Every update, in order.

Three layers, in order — own (tokenize private assets that earn real revenue), borrow (lock what you hold and borrow against it) and finance (capital for AI infrastructure). Only the first is live; the other two say planned on every surface that mentions them.

A page for every product — IX-CORE, IX Cipher, IX Protocol, IX Credit and AI Infrastructure Financing, each with its own interactive object in the hero and illustrated sections that match it.

IX Protocol replaces ixOS — the path for asset owners to bring their own assets onto IX and issue them under their own brand. The old address redirects.

Try the loan before it exists — the IX Credit page and the home page carry a working loan console: choose how much to borrow against a claim, and watch the revenue pay it down. Clearly marked illustrative.

A menu that maps the business — Products is grouped by layer, with a preview of each product and its real status.

Networks, roadmap and changelog rebuilt — the networks page shows every cohort against every network with explicit zeros, the roadmap shows all six phases on one line and stops where we actually are, and every release is one card.

A second network is live — IX-CORE now runs on Robinhood Chain as well as Base. Each network has its own vault, its own denomination and its own holders, so activity registers on the network it actually happened on. Both are testnet, in test tokens.

The same machine can never back two networks — every cohort of hardware is backed by exactly one network, the one whose capital paid for it, and its value is published there and recorded as an explicit zero everywhere else. The per-network figures therefore add up to the fleet total: $1,722,400 of hardware backing across two networks. If a machine were ever counted twice, the sum would exceed it.

That proof is on the page, not in a document — Transparency now carries a live cross-network check anyone can read, and lists the deployed contracts for every network with a link to that network's own explorer. It proves backing is partitioned; it does not claim the machines exist or that the valuation is right, and it says so.

A page for each network on ix.finance — what the network is, which machines back it, what it settles in, and how to take part. Adding a third network adds a page; it does not need new code.

Buying and selling stopped failing at random — the Base vault carried a fault that could reject deposits and redemptions for no reason the user could see, depending on the block it landed in. Both networks now run identical, fixed code, and holdings came through the change untouched.

The value feed no longer goes stale on a quiet network — the nightly mark now covers every network, checks that each write actually landed on chain rather than trusting a command that exited quietly, and says which one failed when one does.

A new look, warmer and easier to sit with — the app moves off the stark near-white to a warm ivory system, with panels that separate cleanly and figures set in a display face. Every colour was checked against the background it actually renders on.

The four books, shown as a map — private infrastructure, private equity, private credit and real estate, with all 28 asset types listed in the open and the one that is live marked as such. Nothing claims a market is tradable when no issuer exists.

Straight into the product — opening the app no longer stops at a summary page first. The Phase 1 write-up is still there for anyone who wants it.

One place to choose your network — the network is picked when you connect, rather than from a separate control that could quietly disagree with what the page was showing.

The register comes first — every surface now opens with the thing itself: an asset gets a checkable on-chain ID, and the holdings behind it stay sealed. Compute is named as the first book, not as the business.

The four books are in the product — private infrastructure, private equity, private credit and real estate, each opening into the concepts that sit inside that market. One is live, and the other three say so.

See what backs the live book — 20 clusters and 37 GPUs behind IX-CORE, each one clickable through to its own page.

Every product with its real status — Cipher, IX-CORE, Credit and ixOS in dependency order, where only what actually works is a link. ixOS joins the line-up and IX Foundry is retired.

A complete light redesign — site, app and blog rebuilt on one visual system, and readable on any screen.

Settlement is steadier — the nightly run now rides out the network failures that used to cost a night's reconciliation, checks every holder against the chain, and reports precisely what happened rather than a single ambiguous status.

Fault-tolerant settlement — revenue settlement now checkpoints every cohort as it lands and resumes automatically, so distribution completes reliably without manual intervention.

Self-healing schedule — settlement always covers the full elapsed period, catches up on its own, and verifies against the chain after every run.

Precise yield accounting — cost basis is now tracked proportionally across deposits, claims and withdrawals, so your claimable yield is exact no matter how often you claim.

Point-in-time distribution history — your distribution log shows the exact share you held at each settlement, reconstructed from chain state.

Complete yield visibility — claimed and unclaimed yield are shown across the Explorer and always reconcile to what's settled on-chain.

Clear testnet labelling — payouts are explicitly marked as test USDC on Base Sepolia.

Security hardening live across the stack — decimal-safe money handling, chain-reorg recovery, distribution maths, and single-use signed profile updates.

Second-round security pass — a further seven findings closed across the admin surface, on-chain reads and API authentication.

First on-chain revenue distribution — GPU rental income settles into the vault and credits every holder pro-rata, lifting NAV per share for the first time.

Claim your yield to your wallet any time, while your principal stays invested and keeps compounding.

Distribution log — every settlement, your share of it, and the transaction behind it. Claims now show as their own event, not as an exit.

One number everywhere — revenue is computed once, so the Explorer, your portfolio and the chain always agree. Settlement is priced on the period actually elapsed, net of operator and management fees.

Independent security review, round one — 20 findings (6 High, 8 Medium, 6 Low) fixed across contracts, backend and frontend, with the full report published.

Hardened redemptions and reporting — queued withdrawals no longer inflate NAV, exit fees apply on every path, the queue processes strictly in order, and chain reorgs are detected and rebuilt.

Profile updates now require a single-use signed challenge.

New Insights blog and public changelog, the brand unified as IX Finance, and structured data plus an /llms.txt index so AI assistants read the protocol accurately.

Migrated from BNB Chain to Base (Sepolia testnet) — the chain the protocol will launch on.

IX-CORE index — own the whole AI-infrastructure book in one NAV-anchored token, instead of buying assets one by one.

Live NAV & revenue from real Vast.ai GPU rates, verified on-chain — attested, not simulated.

Asset identity anchored on-chain (real machines + GPU serials), with constituents shown on a live globe.

Smoother buy flow, a Portfolio income view (APY, daily/yearly, claimable), and a visible redemption queue.

New IX brand and one home at ix.finance — landing, docs & testnet under one domain; all old links redirect.

Clearer earnings on the Explorer — protocol revenue now separates off-chain GPU rental income from on-chain settled revenue, so it's always clear what's real and on-chain versus operator-settled.

Yield transparency — claimed and unclaimed yield are shown distinctly, with on-chain revenue metrics ready to light up the moment the revenue vault ships.

New at-a-glance metrics — Available to Invest (open capacity in the 60% investor pool) and Annualized Yield across all assets, derived from real GPU rental rates.

Hardened investment integrity — investments and claims are now verified against their on-chain transactions, binding every recorded position and payout to a real on-chain event.

Agent Gateway — connect any AI agent (Claude and others) to browse assets, read yields, and monitor portfolios. Live and read-only, via a hosted endpoint — no install required.

Transparency & Proof of Reserve — a public on-chain asset registry with live NAV and reserve coverage, verifiable on-chain.

Auto-reinvest — opt in to automatically compound your distributions into more ownership (activates at launch).

Polished link previews and metadata across the platform.

Marketplace organized by sector — browse assets across AI Infrastructure (GPU, cluster, datacenter), Energy, and Real Estate, with a dedicated view for fully-owned assets.

Unified revenue reporting — 24h revenue is now consistent across the marketplace, dashboard, and Explorer, calculated from real GPU rental rates net of operator and management fees.

New public roadmap — a clear view of the journey from testnet to protocol launch, secondary market, and expansion.

Refined Explorer and dashboard — cleaner charts and clearer at-a-glance metrics.

Expanded asset base — the platform now offers 20 tokenized GPU compute assets spanning 37 NVIDIA H200 and H100-class GPUs, bringing assets under management to approximately $1.4M.

Redesigned marketplace and investment experience — a streamlined, single-page flow to review each asset's operator, ownership structure, funding status, and projected returns before investing.

Refined return analytics — yields are calculated from real GPU rental rates, net of operator and management fees, for a clear and transparent view of expected performance.

Transparent 60/40 ownership — each asset offers 60% to investors with 40% retained by IX, disclosed on every listing and represented on-chain by the IXD token.

Institutional-grade dashboard and Explorer — refreshed views of holdings, accrued yield, protocol earnings, assets under management, and live on-chain activity, with in-app access to protocol documentation.

Investing on mobile now works reliably — buying an asset no longer fails after you approve in your wallet.

Once you've approved a payment token, future purchases of it go through in a single tap — no repeat approval step.

Upgraded the wallet experience (now powered by Privy): a cleaner connect flow that stays locked to the testnet network, so you never end up on the wrong network.

New account menu in the top bar — copy your address, see your connected network, and disconnect in one click.

Added a one-tap network-switch helper for when a wallet lands on the wrong network.

Faster, more dependable connection under the hood, plus clearer messages when something goes wrong — no more generic "Network error".

Fixed a bug where your portfolio could show a large drop right after investing — Current Value now correctly reflects what you invested.

This was purely a display calculation issue: your actual holdings, tokens, and on-chain funds were never affected at any point.

Connected the GPU cluster data feed — assets are now minted on-chain with real specs and pricing instead of sample data.

Refreshed the interface: a new global top bar, a cleaner Explorer with Total Protocol Earnings and AUM charts, and an overlay side menu.

Mobile wallet connect now works across Trust Wallet, MetaMask mobile, and other WalletConnect wallets (fixed the "unsupported chain" error).

No signup, no email, no KYC — just connect a wallet and you're in.

Anyone can browse opportunities, the explorer, and platform stats publicly, before connecting.

New public Explorer showing protocol activity, total invested, and assets under management.

Added an Upcoming Assets showcase for GPU clusters and infrastructure coming to the platform.

IX Finance is live on testnet — fractional ownership of GPU compute infrastructure.

Token holders receive on-chain revenue distributions from GPU cluster income, claimable directly from the dashboard.