Testnet vibesContracts aren't deployed yet — every number here is simulated, not on-chain.
The numbers
The floor is simply the treasury divided by the coins still out there. Burning $GPU on power bills shrinks the bottom half, so the floor only moves one way.
Floor per coin4.10e-6NVDA
In the treasury1285NVDA
Burned forever4.92M$GPU
Circulating313M$GPU
Run the numbers
Change anything, watch it move
Your build
Card
How many4 cards
Network size1.00× today
More miners means a smaller share each, but a cheaper bill per watt.
$GPU price20 µNVDA
Nobody knows this yet. It is the assumption every payback figure below rests on.
What comes back
SPINDLE 100 · EPIC
Upfront
12.584 NVDA ≈ $2283
Your compute · draw
5,600 TF · 2.8 kW
Share of hashrate
1.139%
Mined per day
24,947 GPU
Power bill per day
−13,082 GPU
Net per day
11,865 GPU
54 daysto pay back, against a card life of 120 days. It pays for itself before it wears out.
Margin is 48% of what you mine. Payback is expressed in NVDA at the price you set above — change it and this number moves with it. Nothing on-chain reads a price.
Emission
Hard cap 800M
Who gets what
1,000,000,000 $GPU, fixed
Bucket
Share
$GPU
Mining rewards
80%
800,000,000
Pool liquidity
20%
200,000,000
Team, presale, airdrop, advisors
0%
0
The whole liquidity share is deposited one-sided above the going price. No NVDA is put in at launch — it builds up as people buy. There is nothing pre-mined to dump.
The catch
Read this properly
Our contracts have no admin key. The thing backing them does. NVDA on Robinhood Chain sits behind an upgradeable beacon proxy shared by every stock token, and the issuer keeps real powers over it:
Swap out the token logic entirely
anytime
Freeze every transfer
pauser role
Block a specific address
blocklist
Burn tokens straight out of a wallet
admin burner
That last one means the floor is revocable by someone who isn't us. Tokenised NVDA is a debt security from Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited and gives you no claim on the actual share. We found this in the preflight audit and are printing it rather than hiding it.