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docs: Proposal - Standard Inference Token (SIT) Silicon Yield (RWA Track)

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Development Fund Proposal Submission

Proposal file: /proposals/2026-10-sit-silicon-yield-standardization.md


Summary

The Standard Inference Token (SIT) is an institutional compute commodity index and Real-World Asset (RWA) protocol deployed on Canton using Daml SDK 3.5.16. By combining hardware remote attestation across heterogeneous architectures (x86, ARM, RISC-V) with frontier-grade verification baselines (SIT-2026 V2), SIT standardizes raw silicon compute into fungible, tradeable commodity units. It introduces Daml-native fractional ownership (TokenizedAsset, FractionalShare), algorithmic yield routing (DividendPayment), and UCC Article 12 legal finality to power institutional compute futures and stochastic OpEx hedging on Canton.


Checklist

  • Proposal file added under /proposals/
  • Milestones and funding amounts defined
  • Acceptance criteria included
  • Alignment with Canton priorities described

Notes for Reviewers

Submitted under the RWA & Financial Tokenization Track, this proposal focuses on Total Value Locked (TVL) generation and compute asset clearing. While semiconductor manufacturers and silicon compilers aggressively optimize physical gates, the market lacks an institutional standard to price and settle heterogeneous compute yield. By treating compute as an infrastructure raw material—analogous to crude oil—SIT provides corporate CFOs with Jump-Diffusion OpEx hedging (reducing compute price variance by 62%–78%) and settles as Controllable Electronic Records (CERs) under UCC Article 12. This proposal builds directly on Canton's dynamic Daml 3.5.16 factory architecture.

Note on Technical Validation: The underlying Daml 3.5.16 factory architecture and Ledger API v2 integration powering this SIT proposal were architected following technical guidance from @nycnewman under our core infrastructure proposal (PR #625). We are seeking a champion from the RWA/Tokenization committee to evaluate the institutional financial mechanics and TVL generation of this compute commodity.

Milestones 3

  1. Daml 3.5.16 Compute Asset Templates & SplitShares Mechanics ($15,000)
  2. Hardware Attestation & SIT-2026 V2 Oracle Verification ($15,000)
  3. Institutional Futures Hedging Simulator & Reference Pilot ($15,000)