$gHASH, the native token of gpuHASH, is now live on @ponsdotfamily
Official token contract address: 0xD03608a3673298AC5Fc749d8b02B7b16D30e9CD8
Beware of fake contracts.
Verify the address on https://t.co/1BDFm9gWjV
The gpuHASH Vault is now funded.
Everyone can check the reward pool balances on-chain through our dashboard.
Weekly epochs are already running. Once $gHASH graduates and its pool is configured, buybacks can fund the shared $gHASH bonus pool.
https://t.co/oHYFK3XpaA
14,318,349 $gHASH sent to the burn address.
Tokens acquired through our manual buyback have been removed from circulation as part of our effort to support the $gHASH floor.
Verify the transfer on-chain : https://t.co/lkvDqqwjwa
Reward budgets are funded: approximately 0.03836 ETH each for $NVDA, $AMD, $SPCX and $gHASH buybacks.
The stock pools still show 0 because those budgets are awaiting conversion into reward assets.
Treasury blocks stock purchases outside its configured market-hours window. Purchases must also pass Chainlink price-freshness and price-deviation checks, helping avoid stale prices and poor execution when liquidity is thin.
Until a purchase succeeds, the ETH stays in Treasury. Purchased tokens go directly to the Vault.
The $gHASH buyback budget follows a separate path and is awaiting pool configuration.
Everyone can follow the funds on-chain:
Treasury : https://t.co/D0vPpaq3IP
Dev / Operation Wallet : https://t.co/AWEBktGNe1
$gHASH : 0xd03608a3673298ac5fc749d8b02b7b16d30e9cd8
Why $NVDA, $AMD and $SPCX as rewards?
NVIDIA and AMD connect to our GPU roots: gaming, rendering and AI. SpaceX adds a different frontier: rockets and satellite infrastructure.
We chose tokenized assets that reflect the technology our community cares about.
$gHASH creator fees fund the purchases. Genesis holders can claim a share of the funded pools through weekly burn participation.
The gpuHASH Holder Guide
We’ve put the full process in one place: wallet setup, minting a GPU Card, getting $gHASH, burning for weight, and claiming after an epoch closes.
It also covers reward calculations, fees, official contract addresses and troubleshooting—including why a pool may be empty or a claim unavailable.
Before your first burn, start here. Burns are permanent, and claims can be zero.
https://t.co/jiEcsWxNhz
We’ve talked about the fees that fund GPU Card rewards. Here’s what the other 60% is for.
That share of harvested creator fees funds $gHASH operations and ecosystem development. One of the things we plan to build with it is GPU Playground.
The idea is to give the GPU already inside your PC a role in the ecosystem: working on puzzles, with tokenized $NVDA, $AMD and $SPCX rewards for valid solutions.
GPU Cards introduced the collection. The Playground would bring physical GPU hardware into the experience.
This is still a development plan. The Playground is not live yet, and its puzzle mechanics, reward funding and launch details still need to be finalized.
That’s one direction we want to take gpuHASH, supported by the budget that also keeps the project running.
$gHASH : 0xd03608a3673298ac5fc749d8b02b7b16d30e9cd8
The gpuHASH reward system is live on Robinhood Chain. Epoch 0 is open.
Burn $gHASH against your Genesis GPU Card during seven-day epochs. Your burn determines your weight for a share of the matching tokenized-stock pool and the shared gHASH bonus pool. Your NFT stays in your wallet.
Rewards are funded by the fixed 3% creator fee. Harvested fees are allocated:
• 10% each to tokenized NVDA, AMD and SPCX purchases
• 10% to gHASH buybacks
• 60% to operations
First claims open after Epoch 0 ends and is closed. Stock purchases require market hours and fresh price data. gHASH buybacks require curve graduation and pool setup.
Official contracts — Robinhood Chain, ID 4663
$gHASH token
0xd03608a3673298ac5fc749d8b02b7b16d30e9cd8
Genesis NFT
0x24B8A39d9A4A8AFcB181514808c507Bc6e5D3a5b
Treasury
0xCdD22CD40b1F51a6DFa45598Da8E502529e8B393
Reward Vault
0x2970278C8616690994d7bD08AE7216d09C6f5F07
Burn Engine
0x5670907C276F54eAeFbD2834e852B563846E4021
Beware of fake contracts. Verify addresses in our official Docs.
Burning is permanent. Claims can be zero. Tokenized-stock eligibility restrictions apply.
Mint is still open: https://t.co/FxPsAATHM0
Participate: https://t.co/Hnuyvtm21M
Full details: https://t.co/7oWxSGs8xq
With $gHASH live, we're now working on rewards for GPU Card holders.
The burn-and-claim system is expected to go live shortly.
Genesis mint is still open: https://t.co/nlJqwL299q
Claims depend on burn weight and available pools, and can be zero.
Your GPU Card determines which stock pool you participate in. Your share depends on how much gpuHASH you burn relative to everyone else.
In the planned Phase 2 system:
1. Burn gpuHASH tokens for a Genesis card you own during a seven-day epoch. The amount burned becomes that card's weight. Your NFT stays in your wallet.
2. After the epoch ends and is closed, available reward balances are recorded, excluding funds reserved for earlier claims.
3. The card's current owner can claim from two pools:
• Stock reward = your card's weight ÷ total weight in its tier × that tier's stock pool.
• gpuHASH bonus = your card's weight ÷ total weight across all tiers × the shared bonus pool.
An NVDA card participates in the tokenized NVDA pool, AMD in AMD, and SPCX in SPCX. All three tiers participate in the gpuHASH bonus pool.
Holding a card alone doesn't generate a payout. Equal purchase budgets don't guarantee equal rewards.
Burning is permanent, and claims can be zero. Rewards are not live yet. The stock tokens are third-party instruments subject to eligibility restrictions.
Before $gHASH launches, here's how the token and its fees are planned to work.
The planned creator fee is 4% on trades, fixed at launch. Platform fees and gas are separate.
Once the treasury collects those creator fees, the allocation is:
• 10% toward tokenized $NVDA purchases
• 10% toward tokenized $AMD purchases
• 10% toward tokenized $SPCX purchases
• 10% toward $gHASH buybacks for the bonus pool
• 60% to operations
That's 40% budgeted for reward funding and 60% for running the project. These percentages describe how collected creator fees are allocated, not holder returns.
Purchases happen separately, with the acquired tokens going into the reward vault.
The reward system is planned for Phase 2. The reply below explains how GPU Card holders would participate.
Our token is coming soon via @ponsdotfamily on Robinhood Chain.
Planned for Phase 2: burn gpuHASH tokens, keep your card, and claim a share of available reward pools.
Beware of fake token contract addresses. We'll publish the official gpuHASH token address here on @gpuhash_io and on https://t.co/cwskVbacqo
We published the gpuHASH docs.
Every number in one place: the 10/10/10/10/60 fee split, how weight and epochs are calculated, what the team can and cannot do, and the full risk list.
If you want to find a problem, this is where to look.
https://t.co/ckdZrfylna
The $GHASH tier nobody burns in pays the most per person.
All three stock pools fill equally, however many burned in each. Forty burners split the pool four hundred would have.
Your tier is random — you can't pick the quiet one.
Claims can be zero. Mint live soon.