Adopt a coin.Put its cat to work.
Register a Pump.fun launch and it gets a worker cat. All of the coin's creator fees go to a program-controlled vault, and the vault pays for GPU jobs on Nosana. The cat shows you what the vault is doing, using verified records only.
reading the clock
now = --:--:-- UTC
scheduled windowjob runningjob paid
specimen = not a live coin. Pick a state to see it.
A cat's working day= driven by verified records
Eat= fees landed
Creator fees arrive in the coin's vault and the bowl fills. The receipt links to the transaction.
Hunt= job running
The vault paid for a Nosana compute job and it is running now.
Nap= waiting for fees
The vault holds less than the next job costs. The cat waits. It never borrows.
Purr= job completed
A job finished. The job id, cost and payment transaction are in the hunting log.
The litter= verified coins only
Open the registryReading the registry
Four breeds= one per compute strategy
Thinker= AI inference
Siamese
Fees pay for model-serving jobs on Nosana.
Landlord= GPU rental
Maine Coon
Fees rent raw GPU time on a Nosana market.
Hoarder= Accumulation
Persian
Fees pile up in the vault until the owner sets a job.
Hustler= Auto reinvest
Street tabby
Fees fund jobs, and verified compute revenue returns to the vault.
growth = kitten until 1 SOL of verified compute is funded, cat until 25 SOL, big cat after.
Strategy simulator= what could one day of fees fund
simulation, not live data
Thinker
= AI inference
250jobs / day
1 GPU-hour inference session. One job = 0.004 SOL.
Landlord
= GPU rental
62jobs / day
4 GPU-hour rental block. One job = 0.016 SOL.
Hoarder
= Accumulation
10jobs / day
saves up for one 24 GPU-hour job. One job = 0.096 SOL.
Hustler
= Auto reinvest
500jobs / day
30-minute jobs, as soon as it can pay. One job = 0.002 SOL.
Both sliders are your assumptions. Real job prices come from Nosana markets and change; see the GPU market page for current ones. Revenue returned by the Hustler is not simulated, because it depends on real customers.