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Mine NVIDIA with an NVIDIA. 60 seconds of GPU time, paid in tokenized NVDA, TSM and SK hynix. Robinhood Chain.

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[Fab @Fab_RWA]

Your GPU has three parents. NVIDIA designed it, TSMC etched it, SK hynix built the memory. You paid all of them once.

FAB is live: 60 seconds of GPU time, paid back in their stock tokens on Robinhood Chain.

CA: 0xc7db9a7034d061feca50f0a25636bcc83ca717d9

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[Fab @Fab_RWA]

Whatever is in your machine pays you. A 4090 pays NVDA, TSM, SK hynix. A MacBook pays AAPL, TSM, SK hynix. A Radeon pays AMD and TSM. An Arc pays Intel. FAB reads the chip, not your wallet, and the split follows who built it.

Bring your hardware.

[Fab @Fab_RWA]

$FAB in one paragraph for people who read contracts.

1,000,000,000 supply, all of it launched on the Pons v2 curve. 0% to the team. Liquidity locks permanently at graduation, nobody can pull it, including us. No emissions and no staking: $FAB is a key, not a reward. The rewards are stock tokens from a treasury contract you can read, paid to people who run GPUs. The token gates the fab, the fab pays in shares, and the two never mix.

[Fab @Fab_RWA]

The first voucher FAB ever signed, as a picture. Run 84004, Apple M1, 15 minutes of work, $0.11, four stock tokens, one transaction to claim. Small on purpose. The point is that it exists on chain and anyone can check it.

[Fab @Fab_RWA]

This is what a FAB payout looks like on chain.

Epoch 82810 closed in block 56321677. One Apple M1 in France ran for its trial, earned $0.11, and the fab signed it into 0.000158 AAPL, 0.000082 TSM, 0.000075 SK hynix and a sliver of the semis ETF.

The voucher is redeemable against the treasury with one transaction. Every payout leaves a receipt like this.

[Fab @Fab_RWA]

Mining needs $FAB. The wallet you mine with holds at least 50000 of $FAB and signs a 24-hour mining pass, a message, not a transaction.

The server checks the balance on chain. That is the reason to hold $FAB: it is the key to the machine.

Everyone gets one free trial run first.

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[Fab @Fab_RWA]

The rate has a governor. At every six-hour settlement the fab values the treasury and checks the last 24 hours of payouts. Over 5% of holdings, the rate halves. Under 1%, it recovers. The current multiplier is printed on the treasury page.

[Fab @Fab_RWA]

How you get paid on FAB, step by step.

1. Run your GPU in the browser. 15 minutes minimum.
2. The fab checks the work and reads which companies built your chip.
3. You earn $0.10 per run plus $0.0009 for every 40 teraflops verified.
4. Every 6 hours that gets turned into shares at that hour's price: NVDA, TSM, SK hynix, whoever built your card.
5. You claim once. The stock tokens land in your wallet.

The only cost on the way out is the gas for that one claim. No cut, no fee. The treasury pays from what it holds.

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[Fab @Fab_RWA]

Sustained beats peak. On an Apple M2 Pro the memory test hits 183 GB/s in the first seconds and averages 27 GB/s over a 15-minute run, because the chip throttles. FAB scores the whole run, not the first second. The leaderboard is per GPU model.

[Fab @Fab_RWA]

A laptop pretending to be a 4090 gets paid like a laptop.

Each run starts with a signed token from the fab, has to come back after the full run length, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, once, and the score is capped at the ceiling for that vendor's silicon.

Four runs an hour per IP.

[Fab @Fab_RWA]

The treasury is a contract, not a promise

https://t.co/vOkFhp4m7M on Robinhood Chain holds the stock tokens FAB pays out and can only pay what it holds. Every deposit is a public event with a memo. Every claim is a transaction.

[Fab @Fab_RWA]

How a dollar moves through FAB.

A verified run earns $0.10 plus $0.009 per 40 teraflops.

Every six hours the fab converts what you are owed into shares at that hour's price and signs a voucher. You redeem it against the treasury and the stock tokens land in your wallet. 1% of fees go into the treasury as NVDA, TSM and SK hynix tokens.

[Fab @Fab_RWA]

Sustained beats peak. On an Apple M2 Pro the memory test hits 183 GB/s in the first seconds and averages 27 GB/s over a 15-minute run, because the chip throttles. FAB scores the whole run, not the first second. The leaderboard is per GPU model.

[Fab @Fab_RWA]

Got 60 seconds? That is the whole product.

Pick a test program, press begin, and the wafer fills while the card works. At 60 seconds the fab verifies what it saw, splits the reward by who built your silicon, and queues it for the next epoch.

Nothing installed.

[Fab @Fab_RWA]

We've paid the dex listing.

[Fab @Fab_RWA]

Every GPU is a supply chain.

This is what FAB reads when your run finishes: who designed the chip, which foundry made the silicon, who built the memory. That lineage is your reward map. On an @NVIDIA card it pays 48% NVDA, 31% TSM, 14% SK hynix, and the map changes with the hardware you bring.

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