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title: "Compute Labs Review 2026: GPU Vault Yields, Fees, and What You Actually Own"
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updated: 2026-11-12
description: "Compute Labs review 2026: a Solana token on GPUs in an SPV the company manages, one address that can mint or freeze it, a 1-year lockup and no redemption; '57.36% APY' and '48% LIVE' on the home page beside the company's own 44% figure that includes return of capital."
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# Compute Labs Review 2026: GPU Vault Yields, Fees, and What You Actually Own

What does a Compute Labs GPU vault investor actually own? The help center says 'You, the investor, hold legal title' and that each GPU is 'bound to an SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) fully managed by Compute Labs'. What the subscription agreement grants, and where a holder stands relative to the senior lender that financed part of the one public vault, are set in documents that are sign-in only. On chain, the investor holds a Solana token whose mint and freeze authorities sit with one wallet address; US investors are locked up for a year and no redemption right is described. The company's own dated figure for that vault, 32 NVIDIA H200s, is distributions of 'roughly 44% annualized' through September 2, 2026, which it says combine income and return of capital.

AltStreet score: 23.8 (F), scored November 12, 2026. Method: https://altstreet.investments/platforms

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Platform | Compute Labs |
| What it is | Tokenized GPU vaults (Solana tokens tied to GPUs held through company-managed SPVs, offered as Regulation D securities to accredited investors) and a GPU financing marketplace for operators and lenders |
| Asset class | Rental revenue from data center GPUs, paid in USDC to token holders; GPU debt and equity deals arranged through the Financing Platform |
| Website | computelabs.ai |
| Review first published | November 12, 2026 |
| Last updated | November 12, 2026 |
| AltStreet relationship | None: no affiliate, sponsorship or partnership |

## The short version

What you own: a token on Solana (a GNFT for a whole GPU, or fractional 'miniGPU' tokens) and whatever the subscription agreement gives you. The help center says 'You, the investor, hold legal title. Each GPU is bound to an SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) fully managed by Compute Labs. This SPV contracts with the operator managing the hardware' and that 'Ownership is guaranteed through the subscription agreement tied to the SPV'. The subscription agreement and the SPV documents are sign-in only, so whether a holder owns a GPU, an interest in the SPV or a contractual right to its revenue is open on the public record. So is the holder's position against the senior lender: the company says a senior facility at about 15%, refinanced to 12% in April 2026, financed part of its one public vault, and the lender, its security and its ranking are not published. On chain, one wallet address (eavGSz...jC4) is both mint authority and freeze authority for the miniGPU token; its signing arrangements are not public. US investors have a 1-year lockup, no redemption right or secondary venue is named, and the Terms put disputes in BVI arbitration. What the vault has paid: the company's internal, unaudited actuals for 32 NVIDIA H200s bought for $1.1 million in July 2025 report $502,000 'distributed to owners' through September 2, 2026 and distributions of 'roughly 44% annualized', a figure it says combines income and return of capital; $502,000 is 45.6% of $1.1 million on AltStreet's arithmetic, against the article's 'approximately 55%', and the article does not state the base it used. On chain (derived, every transaction of the payout wallet read): $434,726 USDC went to wallets that hold or held the token by September 2, 2026 and $515,497 left the wallet in all, the rest going to one wallet that holds no token. Compute Labs' reported distributions fall between the two on-chain totals. The public records reviewed leave the difference unexplained and do not establish what the other transfers paid for. What the pages advertise: '57.36% APY' in the home page hero and '48%' 'LIVE' 'Avg. APY' lower down, with no stated method, and a 31.5% 'Steady Market IRR' for the H200 deal from a model with no debt and no Compute Labs fee. The only Form D under the Compute Labs name is a Sydecar series that filed for $154,500 sold to 3 investors, signed by Sydecar, whose holding is not stated, so it is not treated here as a vault offering. The site publishes six different minimums, and a contact page offers a 'Retail Purchaser' tier to 'Buy managed GPU units without securities' beside a help center that says the vaults are 'for accredited investors only'.

- **Mint + freeze** One wallet address holds both the mint authority and the freeze authority of the miniGPU token (supply 3,194.763637, 148 holder accounts, none frozen). The help center says each GPU sits in an SPV 'fully managed by Compute Labs'; the documents that set holders' rights are sign-in only. (AltStreet Solana reads, November 12, 2026; help center)
- **57.36% / 48%** Home page hero '57.36% APY' (server-supplied, no basis stated) and '48%' 'LIVE' 'Avg. APY' (fixed text) on the same page; '58.3%' 'Live APY' on the platform page, fixed text unchanged since October 15, 2026; 'up to 60%' on the contact page. Different figures with no stated method or date, not one measure. (computelabs.ai, November 12, 2026 UTC)
- **'44% annualized'** The company's own figure for the H200 vault: 'cash distributed to owners, combining income and return of capital', $502,000 distributed through September 2, 2026 on a $1.1 million fleet; internal actuals, unaudited. 'Distributions are not total returns', the article says. (Compute Labs research article, September 15, 2026)
- **31.5% Est. IRR** The H200 deal's 'Steady Market IRR', a model output: $2.60 an hour, 80% utilization, 20% to the operator, 0% Compute Labs fee, no debt, five years. The company's article says a senior loan at about 15%, refinanced to 12%, financed part of the fleet. (platform.computelabs.ai deal JSON, updated October 15, 2026)
- **$464,943 USDC** Sent by the payout wallet to 121 wallets that hold or have held the miniGPU token, in 2,859 transfers from July 15, 2025 to November 11, 2026, with a payment in every month. A further $155,939.56 went, from July 2026, in 126 transfers to one wallet that holds no token, including eleven daily payments of 1,262.351205 USDC in November 2026. The company's article puts distributions at $502,000 to September 2, 2026; USDC to holder wallets by that date was $434,726, and all USDC out of the wallet by that date was $515,497. Compute Labs' reported distributions fall between the two on-chain totals. The public records reviewed leave the difference unexplained and do not establish what the other transfers paid for. (AltStreet Solana reads, every transaction parsed, derived; cash transfers that include return of capital, not a yield)
- **$154,500** Filed as sold to 3 investors by 'Compute Labs Apr 2026 a Series of CGF2021 LLC', a Sydecar-administered series signed by Sydecar's general manager; no Compute Labs person is named and the notice does not say what the series bought. AltStreet located no other Form D under the Compute Labs name. (Form D 0002130983-26-000001, filed April 28, 2026)
- **Six minimums** None ('For offerings on our website'), $2,500 per unit ('Retail Purchaser'), $10,000 ('Individual Investor'), $100,000 (off-site placements), $250,000 ('Institutional Investor') and '$500K minimum to invest', all live on the same day. (help center, contact and invest pages, November 12, 2026 UTC)

Data note: Site figures as captured on November 12, 2026 between 02:41 and 02:59 UTC; Wayback captures dated individually. The H200 actuals are the company's internal figures as of September 2, 2026, unaudited. Chain figures are AltStreet's read-only Solana reads on November 12, 2026 (derived); every successful transaction of the payout wallet from July 15, 2025 to November 11, 2026 was parsed (5,369). Recipients are classed as holder wallets if they hold the miniGPU token at the read or held it in a mint or staking transaction; AltStreet did not identify who owns any wallet. A chain read proves token balances, authorities and USDC transfers recorded on Solana; it does not prove that the GPUs exist, who owns them, what the SPV holds, what the operators pay or where the payer wallet's USDC comes from. Form D figures as reported on the notice. Percentages and per-unit figures on the company's numbers are AltStreet's arithmetic.


## Key figures

| Figure | What it is | Context |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 'Fully managed by Compute Labs' | What sits behind a vault token, in the company's words; the SPV, its documents and the operator are not named or published. | On chain, one wallet address is both mint authority and freeze authority of the miniGPU token (AltStreet Solana read, November 12, 2026). |
| 57.36% vs 44% | The figure with a stated cash basis sits below the headline figures, and the company says it is partly a return of capital. | The home page hero's '57.36% APY' (no basis stated) beside the company's own figure for its one public vault: distributions 'averaged roughly 44% annualized', which it says combine income and return of capital (actuals as of September 2, 2026). Also live the same day: '48%' 'LIVE' 'Avg. APY' and '58.3%' 'Live APY', both fixed text in the site's code. Different figures with no stated method, not one measure. |
| $502,000 = 45.6% | Distributed to owners of the $1.1 million H200 fleet through September 2, 2026, per the company; the same article calls it 'approximately 55% of the fleet's original purchase price' (AltStreet's arithmetic: 45.6%). | The article says its 44% annualized figure is 'cash distributed to owners, combining income and return of capital'; the base behind 55% and 44% is not stated. |
| 1,262.351205 USDC a day | Paid by the payout wallet each day from November 1 to 11, 2026 to one wallet that holds no vault token: 13,885.86 of the 22,798.56 USDC that left the wallet in that period (AltStreet Solana reads, derived). | The chain records the payment, not its purpose; the sources read do not say who the recipient is. |
| $154,500, 3 investors | The only Form D under the Compute Labs name: a Sydecar series, signed by Sydecar, Rule 506(b) and 3(c)(1), filed April 28, 2026. 'Filed for', not raised. | The notice does not say what the series bought, so it is not treated as the vault offering. |


## Verdict

Compute Labs offers accredited investors a share of the rental income from specific data center GPUs, through a Solana token tied to an SPV the company manages, and it pays USDC to holders' wallets that anyone can read. For its one public vault it also publishes a model with its inputs and a dated, internal account of fourteen months of actuals that says plainly that distributions are not total returns. What an investor cannot tell from the public record is what they own (title, membership or contract), who can sign for the address that can mint or freeze the token, who the operator, lender and insurer are, how the headline yields are computed, what base the company's own 55% and 44% use, and what the payments to a wallet that holds no token are. The headline figures (57.36%, 48%, 58.3%, up to 60%) carry no method; the company's own dated figure is 44% including return of capital, and its model is 31.5% before debt and fees. Exit is a one-year lockup with no redemption and no named venue.

**Best for**

- Accredited investors who have read the subscription, SPV and hosting documents, accept company control of the SPV and the token, and treat the USDC as cash that includes return of capital on depreciating hardware.

**Look elsewhere if**

- You are comparing headline APYs.
- You need an independent administrator, custodian or audit.
- You may need the money back inside five years.
- You cannot see the offering documents before committing.

**Strengths**

- USDC payouts to the holder's own wallet, readable on chain since July 2025.
- A public model for the H200 deal with its inputs, and dated internal actuals with a stated distinction between distributions and total returns.
- Specific, identified hardware per vault (GPU model, count, location) rather than a pooled loan book.
- AltStreet located no regulatory action or court matter naming the company or its executives in the sources searched.

**Limitations**

- Headline yields with no stated method; two of them fixed text labeled 'LIVE'.
- Internal, unaudited actuals whose 'approximately 55%' is 45.6% of the stated purchase price, with no base given.
- One company address holds the mint and freeze authorities; the SPV is company-managed; no transfer agent, administrator or auditor named.
- Senior lender, operator, insurer and SPV unnamed; offering documents sign-in only.
- No redemption, a one-year lockup, no named secondary venue and no public end-of-term process.
- Minimums and fees stated several ways, and contact page tiers ('without securities', 'Risk-free') that need confirming.


## Who it fits

| Investor | Fit | Why |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Accredited investors who want exposure to GPU rental income and have read the subscription and SPV documents | neutral |  |
| Investors comparing headline yields across platforms | poor-fit |  |
| Investors who may need their money back before five years | poor-fit |  |


## Questions

**Is Compute Labs legit?**

Compute Labs Inc. is an operating company launched in March 2024, with a $3 million pre-seed led by Protocol Labs (its own July 2024 release), a public vault of 32 NVIDIA H200 GPUs that its own account says has paid $502,000 to owners through September 2, 2026, and a payout wallet on Solana whose USDC transfers to holders can be read on chain since July 2025. AltStreet located no SEC, FINRA or state regulatory action and no federal court matter naming the company or its executives in the sources searched (November 12, 2026), with the limits that state regulators' order databases were searched by web only and disputes under its Terms go to private BVI arbitration. It is not registered with FINRA or the SEC as a broker-dealer or adviser. Legit is not the same as low risk: the holder relies on a company-managed SPV, a token whose mint and freeze authorities sit with one company address, unnamed operator, lender and insurer, and documents that are sign-in only, and the headline yields on its pages state no method.

**What yield does Compute Labs pay?**

The pages show several figures on the same day, November 12, 2026 (UTC): '57.36% APY' in the home page hero (no basis stated), '48%' 'LIVE' 'Avg. APY' lower on the home page and on the invest page, '58.3%' 'Live APY' on the platform page and 'up to 60%' on the contact page; the 48% and 58.3% are fixed text in the site's code, and none states a period, a gross or net basis or the vaults it covers. The one figure with a stated basis is the company's own for its H200 vault: distributions 'averaged roughly 44% annualized' through September 2, 2026, which it says is 'cash distributed to owners, combining income and return of capital' and 'should not be perceived as a run rate'. The deal's 'Steady Market IRR' of 31.5% is a model that assumes no debt and no Compute Labs fee. Because the GPUs depreciate, part of any distribution is your own capital coming back; the documents read do not split income from return of capital.

**What do I actually own when I invest in a Compute Labs GPU vault?**

A token in your Solana wallet (a GNFT for a whole GPU or fractional miniGPU tokens) and whatever the subscription agreement gives you. The help center says 'You, the investor, hold legal title. Each GPU is bound to an SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) fully managed by Compute Labs' and that 'Even if Compute Labs ceases operations, the GPU remains the property of the NFT holder'; the Risk Disclaimer says the Tokens have no rights beyond those in a White Paper that is not published. The SPV's name, jurisdiction and operating agreement, the hosting agreement and the subscription agreement are sign-in only, so whether you own a GPU, a membership interest in the SPV or a revenue contract is something to read in those documents before investing. On chain, one company address can mint more miniGPU tokens and freeze holders' accounts.

**What is the minimum investment at Compute Labs?**

The company's pages give six answers on the same day: no minimum 'For offerings on our website' and $100,000 for off-site private placements (help center); '$500K minimum to invest' (invest page); $250,000 for an 'Institutional Investor', $10,000 for an accredited 'Individual Investor' and 'Starting at $2,500 per unit' for a 'Retail Purchaser' (contact page). The help center says vaults are 'for accredited investors only', with certain non-US investors admitted 'based on local regulations'. Which minimum applies to a given vault is set in its offering documents; ask before relying on any of them.

**What fees does Compute Labs charge?**

The sources disagree. The help center: after hosting, energy, rent and operator costs, 'net proceeds are split: 90% to investors, 10% to Compute Labs'. The GitBook: '10-15% of vault revenue, complemented by AUM-based management fees'. The H200 deal model: a 0% Compute Labs fee and a 20% operator share. The company's article on the H200 vault: a platform fee 'taken before distribution' of $11,371 through July 2026, Before any of these, the operator's share, hosting, power and marketplace fees are deducted, and on the H200 vault a senior loan at about 15%, refinanced to 12%, is paid. No AUM fee rate, carry or end-of-term fee is published.

**How do I get my money out of Compute Labs?**

There is no redemption right in any source read. US investors are locked up for a year ('After the 1-year Reg D lockup for US investors, NFTs may be sold in secondary markets'), international investors for up to six months; after that, a holder can try to sell the token to another eligible buyer, subject to the transfer restrictions in the documents and to a freeze authority held by one company address. No secondary venue is named, and the Risk Disclaimer says 'an active public market may not develop'. The H200 deal is modeled over five years, and nothing public says what happens at the end of the term.

**Who holds the GPUs, and who operates them?**

Per the help center, each GPU is held by an SPV 'fully managed by Compute Labs' that 'contracts with the operator managing the hardware', and the GPUs are hosted in contracted data centers and 'insured against fire, theft, and other physical risks'. For the H200 vault the deal page gives Montreal, Canada; the operator's name is blank in the deal data, the company's article says only 'a hosting partner', and no insurer is named. The SPV, the hosting agreement and the insurance policy are not public.

**Can I check Compute Labs' payouts on chain?**

Yes, the transfers. The dashboard's code names the payout wallet CLycV1whpEdB8qsqFS1WphRhEGwi3mTbdxW5GWexm9wH; it has sent USDC to holder wallets since July 15, 2025. Through November 11, 2026 it sent $464,943 to 121 wallets that hold or held the token and $155,940, from July 2026, to one wallet that holds no vault token, including eleven daily payments of 1,262.351205 USDC in November (AltStreet reads of every transaction, derived); the sources read do not say what those payments are. The company's '$502,000 distributed to owners' as of September 2, 2026 falls between the $434,726 sent to holder wallets and the $515,497 sent in all by that date. A chain read shows the transfers, not where the funding wallet's USDC comes from or whether it is GPU rent, so it does not reconcile the payouts to the vault's revenue. Check full addresses: lookalike addresses send dust to the payout wallet, a common scam pattern.

**How are Compute Labs vault distributions taxed?**

Not stated in any public source read. The help center says depreciation 'provides a tax shield that reduces taxable income', and the H200 model allocates depreciation to 'both' the investor and the company. Whether you receive a K-1, a 1099 or nothing, whether distributions are rental income, partnership income or return of capital, and who claims depreciation depend on the SPV's form and jurisdiction, which are not public; ask the company and a tax adviser.


## Evidence appendix

Platform website captured November 12, 2026.

Firecrawl captures and direct requests of www.computelabs.ai, platform.computelabs.ai and dashboard.computelabs.ai (November 12, 2026, 02:41 to 02:59 UTC), the help center's full export, the GitBook, the legal pages and PDFs, the public H200 deal JSON, page payloads and JavaScript bundles; Wayback captures from April 2024 to October 2026; read-only Solana reads of the GNFT and staking programs, the miniGPU mint and holders, and the payout wallet (every successful transaction parsed, July 15, 2025 to November 11, 2026); the Form D XML for CIK 2130983, EDGAR full-text search and two SPAC filings; CourtListener, BrokerCheck, IAPD, FinCEN, USPTO, UK Companies House and web search. AltStreet had no account and did not see the subscription agreement, SPV or hosting agreements, PPM, White Paper, investor dashboard data or the five private deals.

**Highlights**

- Help center: 'Each GPU is bound to an SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) fully managed by Compute Labs.'
- Chain: the miniGPU mint's mint authority and freeze authority are the same address, eavGSzu3G3NuhgasxRe7haup1hWdcbEaVBTFGiWjjC4.
- Home page: '57.36% APY' (server value) and '48%' 'LIVE' 'Avg. APY' (fixed text), same day.
- Company article: 'The 44% figure is cash distributed to owners, combining income and return of capital.'
- Company article: '$502,000 has been distributed to owners, approximately 55% of the fleet's original purchase price' ($502,000 / $1,100,000 = 45.6%, AltStreet's arithmetic).
- Deal page: 'This deal was originally modeled without debt, so we keep it as is even though a portion was financed later in the project.'
- Contact page: 'Retail Purchaser: Buy managed GPU units without securities'; help center: 'Currently, vaults are for accredited investors only'.
- Form D 0002130983-26-000001: $154,500 sold, 3 investors, signed by Sydecar's general manager.

**Primary source pages**

- www.computelabs.ai/en home page (November 12, 2026, 02:41 UTC): 'Fund the Next AI Factory'; hero 'View Live Returns' with '57.36% APY' (page payload 'initialApy: 57.36'); stats strip '48%' 'LIVE' 'Avg. APY', '100+ Active Partners', '80+ Deals underwritten' (translation file: 'stats':{'apy':{'value':'48%','label':'Avg. APY'}}); press card 'the company provides 20-50% yields'; 'Incubated by NVIDIA Inception VC Alliance'; 'We're Funding AI Infrastructure Through Private Placement'.
- www.computelabs.ai/en/invest: 'Avg. APY 48% paid monthly'; 'Deals underwritten 80+'; 'Check size $500K minimum to invest'; 'Target IRR 20%+' 'deal dependent'; H200 card 'Est. IRR 31.5%', '$850K committed', 'Target $1.1M', 'only 23% left'.
- platform.computelabs.ai/en: 'Live APY 58.3%', 'Target IRR 20%+', 'Total Yield Distribution $450k+' (JavaScript bundle: stats liveApy '58.3%', targetIrr '20%+', yieldDistribution '$450k+'; identical in the Wayback capture of October 15, 2026).
- www.computelabs.ai/en/contact: 'Potential Returns up to 60% APY'; 'Up to 60% Annual Returns'; 'Institutional Investor ... Minimum investment: $250,000'; 'Equipment Leasor: Risk-free returns through equipment leasing'; 'Individual Investor ... Start from $10,000 ... Must be accredited (US investors)'; 'Retail Purchaser: Buy managed GPU units without securities ... Starting at $2,500 per unit' (same text in the Wayback capture of August 14, 2025).
- platform.computelabs.ai/en/deals and /deals/nvidia-h200-4-servers-32-gpus with the JSON at /api/financing/deals/nvidia-h200-4-servers-32-gpus: six listings; 'Estimated returns are forward-looking projections. Not guaranteed.'; H200: 'Submitted Aug 15, 2025', 'Annual Revenue $583.1K', 'EBITDA $535.1K', 'Utilization Rate 80%', 'Steady Market IRR 31.5%', 'Investment Term 5yrs', 'As of Oct 15, 2026'; inputs baseHourlyRate 2.6, utilizationRate 80, onDemandReductionPercent 20, operatorSharePercent 20, clFeePercent 0, loanAmount 0, clCommittedAmount 250,000, committedInvestment 850,000, operator_name null.
- www.computelabs.ai/research/thirty-two-h200s-fourteen-months-what-the-actuals-show (September 15, 2026, updated September 21): '$619,022 in revenue, net of hosting, power, and marketplace fees'; '$611,290 has been earned and $502,000 has been distributed to owners, approximately 55% of the fleet's original purchase price'; 'Distributions have averaged roughly 44% annualized'; 'The 44% figure is cash distributed to owners, combining income and return of capital'; 'Our senior facility was priced at approximately 15%'; 'In April 2026, after eight months of payments, we refinanced at 12%'; 'Our platform fee, taken before distribution, totals $11,371 through July 2026'; chart 'MONTHS REPORTED 13', 'TOTAL ACTUAL REVENUE $573K', 'PAID TO INVESTORS $502K'.
- help.computelabs.ai (full export, November 12, 2026): what-does-compute-labs-do ('Compute Labs issues Regulation D securities backed by GPUs'); who-holds-title; gpu-ownership-rights; compute-labs-default; vault-investment-eligibility ('Currently, vaults are for accredited investors only'); minimum-investment; investor-returns and glossary ('90% to investors, 10% to Compute Labs'); payment-schedule ('Distributions are made monthly'); investment-liquidity ('After the 1-year Reg D lockup for US investors, NFTs may be sold in secondary markets'); custody-insurance; tax-benefits ('depreciated to 30% residual value over 5 years'); gnfts-minigpu-tokens-explained ('Tokens are implemented on Ethereum with Layer 2 scaling solutions'); investor-dashboard ('Avg. APY: Actual annual yield where actuals exist; otherwise the projected figure weighted by investment').
- Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Risk Disclaimer (Compute Labs Inc., 'Last Updated: October 13, 2026'): Terms s.3.2 eligible persons; s.19 'there may be no public or secondary market'; s.27 'governed by the laws of the British Virgin Islands'; s.29 BVI IAC arbitration, seat Road Town; s.30 jury and class-action waivers. Disclaimer: 'the Token has been designed as a permissioned token'; 'an SEC-registered transfer agent'; 'There is a high risk that a token holder could lose his/her entire contribution amount'; 'Tokens are Non-Refundable'; 'no promise of continuing payments'.
- Solana mainnet, read-only RPC, November 12, 2026: GNFT program 137Rp2WzBZRgpmXEDSf4op757YrqRypf66Z8aH9TQAQ3; GNFT collection Hz8NpMUk6wFmQ1eXHLfpWoDDHVbgjEAxDcMmVAZSKqjL; miniGPU mint FmUhzrXrH26LoT9MbKxUUwLhExHUeQqdVcKWU2UN3kD4 (supply 3,194.763637; mint and freeze authority eavGSzu3G3NuhgasxRe7haup1hWdcbEaVBTFGiWjjC4; 148 holder accounts, none frozen); staking program E6c4khNvvQEmWGWkVbogjk5t1ntN532jfpnhJReZgp6p (vault 342.527285); payout wallet CLycV1whpEdB8qsqFS1WphRhEGwi3mTbdxW5GWexm9wH (5,400 signatures, July 15, 2025 to November 11, 2026); funding wallet CLtrLzsCkqQVqQ4vWUJHc9s7Ys5yLJu9ddjfxS8y3rWi; recipient 65fhcXoRRVtg5ymWskWYZdg9AGpV7BmgK8TJgnyUK6Zj (1,262.351205 USDC daily, November 1 to 11, 2026).
- Form D 0002130983-26-000001 (filed April 28, 2026): 'Compute Labs Apr 2026 a Series of CGF2021 LLC'; Pooled Investment Fund, Venture Capital Fund; 06b, 3C, 3C.1; first sale 2026-04-24; offering and sold $154,500; 3 investors; related persons Sydecar LLC ('Administrator of the Issuer') and Brett Sagan; signed 'General Manager of Sydecar LLC, a Manager of the Applicant'.
- Voyager Acquisition Corp. II S-1, 0001829126-26-002248 (March 13, 2026): 'Mr. Hosseinion has been the head of growth at Compute Labs, an AI-focused company, since November 2024'. Black Hawk Acquisition Corp. 424B4, 0001829126-26-010292 (September 22, 2026): 'worked part-time from time to time providing consulting services for business growth for Compute Labs Inc.'; 'Part-time strategy consultant'.
- Wayback Machine: home 2024-07-21 ('GPU Restaking'); 2024-11-12 footer 'Compute Labs Holdings Ltd. (2146440)'; /invest 2025-01-18, 2025-07-12, 2025-09-09 ('Estimated RWA Yield 30% APY'); /en/contact 2025-08-14 ('up to 60% APY'); /en home 2026-06-29 ('40%' 'LIVE' 'Avg. APY'); platform.computelabs.ai/en 2026-10-15 ('Live APY 58.3%').


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