Every AI prompt pays your coin.
Your coin's trading fees buy real GPUs. AI companies rent them by the hour, and every prompt they run pays your coin.
Every AI runs on GPUs. Yours can own some.
Every chatbot answer, every AI picture, every line of AI code is GPU time someone pays for.
Logos identify AI products for illustration only; Prompt is not affiliated with any of them. Closed models like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok run in their makers' own data centres. Your coin's GPUs are rented out to run open models.
Type a prompt. Watch it pay.
This happens a few million times a day. Send one and follow it through your coin's GPU.
Ask anything
Demonstration: nothing is sent anywhere. Real answers run on real rented GPUs.
In a gold rush,sell shovels.In the AI rush,rent out the GPUs.
Prompt in. Profit out.
Four steps, all automatic. You launch once and the coin runs its own GPU business.
Launch.
Every trade of your coin pays a creator fee. It goes straight to the coin's rig.
Buy chips.
The fees buy real GPUs. H100s, H200s, the chips the whole AI industry is fighting over.
Rent them out.
AI companies rent your coin's GPUs by the hour to run Llama, DeepSeek, Qwen and friends.
Get paid.
Every hour the rent lands back on the coin. Paid to holders, or used to buy the coin back.
Drag the volume. Watch the rack fill up.
An estimate for the whole coin after 30 days of trading, not per holder.
Assumes 1% of volume goes to the rig, $25,000 per H100, $2.10 per GPU-hour and 75% of hours rented. Real numbers move with the market and show live for every coin.
Launch a coin. Hire a GPU.
Name it, pick where the rent goes, sign once. The rig starts buying with the first trade.
$TICKER
- Rig
- 0 GPUs · buys on the first trade
- Rent goes to
- Holders, every hour
- Fee to the rig
- 80%
- Wallet
- Not connected
Signed. Your coin is queued and its rig opens with the first trade.
Share on XThe fine print, in plain English.
Real chips
Fees buy actual GPUs, listed on public GPU marketplaces where AI companies rent compute.
Rent, every hour
Rent settles hourly and goes to the coin on-chain. No monthly statements, no waiting.
Your call, once
At launch you choose where the rent goes: holders every hour, or buying the coin back.
Open books
Every GPU, every rented hour and every payout sits on a public page for each coin.
Idle pays nothing
A GPU only earns while it is rented. Utilisation is shown live, so nobody has to guess.
The first of its kind
Prompt is the first launchpad where every coin owns compute from day one.