Give your
token a GPU.
Launch on Compute and get backed by real GPU power. Creator fees fund AI generation, rendering, and GPU workloads, turning every launch into real demand for compute. As AI scales, Compute connects growing demand to available GPU power and the infrastructure needed to power the next generation of AI.
Explore coins.
Open one to see its GPU and make images with it.
Made on Compute, live.
Images shared to the gallery, as they finish. Images made in a coin’s studio are shared by default. Prompts and wallets are never shown. Report an image
Where the creator
fees go.
- 01
Launch
Create the coin on Pump.fun with one wallet signature. The same transaction locks the fee split and adds a GPU prepay worth 2 hours of the GPU the creator picks ($1.60 with the default GPU, about 53 images) to the coin’s GPU budget.
- 02
Trade
Every trade earns creator fees. Payouts go on chain to the creator, Compute and the coin’s GPU fund.
- 03
Fund
Compute credits the coin’s 30% to its GPU budget, priced at a SOL rate several sources agree on.
- 04
Create
The community makes images in the coin’s studio, paid from that budget. Creators can keep the studio for holders only.
What you can
use today.
Launch a coin on Pump.fun
One wallet signature creates the coin and locks its creator-fee split.
LiveBuy and sell
On the bonding curve, then on PumpSwap once the coin graduates.
LiveAI images
FLUX.1 [schnell] on NVIDIA GPUs, $0.03 an image, paid from a coin’s budget or your own credits.
LiveCredits
Prepay in USDC or SOL. You sign every payment in your wallet.
LiveRent a Compute GPU
A private Jupyter workspace on a GPU that Compute rents, paid by the hour from your credits. Each hour is charged when it starts.
LiveImage editor
Add text, frame and export PNGs. Free, no wallet needed.
LiveRig check
See what your GPUs are good for. It runs on your machine and uploads nothing.
LiveMarketplace GPU rentals
Rent machines supplied by independent owners, paid in SOL.
LiveRender jobs
Send a Blender scene, get the frames back.
LiveA dedicated GPU per coin
A machine of its own, billed hourly from the coin’s budget.
Live
Coming live soon
Earning with your GPU
Community GPUs can register and run a connection test. They don’t run paid jobs or earn yet.
Coming soonMeteora launches
Built and tested on devnet. Not approved for mainnet.
Coming soon
Before you
launch.
Can anyone change the fee split?
Not the creator and not Compute. The split is written into the transaction that creates the coin, and Pump.fun’s fee program locks it there with its admin revoked. Compute checks on chain after launch that it holds exactly these shares. It is enforced by Pump.fun’s program, not by Compute. Payouts go on chain to the creator (50%), the buy back and burn wallet (20%) and the GPU funding wallet (30%).
What is the buy back and burn?
20% of creator fees go to Compute’s burn wallet, which buys back this coin and burns it. Compute runs that by hand. It is not automated, and the chain does not enforce it: what is locked on chain is the 20% share.
What does the GPU budget pay for?
Images in the coin’s studio: FLUX.1 [schnell] on NVIDIA GPUs at $0.03 each. Compute credits the coin’s 30% to its budget as fees are paid out, and the launch adds a GPU prepay worth 2 hours of the GPU the creator picks ($1.60 with the default GPU, about 53 images) to it. Budget credits can only be spent on that coin’s GPU work and can’t be withdrawn. Creators can open the studio to everyone or only to holders. When the budget runs out, people can keep going with their own credits.
Can my GPU earn here?
Not yet. You can register a Linux machine with an NVIDIA GPU and run the connection test, but community GPUs don’t run paid jobs or earn anything yet. Every job runs on managed GPUs.
Is there a Compute token?
Yes: $COMP is the only official Compute token, contract GjVpdj6W4jLpSMCXu642eYHRyMy4My4MxP7ZeBECpump. Check the whole address before you buy; anything else using the Compute name is not from Compute. $COMP is a coin, not Compute credits: holding it does not create credits or free GPU time.
Has Compute been audited?
Not by an independent auditor yet. Launches and trades run on Pump.fun’s own programs. Compute builds each transaction, and your wallet shows it to you before you sign.
Does Compute vet the coins?
No. Coins on Compute are created by their creators, and Compute does not vet or endorse them. Trading is risky and you can lose everything. Nothing here is financial advice.