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Conduit Protocol

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The coordination layer for autonomous AI. Route compute, stream USDC, and earn as a Provider or Relay. Built on x402 + Solana.

Katılım Mayıs 2026
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Conduit Protocol
Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
Today we’re introducing Conduit. A coordination + payment layer for autonomous AI systems built on x402 + Solana. Conduit allows agents to: • discover APIs & tools • route compute dynamically • stream USDC payments in real time • coordinate workflows autonomously • earn on-chain as providers, relays, and operators The biggest unlock: anyone can monetize infrastructure for the autonomous internet. You can earn by: → listing an API → exposing compute/GPU resources → running a relay → serving workflows → providing agent capabilities No enterprise sales. No contracts. No integrations taking months. Connect infrastructure → set pricing → get paid in USDC. Every request can generate revenue automatically. Payments settle on Solana in real time with protocol-level routing, reputation, streaming settlement, and treasury distribution built in. Powered by: • x402 payment auth • real-time USDC settlement • streaming payment channels • reputation-weighted routing • provider staking + slashing • relay rewards • on-chain governance This is infrastructure for a world where AI agents transact continuously with other agents, APIs, and compute networks. A real machine-native economy. Providers earn. Relays earn. Agents coordinate autonomously. The autonomous internet needs financial rails. Conduit is building them. Contract Address: FrdeG3eyXp3RLrZVJh7KpPx4UbG8mADdh6qyWYrdpump
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@ConduitOS Hey team! Just making sure you reply with every one's concern. Can you drop a reply here. @ConduitOS 💎
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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
PHASE IV IS LIVE. Agent Operators are officially live on mainnet. This is a major shift for the compute economy. Up until now, most compute marketplaces have focused on supply: GPU rentals, APIs, infrastructure listings, raw compute access. Phase IV brings autonomous demand on-chain. Without human involvement agents can now: → discover providers → evaluate latency and reputation → compare pricing in real time → authorize x402 payments → stream USDC through workflows → retry failed execution paths → automatically optimize for cost or speed This is the missing layer in the wider compute market. One of the biggest setbacks to these other platforms is the ease and efficiency of use. With this additional layer of agentic capacity, Conduit is synonymous with compute. Operators can configure: → agent wallets with fixed daily budgets → max-price-per-call limits → approved capability categories → provider reputation minimums → dynamic routing logic → multi-step workflow execution Then Conduit handles: discovery → routing → payment → settlement → retries → execution. Autonomous agents become autonomous buyers. Providers begin competing programmatically for live machine demand. Conduit provides that shift. Phase I: Relay Network ✅ Phase II: Compute Endpoints ✅ Phase III: Capability Providers ✅ Phase IV: Agent Operators ✅ Phase V is now in development. Track progress live: conduitprotocol.net/roadmap Create an agent here: conduitprotocol.net/app/agents
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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
Hi all, We wanted to address a few frequently asked questions we’ve been seeing in the Telegram: 1. Wen buy & burn? A: We plan to begin buybacks and burns soon using revenue generated from the protocol. We believe the compute market is massive. If Conduit is able to capture even a small portion of that market early, we believe future buybacks could become meaningful as protocol usage scales. As mentioned previously, part of revenue will also be used for staking rewards. 2. Is there a GitHub? A: Yes, we do have a GitHub. Right now, it is private while we continue building and protecting some of the core architecture. As mentioned previously, we do plan to open-source parts of the code over time. 3. Will you get a Gold Check / Premium Business? A: Yes, that is part of the plan. We already have an LLC registered for Conduit. Our main focus recently has been building out the protocol, but getting the proper business verification in place is something we intend to pursue. 4. Will you dox? A: Yes, in due time. We’ve already started doxxing behind the scenes when reaching out to potential partners. We are also doxxed to some of our largest holders, who know us in real life and plan to support Conduit long term.
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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
A lot of users are misunderstanding how Conduit Relay modes work, so let’s clarify it properly. Higher relay modes = more demanding tasks = higher payouts. You cannot run advanced relay modes on weak hardware and expect stable payouts. Conduit currently has 3 relay modes: STANDARD RELAY ≈ $0.0010/hr Designed for: → mobile devices → lightweight laptops → casual users → browser sessions Handles lightweight coordination + routing tasks with near-zero battery impact. Best for: keeping a tab open on your phone or low-power device while contributing small amounts of relay bandwidth. EDGE RELAY ≈ $0.0018/hr Designed for: → desktops → Mac Minis → always-on systems → stable browser sessions Processes higher task throughput with priority queuing and more active relay participation. Requires: → stable internet → session kept live → tab/window staying active If your tab sleeps or session disconnects, relay participation pauses. FULL RELAY NODE ≈ $0.0030/hr Designed for: → dedicated infrastructure → higher-performance hardware → server environments → verified operators only This mode performs significantly more advanced relay and execution coordination tasks across the network. It is NOT designed for: → mobile phones → weak laptops → low-memory devices → unstable connections If your hardware cannot handle the workload: → tasks fail → execution fails → payouts fail The reason payouts are higher is because the network is assigning more important and resource-intensive work. More responsibility = more reward. ⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER ⚠️ FAILURE TO READ DEVICE + SESSION REQUIREMENTS WILL RESULT IN FAILED TASKS AND FAILED PAYOUTS. If you are on mobile: → use STANDARD RELAY If you are on desktop with stable internet: → use EDGE RELAY If you are running dedicated infrastructure: → apply for FULL RELAY NODE access Conduit is not fake “mining.” The network is assigning real coordination, routing, and execution work across autonomous infrastructure markets. Different relay modes exist because different hardware capabilities exist. Choose the mode your device can actually support.
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@AxeFate This looks like our mobile UI; if so, full relay node will not work. Full relay node does much more advanced tasks hence the higher payouts so your compute needs to be powerful enough to do tasks or payout will fail. As you are on mobile you need to use Standard Relay.

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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
@AxeFate This looks like our mobile UI; if so, full relay node will not work. Full relay node does much more advanced tasks hence the higher payouts so your compute needs to be powerful enough to do tasks or payout will fail. As you are on mobile you need to use Standard Relay.
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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
Phase III of the Conduit Roadmap is now live! Capability Providers are officially live on mainnet. Anything an agent can call, use, compose and pay for can now become a live earning endpoint on Conduit. APIs. Inference. OCR. Image generation. Transcription. Agent tooling. Data feeds. Custom execution pipelines. Conduit turns them into infrastructure any machine can transact with. Providers can now expose capabilities with: → machine-readable schemas → live pricing in USDC → latency + uptime metrics → benchmark scoring → cryptographic execution history → on-chain earnings visibility Agents discover providers automatically through the routing engine, select optimal execution paths in real time and execute autonomously. One step closer to completing the infrastructure that lets autonomous machines coordinate, transact, and settle value with each other. Phase I: Relay Network ✅ Phase II: Compute Endpoints ✅ Phase III: Capability Providers ✅ Now preparing Phase IV. Track the roadmap live: conduitprotocol.net/roadmap
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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
The Conduit developers are working on a little side mission. Conduit Protocol @solanamobile app development has begun.
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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
Two of four Conduit Anchor programs are now live on Solana mainnet. conduit_streaming → handles pay-per-second channels conduit_stake → handles slashable provider bonds Both are audited, upgrade-controlled by the deployer wallet, and already gating real routes through the gateway today. Next up: conduit_governance conduit_rewards Each will deploy in its own mainnet session, with public on-chain proof before the next begins. We also shipped the treasury accountability layer this week. Every USDC transfer leaving the protocol treasury is indexed directly from Solana via Helius into Postgres and surfaced in the dashboard. If money moves on-chain, the reconciliation panel shows it. If the database and chain disagree, the delta is rendered plainly. This is boring on purpose. Boring is what serious infrastructure looks like once the noise settles. The agents are arriving in 2027 and 2028. The rails are already being poured. Solscan: solscan.io/account/BGRQS5… solscan.io/account/8XQTS2…
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Clawville@Clawville_World·
@ConduitOS Hey there, just gave you a follow. I think there are things with our game that align with you guys. Would love to chat!
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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
Started some interesting conversations with potential partners and companies offering services that could plug directly into the Conduit network! Again, we’re exploring integrations across: • AI agents • compute infrastructure • APIs • data providers • workflow tools • machine payments • settlement infrastructure A few projects already look like a very strong fit. That said, if any of our supporters have projects, teams, or companies in mind that you think Conduit should connect with, please feel free to reach out. And if you’re willing to make an intro, that would be hugely appreciated. We’re looking for real synergies, useful integrations, and partners that can help expand the Conduit network. Stay tuned.
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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
@John_Myx We will be doing everything in our power to ensure we are at the forefront of the compute market! Thanks for your support!
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Myx ~@John_Myx·
I hope @ConduitOS will not fail us like the other protocol.
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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
Right now Conduit broadcasts through multiple machine-readable surfaces: → public capability manifests → x402-compatible APIs → the Conduit SDK → routing endpoints → provider marketplace indexing → agent/workflow integrations → open Solana settlement rails Every provider registered on Conduit becomes discoverable through the network registry + manifests. This means discovery comes from querying the network for the best execution path and coming up with a perfectly routed Conduit relay. Long term, the biggest distribution channel is agents themselves. Once developers integrate Conduit routing into workflows, every autonomous system connected to those frameworks becomes a potential buyer automatically. Developers and agents find Conduit the same way every infrastructure network grows: → SDK integrations → API integrations → open registries → developer content → marketplaces → workflow frameworks → routing partnerships → word of mouth in the AI/dev ecosystem When a developer integrates Conduit once, their apps and agents start generating recurring machine demand automatically. That’s the key difference. We’re not trying to get millions of humans clicking a website manually. We’re integrating into the software stack agents already use. The goal is to be the under-layer for any system needs automatically. In terms of advertising directly to individuals, X users, forums, connecting and partnering with api developers, and various social proof formats are the best way to grow steady attention. Ultimately it will all lead to those technical broadcasts that allow Conduit to grow well beyond simple word of mouth. We have machine to machine reach.
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tonyGewrit📕@tonyGewrit·
@ConduitOS where do you broadcast conduit so that agents/ devs can discover it?
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Marcus Aurelius@MAurelius0x·
Ok I think a great many don’t understand what @ConduitOS really is and the magnitudes this serves for an Agentic future on @solana . So I have asked Grok to provide a summary as if I’m clueless about Ai. Here is the breakdown pictured below (4 photos). Or you can read in with this link. ⬇️⬇️ grok.com/share/c2hhcmQt… FrdeG3eyXp3RLrZVJh7KpPx4UbG8mADdh6qyWYrdpump
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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS

Today we’re introducing Conduit. A coordination + payment layer for autonomous AI systems built on x402 + Solana. Conduit allows agents to: • discover APIs & tools • route compute dynamically • stream USDC payments in real time • coordinate workflows autonomously • earn on-chain as providers, relays, and operators The biggest unlock: anyone can monetize infrastructure for the autonomous internet. You can earn by: → listing an API → exposing compute/GPU resources → running a relay → serving workflows → providing agent capabilities No enterprise sales. No contracts. No integrations taking months. Connect infrastructure → set pricing → get paid in USDC. Every request can generate revenue automatically. Payments settle on Solana in real time with protocol-level routing, reputation, streaming settlement, and treasury distribution built in. Powered by: • x402 payment auth • real-time USDC settlement • streaming payment channels • reputation-weighted routing • provider staking + slashing • relay rewards • on-chain governance This is infrastructure for a world where AI agents transact continuously with other agents, APIs, and compute networks. A real machine-native economy. Providers earn. Relays earn. Agents coordinate autonomously. The autonomous internet needs financial rails. Conduit is building them. Contract Address: FrdeG3eyXp3RLrZVJh7KpPx4UbG8mADdh6qyWYrdpump

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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
This is a great question! We thought we’d answer as a post to give this a full breakdown. “Who’s actually buying the compute?” The spread of users is broad: developers, apps, workflows and increasingly autonomous AI agents. But the bigger point is this. Conduit is NOT trying to be another GPU rental site. We’re building the coordination and payment layer for machine-to-machine commerce. Developers discover us through: → SDK integrations → x402 APIs → routing integrations → agent frameworks → workflow tooling → open manifests Agents discover us through: → capability registries → routing engines → reputation systems → endpoint health scoring → machine-readable manifests Then Conduit handles: → discovery → routing → execution → USDC settlement → provider payouts → relay rewards → workflow coordination All synced together autonomously to sustain efficient workflow. That’s why this model is powerful. Providers don’t sit around waiting for someone to manually “rent their GPU." Instead, software routes live demand directly into infrastructure automatically. An AI agent needing inference doesn’t care whose machine executes the task. It cares about: → latency → uptime → price → reputation → successful execution Conduit coordinates all of that in real time. This is where the internet is heading - machines discovering, paying, routing, and executing work between each other without the need for constant upkeep and monitoring.
Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS

Great question! They find Conduit through integration surfaces, in the same way developers found Stripe, Twilio, OpenAI APIs, or AWS. Right now the main discovery funnels are:   • SDKs (@conduitprotocol/sdk)   • x402-compatible APIs   • agent frameworks   • workflow tooling   • API marketplaces   • open manifests   • routing integrations   • social/dev awareness   • other agents The important thing is that Conduit is infrastructure, not a consumer app. So growth comes from: “developers building on top of it” not “retail users browsing a homepage.” I'll list the technical ways to explain this in the stages that provide value and effect. 1)SDK Distribution Developers install: npx @conduitprotocol/sdk or they can integrate the SDK directly into apps, workflows and agents. Once integrated, their software can:   • discover endpoints   • pay in USDC   • route execution   • verify settlement   • compose workflows That creates recurring machine demand. 2)Agent Framework Integrations Agents need:   • inference   • OCR   • scraping   • embeddings   • compute   • execution endpoints Conduit exposes machine-readable manifests and routing APIs. Thus agent frameworks can automatically discover and consume infrastructure through Conduit. 3)Marketplace Discovery Providers list infrastructure publicly. Agents or apps query:   • capability type   • price   • latency   • reputation   • health   • geography The routing engine selects providers dynamically to provide the best fit for what users require. 4. Open Economic Layer Conduit uses:   • Solana   • USDC   • x402   • open HTTP APIs That means any external app can integrate it permissionlessly. The network effect comes from having more providers → more capabilities → more buyers → more routing activity. 5. Autonomous Machine Demand This is the important long-term point. Eventually, agents themselves can become the users instead of needing people to manually click buttons. For example, where an AI workflow needs transcription, it routes through Conduit to pay the endpoint, receive results, and continue execution. This is all done autonomously. That’s why Conduit focuses heavily on:   • routing   • settlement   • reputation   • machine-readable manifests   • execution coordination This way it becomes much more than just GPU renting. In shorthand, developers find Conduit through the SDK and APIs. Agents find Conduit through manifests, routing, and integrations. Over time, agents themselves become the buyers and the service's economy can replenish itself.

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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
Great question! They find Conduit through integration surfaces, in the same way developers found Stripe, Twilio, OpenAI APIs, or AWS. Right now the main discovery funnels are:   • SDKs (@conduitprotocol/sdk)   • x402-compatible APIs   • agent frameworks   • workflow tooling   • API marketplaces   • open manifests   • routing integrations   • social/dev awareness   • other agents The important thing is that Conduit is infrastructure, not a consumer app. So growth comes from: “developers building on top of it” not “retail users browsing a homepage.” I'll list the technical ways to explain this in the stages that provide value and effect. 1)SDK Distribution Developers install: npx @conduitprotocol/sdk or they can integrate the SDK directly into apps, workflows and agents. Once integrated, their software can:   • discover endpoints   • pay in USDC   • route execution   • verify settlement   • compose workflows That creates recurring machine demand. 2)Agent Framework Integrations Agents need:   • inference   • OCR   • scraping   • embeddings   • compute   • execution endpoints Conduit exposes machine-readable manifests and routing APIs. Thus agent frameworks can automatically discover and consume infrastructure through Conduit. 3)Marketplace Discovery Providers list infrastructure publicly. Agents or apps query:   • capability type   • price   • latency   • reputation   • health   • geography The routing engine selects providers dynamically to provide the best fit for what users require. 4. Open Economic Layer Conduit uses:   • Solana   • USDC   • x402   • open HTTP APIs That means any external app can integrate it permissionlessly. The network effect comes from having more providers → more capabilities → more buyers → more routing activity. 5. Autonomous Machine Demand This is the important long-term point. Eventually, agents themselves can become the users instead of needing people to manually click buttons. For example, where an AI workflow needs transcription, it routes through Conduit to pay the endpoint, receive results, and continue execution. This is all done autonomously. That’s why Conduit focuses heavily on:   • routing   • settlement   • reputation   • machine-readable manifests   • execution coordination This way it becomes much more than just GPU renting. In shorthand, developers find Conduit through the SDK and APIs. Agents find Conduit through manifests, routing, and integrations. Over time, agents themselves become the buyers and the service's economy can replenish itself.
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tonyGewrit📕@tonyGewrit·
@ConduitOS who is buying the compute being produced by devices connected to your site?
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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
We have addressed you many times, you just keep repeating the same stuff. Once again please dm us. Send us how you set it up + wallet address so we can troubleshoot what’s going on. All payouts are going through from our side, multiple users have confirmed this and you can verify yourself via solscan
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Conduit Protocol@ConduitOS·
@peoofleov2 You are rather incorrectly set-up or doing something else wrong. We have many people currently using relay who have no issues with payouts. Please DM us so we can help out.
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peoofle@peoofleov2·
@ConduitOS Haven’t gotten my payout it’s been 12 hours ? Scammers
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