Two different prices exist for the same chip, and confusing them is how collateral gets mis-valued. A quote is what supply is offered at. An executed price is what hardware actually sold for. We publish both, side by side, never blended — with the sample size behind every median and the spread between the two.
Quote lane: aggregated institutional supplier quotes, volume-weighted, via Compute Exchange. Executed lane: retail secondary transaction medians via CCIR (ccir.io), drawn largely from single-card and small-lot sales — a different channel from the quotes, and shown beside them rather than merged. Asks lead and overstate executed prices. No figure here is an appraisal, a quote to you, or investment advice. Confidence grades: A = three or more independent sources with executed-transaction evidence; B = two independent sources; C = single source or carried forward, flagged. See Methodology.