FACTORYTHE LAUNCHPAD
Mint your own
processor.
Every chip is an NFT and a real 8‑bit machine: your program in its ROM, 256 bytes of RAM, executing on‑chain one cycle per block — and its own token, whose reserve leaves one clock cycle at a time, to whoever keeps the processor alive.
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Want your chip to pay miners more? Keep TO LIQUIDITY low and the emission short: the reserve is what’s left after your slice, split across fewer cycles — both levers raise the per-cycle reward, and lower the market cap where mining turns profitable. Durations assume a full clock, ten cycles a second, every second: the reserve leaves per cycle, not per day — a quieter chip’s emission simply lasts longer.
Two steps, both yours to sign: the mint launches chip and token; then open the market — a single-sided range order whose LP position is sealed at birth: nobody, you included, can ever pull the liquidity out. By default the 1% trading fees split 50/50 — half to you forever; of the other half, your token feeds your chip’s mining reserve and the quote buys back RH4 for the mother chip, automatically. Prefer it all in the reserve? Choose on your chip’s page.
Every card is read straight from the factory contract — state, cycles, output. A lit LED is a bit of the chip’s output port, right now. Mine any of them from the clock section: whoever pays a cycle earns from that chip’s reserve.