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  1. Web3

Planck₁

Planck₁: The Compute Chain

Planck₁ is Planck's sovereign Layer-1 blockchain, purpose-built to power decentralized compute at the protocol level. While Planck₀ serves as the coordination and modular base layer for launching sovereign AI chains and DePINs, Planck₁ acts as the execution engine—embedding GPU access, model orchestration, and real-world utility directly into the chain itself.

Planck₁ integrates:

  • On-Chain Compute Primitives Smart contracts with native access to GPU scheduling, inference jobs, compute payments, and fine-tuning triggers.

  • Decentralized GPU Economy Node operators earn rewards by providing GPU compute via Planck₁’s embedded marketplace, with programmable staking and reputation systems.

  • Vertical-Specific Compute L1s Industries such as healthcare, defense, robotics, and fintech can build their own compute-rich L1s on top of Planck₀ and settle workloads through Planck₁.

  • Bring or Rent Hardware Builders can onboard their own GPUs into Planck₁ or rent compute via Planck GPU Console and AI Studio—all with tokenized economics and native access.


Planck₀ vs. Planck₁: Roles & Architecture

Feature

Planck₀

Planck₁

Layer

Layer-0 (coordination + modular base)

Layer-1 (execution + compute economy)

Primary Role

Launchpad for sovereign AI chains, DePINs, and rollups

Embedded execution layer for compute-rich smart contracts

Security

Shared validator set, dynamic staking, rollup support

Sovereign, programmable validator and compute node governance

Interoperability

Interchain messaging between L1s, agents, and rollups

Interacts with Planck₀ appchains and GPU workloads

Compute Integration

Access to GPU layer via connected SDKs and APIs

On-chain GPU orchestration, payments, and inference scheduling

Main Users

Chain builders, DePIN protocols, agent networks

AI developers, GPU miners, vertical-specific L1s

Smart Contract Focus

Chain launch, staking, modular security

Compute scheduling, AI inference, tokenized GPU usage


Why Planck₁ Matters

Planck₁ turns AI infrastructure into a programmable, on-chain service layer. It does what centralized clouds cannot: offer public, permissionless access to state-of-the-art GPUs (H100s, B200s, etc.) while aligning incentives through Web3-native economics. It is uniquely designed to support:

  • Real-time inference and model hosting

  • Open-source model marketplaces

  • Research-focused fine-tuning environments

  • Low-latency, high-throughput GPU coordination

Whether used directly or as a base for vertical L1s (like BioAI chains or defense networks), Planck₁ serves as the decentralized GPU-powered backbone of the Planck ecosystem.

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