OctonetAI

OctonetAI is an AI project on Solana. It launched in November 2024 with the OCTO token. It rented out GPU time through OctoGPU and planned a network of home GPU nodes called OctoNode. In May 2025 it shipped OctoMCP, a tool that builds Solana programs from plain-English prompts.

OctonetAI appears to be inactive as of October 2026. Its X account has not posted since 1 January 2026. Its docs site no longer opens, and some of its apps return errors. The main website is still online and the OCTO token still trades in small amounts. We found no sign that work on the project goes on.

Is OctonetAI still active?

OctonetAI shows no public activity after 1 January 2026. We checked its official channels on 13 October 2026 and found most of them silent or offline.

• The OctonetAI X account last posted on 1 January 2026. Before that it posted several times a week.
• The docs address, docs.octonet.ai, now redirects to a GitBook sign-in page. The public documentation and roadmap are no longer readable.
• The OctoGPU and OctoVPN app links on the website both return "404 Not Found". The OctoWallet app still loads.
• The domain octomcp.xyz does not resolve. The open-source OctoMCP client sends its build and deploy requests to that domain.
• The last commit in the project's GitHub organisation that we could find is dated 22 November 2025.

The OctonetAI website is still up and still lists the full product suite. Its footer carries a 2024 copyright. The team has not published a shutdown notice, so "inactive" here describes what we observed. It is possible the project returns.

What OctonetAI built: OctoGPU, OctoNode and the AI tool suite

OctonetAI built a set of AI services that used Solana for payments and rewards. The plan had two sides. People with spare graphics cards would rent them out. AI developers would rent that power for less than a big cloud firm charges.

OctoGPU came first. It was a pay-as-you-go GPU rental service, and the project said it was live at launch in November 2024. OctoNode was the supply side. You would run a small node app, connect a wallet, share an idle GPU and earn OCTO.

The website lists many more products. OctoWallet is a chat assistant for Solana assets. There is also OctoVPN, OctoCloudGaming, OctoTerminal and OctoTools. A group of machine-learning tools rounds out the list: OctoModels, OctoTune, OctoCloud, OctoMarket and OctoAgents.

That is 14 products from a team that never named its members. We could confirm working software for only a few of them. We found no public figures for GPU supply, node counts or paying users. The website's own numbers, such as "15,000+ satisfied clients", come with no source.

OctoMCP: build Solana programs from AI prompts

OctoMCP is the OctonetAI product with the clearest public record. It entered beta on 20 May 2025, the date of the first commit in the octomcp GitHub repository.

OctoMCP uses the Model Context Protocol, a standard that lets an AI assistant such as Claude call outside tools. You describe a program in plain English. The tool validates the code, compiles it with Rust and Anchor, and deploys it to Solana devnet or mainnet. It can also return the source, the compiled binary and the interface file, and generate a basic web front end.

Two things limit it. The client is open source, but the compiling and deploying happened on OctonetAI's own servers, and that server domain no longer resolves. The setup also asks you to put a wallet private key in a config file, which is risky with any third-party build service. The repository has 10 commits, the last on 9 June 2025.

A May 2025 press release from the project promised an "AI Audit" system to review Solana programs for security flaws. The website now says OctoMCP supports AI audits. We could not test this, and no sample audit report is public.

Octo x402 facilitator and OctoTrader

In late 2025 OctonetAI turned to x402. This is an open standard that lets software pay for an API call with a stablecoin. We explain it in our guide to x402 payments on Solana.

OctonetAI said its Octo x402 facilitator went live on 5 November 2025. A facilitator is the service that checks and settles an x402 payment for a seller. The project said its version charged no fee and worked on Solana, Base, Polygon and other chains.

Later that month it published the x402 Vibetool repository. This tool writes seller and payer code from inside an AI assistant.

The same posts promised an x402 playground, a marketplace and a token launchpad on Solana. We found no sign that any of them shipped. The same goes for OctoTrader, an AI trading agent the project teased in October 2025.

OCTO token: supply, allocation and contract address

OCTO is OctonetAI's token on Solana. Its mint address is 4CoTCzobYt38zVbSieZxcmz2CCs8kmZJ6wnbj8HWocto, and the total supply is 100 million, per CoinMarketCap.

The token launched in November 2024 through a presale, and it trades against SOL in a Raydium pool. The IQ.wiki entry from that month gives the split. A fifth of supply went to the presale and a fifth to the trading pool. The project kept the other 60% for the team, development, marketing, exchange listings and rewards. We found no public lock-up or release schedule for that share.

The project said OCTO would be used for staking, votes, rewards for OctoNode owners and access to paid AI features. With most apps offline, we could not confirm that any of these work.

OCTO peaked at about 33 cents in December 2024, per CoinMarketCap. In October 2026 it trades near a tenth of a cent, and very little changes hands each day. Other tokens on Solana use the OctonetAI name or the OCTO ticker but have no link to the project. Check the mint address before you trade.

Who OctonetAI was for

OctonetAI was aimed at two groups. The first was small AI developers and crypto builders who wanted cheap GPU time and ready-made models without a cloud contract. The second was people new to Solana development who wanted to ship a simple program without learning Rust.

Both groups face the same limit today: the service has to be running. If you need GPU time or an AI coding tool for real work, you need docs you can read and a team that answers. OctonetAI has neither right now. The OctoMCP and x402 Vibetool code is still on GitHub, and it is mostly useful to read and learn from.

OctonetAI risks: is OctonetAI safe?

The main risk with OctonetAI is abandonment. The evidence above points to a project that stopped shipping and communicating around the start of 2026, with no notice to token holders.

Other risks are worth knowing.

• No named team. The only person named in official material is a press contact on the May 2025 release.
• No security audit. We found no third-party audit of any OctonetAI software.
• No on-chain programs on record. Compass has no program addresses for OctonetAI, so there is no upgrade authority to check. The products ran on the team's own servers, which means they stop when the servers do.
• Concentrated supply. The project kept 60% of OCTO with no published lock-up.
• Unverified endorsement. The May 2025 press release claimed the "backing" of Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko. It quoted no statement from him and described no investment.
• Thin liquidity. With very low daily volume, even a small sale can move the OCTO price sharply.