OpenJEV Capacity
The Public Loop
Explore Pons sweeps, creator fees, and the request coverage those fees could support.
Introducing OpenJEV ············· The market moves. The thinking is on us.
OJ.0S1
OpenJEV is live: a public door to Jev, TypeSafe’s System One model.
Sign in, get a key, and make your first call.
The intelligence layer, opened.
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fees in, intelligence out
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| calls covered | — | |
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≈ jev calls covered
fees generated
typed answers
unlimited jev
game of life
Trading activity can fund more than a market. It can fund the intelligence people build with. OpenJEV channels creator fees from $JEV trading into a treasury that pays for Jev inference, turning onchain activity into practical infrastructure for developers.
The result is public access to fast, structured AI decisions without requiring developers to purchase credits or hold the token. More fee revenue expands the inference capacity the treasury can support. Our ambition is to make intelligence a shared resource: something developers can put into everyday software, with funding that is visible and utility that extends beyond the token itself.
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fees generated
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≈ jev calls covered
TypeSafe’s launch tape. Diogo Almeida on what Jev is, why System One exists, and why it is not chat.

TypeSafe’s launch tape. Jev on the left, an LLM on the right. Same questions. Parallel answers versus tokens.

OpenJEV Capacity
Explore Pons sweeps, creator fees, and the request coverage those fees could support.
Treasury Split
lifetime
$0.00
escrow now
$0.00
in flight
$0.00
≈ calls
0
Lifetime fees pay for unlimited Jev. Claimable is what sits in escrow right now. Coverage is how many System One calls that earned total can buy.
No. OpenJEV is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by TypeSafe AI. Jev is TypeSafe’s model; OpenJEV gives public access to it through OpenRouter.
Get a key and call System One. $JEV trading fees pick up the bill.
Trading activity can fund more than a market. It can fund the intelligence people build with. OpenJEV channels creator fees from $JEV trading into a treasury that pays for Jev inference, turning onchain activity into practical infrastructure for developers.
The result is public access to fast, structured AI decisions without requiring developers to purchase credits or hold the token. More fee revenue expands the inference capacity the treasury can support. Our ambition is to make intelligence a shared resource: something developers can put into everyday software, with funding that is visible and utility that extends beyond the token itself.
$79,931
fees generated
986,807,502
≈ jev calls covered
TypeSafe’s launch tape. Diogo Almeida on what Jev is, why System One exists, and why it is not chat.

TypeSafe’s launch tape. Jev on the left, an LLM on the right. Same questions. Parallel answers versus tokens.

OpenJEV Capacity
Explore Pons sweeps, creator fees, and the request coverage those fees could support.
Treasury Split
lifetime
$79,931
escrow now
$9,517
in flight
$0.00
≈ calls
986,807,502
Lifetime fees pay for unlimited Jev. Claimable is what sits in escrow right now. Coverage is how many System One calls that earned total can buy.
OJ.0S1
OpenJEV is live: a public door to Jev, TypeSafe’s System One model.
Sign in, get a key, and make your first call.
The intelligence layer, opened.
—
--.--.--
fees in, intelligence out
| fees generated | $79,931 | |
| calls covered | 986,807,502 | |
| pons sweeps | 4,389 | |
| usd per call | $0.000081 | |
| earned on chain | 29.6913 ETH |
≈ jev calls covered
fees generated
typed answers
unlimited jev
game of life