THE NETWORK
Six stock streams, running every second across every staked card, pro-rata by hashrate. Mints, overclocks, fusions and racks fill an ETH pot; the keeper spends it on shares, and each buy restarts that stock's 30-day drip. No token, no emissions schedule: the machines mine real equity bought with what other players pay in.
Network hashrate
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Stream
…
value streamed to miners, all stocks
Active miners
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Stream runs dry
…
unless someone deposits
Miners' stock pool
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still to be streamed
Paid to miners
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claimed all-time
Mint split
70% → miners
of every shop mint
Cards minted
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How the stream works
30-day drip
| Deposit source | Into the pool |
|---|---|
| Shop mints | 70% of every mint |
| Overclocks | 70% of the fee |
| Fusions | 70% of the fee |
| Racks | 70% of the price |
Every ETH that lands in the rig joins what's left of the pool and the whole thing re-streams linearly over 30 days — the classic Synthetix drip. Busy days raise the rate for everyone; quiet stretches let it glide down. Nothing is ever stuck: if the room is briefly empty, the unstreamed stock just waits for the next miner.
The fleet
0 cards alive
- Spud GT 2100 · 0%
- Miner MX 4500 · 0%
- Volt VX 30600 · 0%
- Blaze BZ 40800 · 0%
- Quantum QX 90900 · 0%
- Singularity ∞0 · 0%
The pools — where the stock lives
- ChainRobinhood Chain
- Mined right now
NVDA…
AAPL…
MSFT…
AMZN…
GOOGL…
META… - ETH waiting to be spent…
- Held byMiningRig 0x53eD…B567 ↗
- The collectionGpuCards 0xdF36…d719 ↗
- The rig has no owner, no pause and no withdraw — stock can only leave through miners' claims. Anyone can verify the pools on the explorer at any time: they are just the contract's token balances, and the ETH still to be spent is its plain ETH balance.