Mott Street Network — compute, as a forward contract

Buy a claim on a specific machine for a specific week. Burn it when you want the machine. Access expires on its own.

The series on offer

One token is one whole machine for the whole window. The receipt spec governing it is hashed into the contract, so the terms cannot be rewritten after tokens are sold.

1 · Accreditation

Compute claims can only be held by accredited counterparties. That restriction lives in the contract itself, not in this page.

2 · Buy a node

Paid in USDC. Two signatures: one to let the vendor take payment, one to buy. The money goes to the issuer; nothing is held in escrow.

3 · Burn it to claim your machine

Burning destroys the token and announces the fingerprint of the SSH key you will log in with — a lockbox ID, not the key. Only whoever holds the matching private key can get in.

4 · The operator verifies, independently

Nothing tells the operator's machine that you burned. It polls the chain itself, waits for confirmations, and checks the event came from the right contract. These are its own logs, live.

5 · Your access

The certificate carries its own expiry. After it, the SSH server refuses you — with nothing of the operator's running.

The inner workings

Every claim on this page is enforced by code you can read.