Injective (INJ)has launched the Super Intelligence Compute Index, an onchain benchmark tracking five Nvidia GPU rental rates with a perpetual market.

Injective (INJ)said on Monday, Oct. 26, 2026, that it has launched the Super Intelligence Compute Index, or SICI, an onchain benchmark tied to the hourly rental cost of five Nvidia GPUs and paired with a perpetual market on mainnet. The move extends Injective’s push to list markets linked to real-world assets and AI infrastructure, while giving traders direct exposure to a compute input that is increasingly central to advanced artificial intelligence.

According to Injective, SICI tracks the hourly rental price of five Nvidia GPUs at fixed weights built on the LO:TECH Compute Index. The basket includes the Nvidia H100 SXM 80GB at 40%, the B200 at 25%, the H200 at 15%, the A100 SXM 80GB at 10% and the GeForce RTX 4090 at 10%. Injective said the H100 carries the largest weight, so its rental price has the biggest influence on the index. The company framed the inclusion of the 4090 as a way to capture the lower end of the compute market used for inference, fine-tuning and open-source model workloads.

Injective said the index is built and priced by LO:TECH, which it described as a London-based capital markets firm operating across more than 80 venues, including Coinbase, Kraken and OKX. The methodology described by Injective says LO:TECH captures venue-level data directly, validates observations and applies outlier controls before inclusion. Each GPU is rebased to 100 at the July 22, 2026 daily fixing, and the five levels are combined using fixed weights.

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