What must hold before anything is sold

These conditions are not built yet; each is a roadmap item of Stado, and selling without it costs more than it earns:

The model may be sold. Per-token sales serve a model under its license and its base model's. A repository that declares no license, or forbids commercial use, is not sold.
A renter reaches only what it rented. A rented board runs a stranger's container on a fleet host. Before listing, the host must show that the container reaches its own board, disk and the internet, and none of the host's credentials, agent, registry or local network.
The board comes back. A marketplace's on-demand contract cannot be ended before its end date, even by withdrawing the offer, so the end date is kept short and renewed while the board stays idle.
Only free boards are offered. A host with one board held by an inference deployment offers its other boards, not none.
The cost is whole. An owned hour costs the energy above the board's idle draw, priced in the tariff's currency converted at a declared rate, plus the hardware's purchase price spread over its declared service life. Energy alone overstates the margin; whole-board energy understates it.
The line allows it. A listed host's uplink is measured and published, and the internet contract allows commercial hosting.
Maintenance is announced. Fleet work that takes a listed host down first schedules maintenance with the marketplace, so the host's reliability score, which decides how often it is rented, does not fall.
The decision is measured. Prices, occupancy, per-token prices and throughput are read before choosing what to sell. A board-hour goes to the use with the highest measured margin, where the fleet's own waiting work has a declared value, and a source whose margin stays negative is withdrawn.
Outside customers can reach it. A public entrance that needs no tailnet, per-caller metering and the selling product's own launch approvals come before any customer outside the fleet.
A failing host is withdrawn before it breaks a contract. A host whose board, disk, link or agent starts failing withdraws its other offers and announces maintenance for the contract in place.
The fleet as a whole earns. The work is judged by one answer: over a window, the fleet's income from every source less its measured cost, naming each host and source that lost money.

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