$RH-4 — a REAL processor living inside Robinhood Chain
RH4 $RH-4 — a REAL processor living inside a blockchain. No emulation: 2,368 NAND gates + 171 flip-flops + 256B RAM, synthesized straight from Verilog through a real toolchain (yosys → NAND →
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$RH-4 — a REAL processor living inside a blockchain. No emulation: 2,368 NAND gates + 171 flip-flops + 256B RAM, synthesized straight from Verilog through a real toolchain (yosys → NAND → Yul). The contract doesn't fake it, it walks every single gate on Robinhood Chain, every block = one clock tick.
Here's the magic: tick() is permissionless. Whoever pays the gas to advance one cycle EARNS that cycle's share of the token. Emission can't be printed, it only drips out one clock cycle at a time to whoever keeps the chip alive. If the token's worth more than the gas, it runs. If not, it stalls. Pure honest supply.
70% of supply to the public. The dev's 30% is locked whole in the factory as the mining reserve, never touches his pocket, only leaves one tick at a time. Each chip is an NFT + its own token, with art built 100% on-chain. Chip #1 is LIVE and earning right now.
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