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# Supply & Parameters

Lists the token supply and key system parameters.

This page is the technical reference for GPUFi token, tax, launch, and mining parameters.

### Token parameters

| Parameter    | Value              |
| ------------ | ------------------ |
| Name         | GPUFi              |
| Symbol       | GPUF               |
| Chain        | Robinhood Chain    |
| Chain ID     | 4663               |
| Quote Asset  | ETH                |
| Total Supply | 1,000,000,000 GPUF |
| Decimals     | 18                 |
| Creator Tax  | 3% / 300 bps       |

### Tax parameters

| Destination      | Share of Creator Tax | Effective Trade Share |
| ---------------- | -------------------: | --------------------: |
| Burn             |                   5% |                 0.15% |
| Mining Pool      |                  25% |                 0.75% |
| Holder Sharing   |                  15% |                 0.45% |
| Treasury         |                  30% |                 0.90% |
| Operator Reserve |                  20% |                 0.60% |

**Total: 100% of creator tax = 3.00% of trade value.**

### Launch parameters

| Parameter            | Value               |
| -------------------- | ------------------- |
| Snipe Tax            | 99% first 3 seconds |
| Post-Snipe Tax       | 0%                  |
| Normal Creator Tax   | 3%                  |
| Launch Fee           | 0.0005 ETH          |
| Curve Fee            | 1%                  |
| Graduation Threshold | 4.2 ETH             |
| Post-Graduation      | Uniswap V4          |
| Liquidity            | Permanently locked  |

The 99% snipe tax applies only during the first 3 seconds after launch. After that period, the snipe tax is 0%. The normal 3% creator tax remains applicable.

{% hint style="info" %}
The launch fee and curve fee are launchpad-set fees. They are not GPUFi-specific creator-tax allocations.
{% endhint %}

### Mining parameters

| Parameter              | Value                                |
| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| Minimum Commitment     | 21 days                              |
| Mining Power Formula   | Locked × min(1, days committed / 21) |
| Mining Power Cap       | 2% of total supply per wallet        |
| Maximum Mining Amount  | 20,000,000 GPUF                      |
| Epoch                  | 1 hour                               |
| Emergency Exit Penalty | 10%                                  |
| Penalty Destination    | Mining Pool                          |
| Unlock Rate            | 10% per day after day 21             |
| Full Unlock            | Day 31                               |
| Keeper Reward          | 0.1% of pool per epoch advance       |
| Admin Renounce         | Phase 3                              |
| Renounce Type          | Permanent                            |

The maximum mining amount follows the mining-power cap:

$$
1{,}000{,}000{,}000\ \text{GPUF} \times 2% = 20{,}000{,}000\ \text{GPUF}
$$

This is the maximum mining amount, or mining-power cap, per wallet. It does not establish a reward amount.

### Parameter relationships

**3% Creator Tax**\
→ **25% of tax to Mining Pool**\
→ **0.75% of every trade**

**21-Day Commitment**\
→ **100% Mining Power**

**After Day 21**\
→ **10% Unlock per Day**\
→ **Full Unlock by Day 31**

**2% Supply Cap**\
→ **20M GPUF Maximum Mining Amount per Wallet**

**4.2 ETH Raised**\
→ **Graduation**\
→ **Uniswap V4**\
→ **Permanently Locked Liquidity**


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