$GPU keeps the network aligned.
p0wer works without holding a token. $GPU exists to support a cleaner loop between usage, contribution, and ecosystem rewards.
Simple by design.
The default structure is intentionally easy to explain: a 4% transfer tax, split into two visible reward pools.
A taxable ERC-20 transfer happens on Robinhood Chain.
The token contract splits the tax into the configured reward pools.
Measured users and GPU contributors can receive claimable reward allocations.
Demand and supply both matter.
People using the network create demand. People powering the network create supply. $GPU is meant to acknowledge both sides.
Users
Completed wallet-authenticated chat and API jobs can add user reward weight.
Contributors
Completed browser and native worker jobs can add contributor reward weight.
Optional
You do not need to hold $GPU to chat, build, or contribute a GPU.
Transparent
Pool balances, tax settings, and reward state stay visible in admin and on-chain once live.
Deploy when you are ready.
The repo includes the Robinhood Chain ERC-20 contract, two Merkle reward vaults, deployment script, reward-tree builder, and claim UI. No fake contract address is shown before deployment.
Normal EVM tooling.
MetaMask, viem, Solidity and standard ERC-20 flows work as expected on Robinhood Chain.
Incentives, not promises.
No APY is guaranteed. Reward vault contents come from actual taxed transfers and measured participation.