USD.AI, a stablecoin protocol focused on providing credit for AI, said it has launched CHIP governance and moved the standards for compute financing through sUSDai into a public governance process. According to the project’s post on X, proposals will go through at least four days of forum discussion under the CRFC process, followed by a Snapshot vote and, when execution is required, an onchain vote with a timelock. The first proposal will set the origination parameters for new sUSDai financing, including collateral, maximum utilization, and the Compute IQ standard. USD.AI described Compute IQ as an intelligent underwriting system built from GPU financing data that assigns a score out of 100 to each financing case.
USD.AI, a stablecoin protocol that provides credit for AI, said on X that it has launched CHIP governance. Standards for compute financing through sUSDai will now move through a public governance process.
Under the framework outlined by the project, proposals must go through at least four days of forum discussion under the CRFC process, followed by a Snapshot vote and, when execution is needed, an onchain vote with a timelock.
First proposal targets origination rules for new sUSDai financing
The first proposal will set the origination parameters for new sUSDai financing, covering collateral, maximum utilization, and the Compute IQ standard.
USD.AI said Compute IQ is an intelligent underwriting system built on GPU financing data, and that it scores each financing case on a 100-point scale.
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