GENESIS 3000ROBINHOOD CHAIN

Robinhood Chain · 3,000 NFTs · three tiers

Burn a gHASH.
Claim a stock.

gpuHASH Genesis is a 3,000-piece NFT collection where each card is tied to one tokenized stock — NVDA, AMD, or SPCX. Burn gpuHASH against your card every week and claim a share of that stock, plus a bonus in gpuHASH. The pools are funded by trading fees. Nothing is minted for the team.

1842 / 3,000 minted0.000415 ETH ≈ $1.002 left for this wallet
GENESIS / 0001
NVDA gpuHASH Genesis NFT
ACTIVE TIERNVDA
EDITION1 / 1,000
NETWORKRHC · 4663
01LIVE ON CHAIN
01 / MECHANISM

Four steps.
One share.

01

Mint

Pay $1 in ETH. The price follows the Chainlink ETH/USD feed, so it is always a dollar. Your card's tier — NVDA, AMD, or SPCX — is drawn at random the moment you mint. Exactly 1,000 of each exist. Three cards per wallet.

02

Get gpuHASH

gpuHASH is a plain ERC-20 launched on Pons v2. There is no premine, no team allocation, and no mint function. Every token in circulation was bought on the open market — including the ones in the reward pool.

03

Burn

During a weekly epoch, burn any amount of gpuHASH against your card. Burning is permanent: supply goes down, and you receive weight in that epoch — nothing else is promised yet.

04

Claim

When the epoch closes, the pools are snapshotted. Your claim is your weight divided by the total, times the pool. You receive the stock that matches your tier, and a bonus in gpuHASH from a pool shared by all three tiers.

02 / COLLECTION

Three cards.
Three stocks.
Same rules.

Each tier's stock pool is filled equally, whether ten people burn against it or a thousand. A quiet tier pays more per burner. That is deliberate: it is the only thing keeping the three pools balanced without anyone steering them.

Where the pools come from.

Every gpuHASH trade pays a creator fee in ETH. The Treasury contract claims it and splits it the same way every time:

Fee routing from trades: 10 percent each to NVDA, AMD, SPCX and gpuHASH buyback; 60 percent to operations

tradesETH
10%

NVDA pool

0.172 ETH waiting

10%

AMD pool

0.172 ETH waiting

10%

SPCX pool

0.172 ETH waiting

10%

gpuHASH buyback

0.172 ETH waiting

60%

operations

The stock share buys real tokenized stock on Uniswap v4 and sends it straight to the vault. The buyback share buys gpuHASH on the open market and sends it to the same vault. Buys are chunked, oracle-checked, and only happen during US market hours — when the feed is stale the ETH simply waits.

Anyone can trigger a harvest → harvest()

Right now.

Minted1,842 / 3,000
Vault1.824 NVDA · 0.963 AMD · 0.441 SPCX · 42,850 gpuHASH
This epoch231,000 gpuHASH burned · closes in 2d 4h
All time2.81M gpuHASH burned · 284 claims paid

Everything on this page is read from the contracts. There is no server.

Read this before you mint.

This system moves real tokenized securities through a permissionless contract. It has been tested against live mainnet state, but nothing here is insured, guaranteed, or reversible. These are the risks we know about.

Burning is final. Burned gpuHASH is gone whether or not the epoch pays anything.

Claims are shares, not amounts. Your payout depends on how much everyone else burned and how much the pool holds. It can be zero.

Stock tokens can be paused. The issuer can pause any stock token at any time. If that happens, your bonus still pays and the stock leg waits until the pause lifts. The issuer can also burn or upgrade the tokens; we cannot prevent it.

The fee stream can be redirected. The launch platform's operator holds a three-day-delayed power to change where creator fees go. We can respond inside that window; we cannot veto it.

Rewards track volume. If nobody trades gpuHASH, the pools do not fill. The mechanism keeps working; it just pays less.

You need a regular wallet. Minting is restricted to plain externally-owned accounts. Smart-contract wallets and delegated accounts are refused, by design, to stop bots from re-rolling tiers.

Jurisdiction. The tokenized stocks are securities that are not registered in the United States and are restricted from US persons and several other jurisdictions. The contract cannot check where you are. It is your responsibility to know whether you are allowed to hold these instruments. This is not an offer to sell securities.

Nothing here is financial advice. The team is not a broker, adviser, or custodian.

FAQ

Is there a whitelist?

No. Mint is open. If sybil minting becomes a problem, the remaining supply can be gated behind an allowlist — that switch exists in the contract and ships off.

Why is my tier random?

Because the alternative is worse. If you could choose, everyone would pick the tier they think will pay most, and the pools would be unbalanced from day one. Random draws keep exactly 1,000 in each.

Can I mint from a Safe / Coinbase Smart Wallet / Argent?

No. Only plain wallets (MetaMask, Rabby, Rainbow, a hardware wallet). This is the anti-bot boundary and it is intentional.

Why $1?

The mint is a distribution, not a fundraise. Operations are paid from the 60% fee share, not from mint revenue.

What is an epoch?

Seven days. Burns during the week earn weight; at the end anyone can close the epoch, which snapshots the pools. Then claims open.

Who can close an epoch or harvest fees?

Anyone. Both are permissionless so the system keeps running if the team disappears.

Can the team take the vault?

No. The vault has no withdraw, sweep, or rescue function and no upgrade path. The only admin power is pause, which stops payouts without moving anything.

Can the team change the rules?

The burn-and-claim logic sits behind a 48-hour timelock. Any change is visible two days before it can take effect. The NFT, the vault, the treasury, and the token itself cannot be upgraded at all.

What happens on weekends?

The stock price feeds go quiet. Purchases pause until Monday; the ETH waits in the treasury. Burning and claiming are unaffected.

Where does the 60% go?

To the operations wallet, automatically, on every harvest. It funds the team. It is not hidden and it is not negotiable after launch.

gpuHASH · Robinhood Chain · chain id 4663

Contracts: NFT · gpuHASH · BurnEngine · Vault · Treasury

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Tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain are issued by a third party and are not registered under the US Securities Act. They are restricted from US persons and other jurisdictions. Nothing on this site is an offer, solicitation, or advice. Use at your own risk.