HOW YOU EARN
Five routes, two currencies, one rule about which credits can leave. Every rate below is read from the same code that pays it.
The unit everything is priced in. Stable on purpose: a job costs what it costs whatever the token does, so nobody has to price inference in a moving asset. Earned by serving jobs and by staking.
The ownership layer. Earned only by offering GPU capacity, from a pool made of 0.7% of everything traded β so it pays out of real volume rather than out of emissions.
The two are independent. Serving a job pays credits out of what the caller spent; offering capacity pays $0C out of what traders spent. A worker that is online and busy collects from both.
Paid per job, at settlement, in the same stable unit the caller spent. This is work done rather than capacity offered, so it pays immediately and does not wait on a pool.
- 1Open Contribute and set the Robinhood Chain address your rewards pay to.
- 2Start the browser worker, or run the native worker for a real GPU.
- 3Leave it online. Each completed job settles credits straight to the worker.
- 4Credits earned this way are withdrawable to ETH once you pass the minimum.
A balance is not a withdrawal limit. Only credits you deposited or earned can be cashed out to ETH. Credits given to you β the signup grant, the launch drop β spend exactly like any other credit on inference, images, agents and verified maths, but they stop at the withdrawal screen.
This is deliberate and it is what makes the giveaway possible. Signing in mints an account from a username alone, so gifted credits that could be withdrawn would be a faucet paying strangers in ETH rather than a way to let people try the network. Earn by serving jobs or staking and the resulting credits carry no such restriction.