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# GPUF

Introduces the GPUF token and its role in the ecosystem.

GPUF is the token traded and committed to the GPUFi mining contract. Trading activity creates the creator tax. Committed tokens and time create mining power.

### Token identity

| Parameter    | Value           |
| ------------ | --------------- |
| Name         | GPUFi           |
| Symbol       | GPUF            |
| Chain        | Robinhood Chain |
| Chain ID     | 4663            |
| Total Supply | 1,000,000,000   |
| Decimals     | 18              |
| Quote Asset  | ETH             |

### What GPUF does

GPUF has two defined roles in the ecosystem:

* Users commit GPUF tokens and time to generate mining power.
* Mining power determines a user's proportional share of the mining pool.
* GPUF trades generate the 3% creator tax.

The creator tax is distributed across burn, the mining pool, holder sharing, treasury, and operator reserve.

**GPUF trading**\
→ **3% creator tax**\
→ **Ecosystem allocations**\
→ **Mining pool, treasury, holder sharing, burn, and operator reserve**

### Mining role

GPUFi uses **mining**, not staking. Users commit GPUF and time. Mining power grows linearly toward full power over 21 days.

$$
\text{Mining Power} = \text{Locked} \times \min(1, \text{days committed} / 21)
$$

After day 21, mining power remains at 100%. Tokens unlock gradually at 10% per day. The full lockup becomes unlocked by day 31.

{% hint style="info" %}
This page establishes GPUF's role in mining. [Supply & Parameters](/tokenomics/supply-and-parameters.md) contains the complete mining reference.
{% endhint %}

### Tax role

Every GPUF trade carries a 3% creator tax. The tax has five destinations:

* Burn
* Mining Pool
* Holder Sharing
* Treasury
* Operator Reserve

See [Tax Distribution](/tokenomics/tax-distribution.md) for the exact allocation.

### What GPUF is not

GPUF is not described as a guaranteed-yield token, fixed-income instrument, dividend, or traditional staking token.

{% hint style="warning" %}
GPUF mining rewards depend on ecosystem activity and the amount of revenue entering the mining pool. They are not a fixed or guaranteed return.
{% endhint %}

Continue to [Tax Distribution](/tokenomics/tax-distribution.md) for the full creator-tax allocation.


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