Injective has launched the Super Intelligence Compute Index, SICI, which lets traders take positions on Nvidia GPU rental prices through onchain perpetuals with up to 10x leverage. Injective released the index on October 26.
SICI combines five Nvidia GPU rental rates into a single benchmark built from hourly compute marketplace data. The H100 carries a 40% weight, the B200 25%, the H200 15%, the A100 10% and the RTX 4090 10%.
A day later, Injective unveiled Injective Options on testnet. The first release brings fully backed calls and puts across six markets: SICI, US500, US Tech, gold, silver and oil. Every option is collateralized with native Injective USDC, and developers can use the same infrastructure to launch their own options exchanges and derivatives products.
The new markets sit on top of a growing real-world asset business. Injective says its RWA perpetuals passed $1.1 billion in trading volume this year by October 18, with more than $230 million in the month before. By MSB Intel's count, those markets traded $215,481,996 in September, 2.25 times June's $95,583,706.
Nearly half of all markets on Injective are now tied to tokenized assets. Injective lists 135 of them across equities, FX, commodities, indices and pre-IPO assets, and says they have driven over $6.8 billion in cumulative volume. It earlier launched the first onchain H100 rental market, the AIX index and pre-IPO perpetuals for OpenAI, SpaceX and Anthropic.
The timing lines up with a change in the US. Single-stock perpetual futures can now trade on CFTC-registered exchanges, and Injective notes it has run equity perps since 2025. "Onchain is next, and the rails already exist," Injective said.