Trie

An AI output is almost never the work of one party. Someone collected the data, someone trained the model, someone supplied the GPUs. By the time a result reaches a consumer, the structure of who contributed what is real and almost entirely invisible.

Trie makes that structure the marketplace. Models, datasets and compute are listed as assets, validated on-chain rather than asserted, and exchanged through the TRI token, so authenticity is something a buyer can check instead of something a seller claims.

Compensation follows contribution. Creators, dataset contributors and compute providers are rewarded through token incentives on the same recorded relationships that produced the output, rather than through a settlement negotiated afterwards.

The network rests on four layers: edge-ready compute, AI security and governance, verifiable data, and on-chain AI capital, with DePIN providers supplying physical infrastructure and validators building reputation on-chain.