Stoa launched an RFQ marketplace for GPU and AI server trades
Stoa Markets' YC S26 founders want firm bids and transaction data to replace GPU deals conducted through calls, spreadsheets, and group chats.
By Ryan Merket · Published · Updated
Primary source: Stoa Markets
Why it matters
AI infrastructure is creating a large pool of owned and financed hardware without dependable resale prices. Stoa is betting that transaction workflow can become the market's pricing layer.
Berat Celik (@beratcelik0), Eren Berke Saglam (@erenberke0), and Kaan Yigit (@kaan_yigit0) launched Stoa Markets on July 31st, opening a request-for-quotation marketplace where institutions can buy and sell GPUs and AI servers through vetted counterparties.
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