#opg $OPG I kept refreshing the request page because something felt off.
The inference was already there. The fee had gone through. From a user perspective it looked done.
But the proof hadn't finalized yet.
That tiny delay changes how I think about OpenGradient.
For casual prompts it probably doesn't matter. But once another agent starts using that output to trigger trades approve actions or move value "response received" and "response verified" become two completely different milestones.
The interesting metric isn't just inference speed.
It's the space between payment acceptance and proof finality.
That gap quietly defines how much trust exists before verification catches up.
Most people benchmark latency.
I'm starting to think timing confidence is the metric that deserves more attention.
#OpenGradient #OPG $OPG
The inference was already there. The fee had gone through. From a user perspective it looked done.
But the proof hadn't finalized yet.
That tiny delay changes how I think about OpenGradient.
For casual prompts it probably doesn't matter. But once another agent starts using that output to trigger trades approve actions or move value "response received" and "response verified" become two completely different milestones.
The interesting metric isn't just inference speed.
It's the space between payment acceptance and proof finality.
That gap quietly defines how much trust exists before verification catches up.
Most people benchmark latency.
I'm starting to think timing confidence is the metric that deserves more attention.
#OpenGradient #OPG $OPG