> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.capital.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Browse the markets

Click **Markets** in the rail. Two tabs, one per kind of contract ([what they are](https://docs.capital.ai/compute/overview.md)).

## GPU Markets

The benchmark contracts: one row per GPU model and month, such as `H100SXM-11-26`, `H200-12-26`, `B200-10-26`.

![GPU Markets](https://mintcdn.com/capital-ai/2r_nz6EQ_1nQxtlD/images/markets-gpu.jpg?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=2r_nz6EQ_1nQxtlD\&q=85\&s=ca899577c7507ede29b6b4705dcbcfb8)

| Column | What it is |
| - | - |
| **Asset** | The contract. Click it to open its [trade page](https://docs.capital.ai/app/trade.md). |
| **Last Price** | The last trade, in USD per GPU-hour. |
| **24H Change** | Over the range you pick at the top right: **24H**, **7D**, **1M** or **ALL**. |
| **Volume (GPU-hours)** | Traded over that range. |
| **Contract Price** | The same last price as whole dollars per contract: what one GPU for the whole month costs. |

Filter by **GPU** model or **Month**. Click a column header to sort.

## BASIS Markets

Providers' contracts: one row per basis and month, such as `BBA-11-26` (Pittsburgh) or `KVR-10-26` (Dallas).

![BASIS Markets](https://mintcdn.com/capital-ai/2r_nz6EQ_1nQxtlD/images/markets-basis.jpg?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=2r_nz6EQ_1nQxtlD\&q=85\&s=8a7ed7e4c7b528376866912c327b1ac1)

The extra columns say whose machines they are: **Identifier** (the basis code), **Location** and **GPU** model. Most BASIS books trade rarely: you get these contracts by [buying a listing on Offtake](https://docs.capital.ai/app/offtake.md), and sell them here if you don't need them.

Filter by **Identifier**, **Location** or **Month**, or type in **Search**.

## Popular markets

Home's **Popular markets** panel is a shortcut to the busiest books. **Show More** opens Markets.

From code: the live book is session-only today; [Orders](https://docs.capital.ai/compute/orders.md) covers what the API can do.


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