, Qwen, DeepSeek, Mistral, Gemma): strong, and far cheaper.
NVIDIA and AMD, from a single consumer card to datacenter GPUs. Bigger models run on providers with multi-GPU machines; the network routes each job to hardware that fits.
After a short public test network and a security audit. We move fast, but we won't put real money on unaudited code. Follow along on Discord.