First CT3 Storage Contracts Complete Their Full 60-Day Cycle

The first CT3 Storage Contracts have now successfully completed their full 60-day operating cycle, providing the first opportunity to evaluate the model based on completed contracts rather than projections.

From activation through final settlement, the contracts operated according to the conditions established for the service. Throughout the entire 60-day period, storage utilization remained above the guaranteed 80% threshold, income was generated during the active contract period, and upon completion the original contract value was returned to the holder in accordance with the contract terms.

This milestone allows us to look at the actual average performance of each Storage Contract category over a completed cycle.

Results of the First Completed Contracts

The figures presented in the accompanying table represent average values for completed contracts that were opened for a 60-day term.

They should not be interpreted as a fixed profitability rate for every Storage Contract. Each contract operates individually, and its final results depend on its actual storage utilization and operating performance throughout the contract period.

Spark — $500

Completed Spark contracts recorded an average storage utilization of 93.31%.

The average daily income was approximately $4.20, representing around 0.84% of the initial contract value per day.

Over the full 60-day period, the average income reached $252, equivalent to a 50.4% return on the original $500 contract value.

Following the completion of the contract, the original $500 was refunded, bringing the average total amount received to:

$752

In other words, an average completed Spark contract generated $252 in income, in addition to the return of the original contract value.

Core — $2,000

Core contracts maintained an average utilization rate of 91.27%.

Average daily income reached approximately $18.20, or around 0.91% per day relative to the original contract value.

Across 60 days, this resulted in an average total income of $1,092, representing a 54.6% return.

After the original $2,000 contract value was refunded, the average total amount received reached:

$3,092

Plus — $10,000

The average utilization of completed Plus contracts was 89.04%.

Despite having the lowest average utilization among the completed contract categories shown in the statistics, it remained comfortably above the guaranteed 80% threshold throughout the period.

Average daily income was approximately $101.07, or 1.01% of the contract value per day.

Over the full term, average income reached $6,064.20, corresponding to a 60.64% return.

Including the refund of the original $10,000, the average total amount received by the end of the cycle was:

$16,064.20

Prime — $25,000

Prime contracts demonstrated an average utilization rate of 95.04%.

Average daily income reached approximately $324.74, equivalent to around 1.3% per day.

Across the completed 60-day cycle, average income amounted to $19,484.40.

This represents an average return of 77.94% relative to the original $25,000 contract value.

After the initial contract value was returned, the average total amount received reached:

$44,484.40

Titan — $50,000

Titan contracts recorded one of the highest average utilization levels among the completed contracts at 96.82%.

Their average daily income was approximately $781.83, corresponding to around 1.56% per day.

Across 60 days, the average total income reached $46,909.80, or approximately 93.82% of the original contract value.

Following the refund of the original $50,000, the average total amount received was:

$96,909.80

Infinity — $100,000

Infinity contracts produced the highest average income among the first completed 60-day contracts.

Average storage utilization reached 92.94%, while average daily income was approximately $1,992.98, or around 1.99% of the initial contract value per day.

Over the full operating period, the average income generated by completed Infinity contracts reached:

$119,578.80

This corresponds to an average return of 119.52% over the 60-day contract period.

After the original $100,000 contract value was refunded, the average total amount received reached:

$219,578.80

What These Statistics Represent

It is important to distinguish between the contract value, the income generated by the contract, and the final amount received.

The percentage shown as total income represents the income generated during the 60-day operating period relative to the original contract value. The subsequent refund of the contract value is not included in this percentage.

For example, an average Spark contract generated a 50.4% return, or $252, during its operating period. At the end of the term, the original $500 was also returned, resulting in a total of $752 received.

The same principle applies to all other Storage Contract categories.

Every Storage Contract Is Individual

The statistics above represent averages across completed contracts and should not be considered a guarantee that another contract of the same category will produce exactly the same result.

Every Storage Contract is operated individually.

Even two contracts with the same initial value and the same duration may ultimately produce different levels of income. Their performance depends primarily on the actual utilization of the allocated storage capacity during the operating period.

This is also why daily income may fluctuate during the contract term rather than remain completely fixed.

The key contractual parameter is the utilization threshold. For the completed contracts included in this analysis, storage utilization remained above 80% throughout their entire 60-day operating period.

A Full-Cycle Confirmation of the Storage Contract Model

Until now, most Storage Contract statistics reflected contracts that were still actively operating.

The completion of the first 60-day contracts is therefore an important stage for CT3: for the first time, the complete lifecycle of the product can be evaluated from beginning to end.

The first contracts were activated, their storage capacity was utilized throughout the operating period, income was generated during the contract term, and after the 60-day period concluded, the contracts were fully completed with the original contract value returned.

The results demonstrate how the Storage Contract model performs across an entire completed operating cycle and provide a practical reference point for future contracts.

As more Storage Contracts reach the end of their respective terms, CT3 will continue to collect and publish performance statistics based on completed contract cycles.