USDAI
  • Introduction
  • Why Compute-Backed?
  • Vision & Purpose
  • GPU.NET Ecosystem
    • What is GPU.NET?
    • Key Components of GPU.NET
    • GPU.NET’s Mission
    • USDAI’s Role in the Ecosystem
  • USDAI Mechanics
    • How USDAI Works
    • Pegging Mechanism
    • Collateralization
    • Issuance and Redemption
    • Stability Mechanisms
    • Why It Works
  • USDAI Architecture
    • Architecture
    • Supported Blockchains
    • Interoperability
    • Smart Contracts
    • Security Features
  • Use Cases
    • USDAI Applications
    • AI/ML Workload Payments
    • DeFi Integrations
    • Compute Reservations
    • Broader Implications
  • Acquiring USDAI
    • How to Acquire USDAI
    • Using USDAI
    • Developer Integration
  • Governance and Community
    • Governance
    • Roadmap
    • FAQ
    • Support & Community
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  1. USDAI Architecture

Interoperability

USDAI’s ability to move fluidly across supported blockchains is a cornerstone of its architecture, ensuring maximum interoperability and liquidity for users and applications.

Decentralized Bridges

  • Mechanism: USDAI leverages decentralized bridge protocols to enable secure, trustless transfers between Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, and GANChain. These bridges lock USDAI on one chain and mint an equivalent amount on the destination chain, preserving the total supply.

  • Implementation: Bridges are built using audited, open-source protocols (e.g., Wormhole for Solana-Ethereum, Polygon’s PoS Bridge for Ethereum-Polygon), with custom adaptations for GANChain integration. Cross-chain messaging ensures atomic swaps and prevents double-spending.

  • Example: A user transfers 100 USDAI from Ethereum to Solana via a bridge. The Ethereum USDAI is locked, and 100 USDAI is minted on Solana, usable on Sol.gpu.net within minutes.

  • Security: Bridges undergo rigorous audits and employ multi-signature confirmation to mitigate risks like bridge exploits.

Cross-Chain Liquidity

  • Mechanism: USDAI maintains liquidity pools on leading decentralized exchanges (DEXs) across its supported chains, ensuring users can swap USDAI for other assets seamlessly.

  • Supported DEXs:

    • Uniswap (Ethereum): USDAI-ETH and USDAI-USDC pools provide deep liquidity for DeFi users.

    • Raydium (Solana): USDAI-SOL pools support high-speed trading and compute credit swaps.

    • QuickSwap (Polygon): USDAI-MATIC pools offer low-cost liquidity for scalable transactions.

    • GANChain DEX (TBD): Native pools post-mainnet launch in March 2025.

  • Impact: Cross-chain liquidity ensures USDAI remains accessible and usable, regardless of a user’s preferred blockchain, while arbitrage opportunities keep its price aligned with the $1 compute peg.

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