GPT-6 Sol is seriously FAST.
Faster creation and fewer tokens mean more room to experiment: change a mechanic, refine the controls, or take an idea somewhere unexpected.
With Sol now available on Combos Fun @CombosFun_AI, you can build your game, publish it, and share it with friends and community players.
This is Neon Vector, a hovercraft racer from the Combos Fun community. It makes me want to try a racing idea of my own.
Start small. Give people something they can play.
Starter prompts in the first reply.
Made over $161K off $PAID, sold it all today.
$119 → $161K (1352x for me)
ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS LISTEN TO THE FIRST CALLOUT..
I begged you to buy $PAID - it did 864x
I begged you to buy $PONS - it did 521x
I begged you to buy $CATE - it did 693x
I begged you to buy $STONK - it did 447x
I will send another CA at 10K MC soon, comment "ME" if you want it. 😉
Two kinds of die. One can mine. One is still real and emits nothing.
An unverified die is still real. It has an id, a netlist, an owner, a license fee. Someone can instantiate it and pay you in BNB. It emits no $WFR. Pretty metadata does not mint. A picture of the gates does not mint.
A verified die is one where a signer re-ran the vectors. The signature covers the author, the netlist hash, the cost in NAND and LATCH, the exact licensed dependencies, and a deadline. You cannot take that signature and staple it onto a different circuit, and you cannot drop the licenses the graded netlist used. Then, and only then, the die can be pointed, and its weight enters the daily split.
Dead logic does not get you there. Gates that cannot reach an output are not part of the design. They burn nothing and they weigh nothing.
So when you look at a die page, look at the flag before you look at the art. Verified can mine. Not verified can still be a part. It just does not earn emissions.