GRIDPAD CONCEPT
ACCOUNT NO. GP-0001SERVICE: LAUNCH → COMPUTESTATUS: PROPOSED

Every launch
feeds the grid.

Tens of thousands of memecoins launch every day. Their fees mostly vanish. GridPad is a launchpad design where a share of every launch fee goes into one compute pool that pays for GPUs running open AI models.

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01Launch a coin
02Fees split at source
03Pool buys GPU hours
04Open models run
05Receipts on-chain

How it works

PROPOSED DESIGN
  1. 01

    Launch

    A coin launches on GridPad like any other launchpad. Same bonding curve, same trading.

  2. 02

    Fee split

    Each trade's fee is split on-chain. The creator's share is set at launch, and the network share goes straight to the pool.

  3. 03

    Compute pool

    The pool pays GPU providers by the hour. Every coin's contribution is metered and shown on its page.

  4. 04

    Jobs run

    The GPUs serve open-weight models: free public inference, fine-tunes, and jobs that holders vote on.

  5. 05

    Receipts

    Every job posts a receipt with the model, GPU hours, cost and the coins that paid for it. Anyone can audit the grid.

The meter

EXAMPLE ESTIMATE

Move the inputs. Every number here is an example you set yourself, not real network data.

GPU-HOURS / DAY (LOG SCALE)
Daily fee volume
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To compute pool / day
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GPU-hours / day
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GPUs running 24/7
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Pool / 30 days
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EXAMPLE ONLY. Real fees, prices and GPU rates vary a lot. Nothing here is live.

What the grid would run

PLANNED LOAD
CKT A

Open-weight LLMs

Public chat and API inference on open models, free up to a daily quota funded by the pool.

CKT B

Image & audio

Open image and speech models for memes, art, voice and transcription.

CKT C

Holder-voted jobs

Each coin's holders steer its share: a fine-tune, a research run, a community bot.

CKT D

Public goods

Evals, datasets and model releases that anyone can download afterwards.

FAQ

Is this live?

No. GridPad is a concept. No coins launch here, no fees are collected and no GPUs are running yet.

Where do the numbers on the meter come from?

From you. The meter only multiplies the inputs you set. It does not show real launch counts, fees or prices.

Why memecoins?

Launches happen at huge volume every day and their fees mostly disappear. Even a small slice pointed at compute could add up to real GPU time.

Who decides what runs?

In the proposed design: a public base load of open models, plus a share each coin's holders can vote on. Every job posts a receipt.

Is there a token?

No official coin yet. Anyone posting a CA for us is not us.