THE RESERVE MODEL
Clarity, by design.
See how a reserve translates into capacity for useful work.
YOUR ASSUMPTIONS
Example values only. No funds are held or moved.
AVAILABLE CAPACITY
80,000
compute credits
Reserve balance$12,000.00
Committed usage− $2,400.00
Net available$9,600.00
$9,600.00 ÷ $0.12 = 80,000 credits
See what a credit can power What the numbers mean.
This is an interactive model, not a live reserve. Adjust the assumptions to explore how capacity changes.
Funds minus commitments.
Outstanding usage obligations are subtracted first. Only the remaining balance counts toward new work.
Capacity depends on cost.
Available credits are the net balance divided by the assumed cost per credit. A live system would need a published unit definition and current provider pricing.
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