Your PFP, now a mining GPU.
Buy $10 of $FOMVDIA on fomo and write a thesis. Your GPU mints free and mines ETH while you hold it.
1,111 GPUs · one per fomo account · gas on us
The line
Every thesis written on $FOMVDIA shows up here seconds after it is posted on fomo, then moves from queued to forging to minted.
Your PFP goes in. A GPU comes out.
- 01The machine reads your thesis on fomo within seconds.
- 02It checks the $10 position and that your account has no GPU yet.
- 03It redraws your PFP as a GPU in the tier you were dealt.
- 04It mints the GPU to your fomo wallet on Robinhood Chain. Gas is on us.
Three steps, no mint page
Everything happens on fomo. No mint page, no wallet popups, nothing to sign, nothing to pay beyond your buy.
Buy $10 on fomo
Any buy from $10 up. Theses on smaller positions never reach the machine.
Add your thesis
Say why you hold, in your own words. Any thesis counts; there is no code to type and no wallet to paste.
It lands in your fomo wallet
Minted seconds after your post, straight to your fomo account's Robinhood Chain wallet. One GPU per fomo account. It starts mining the second it lands.
Six tiers, one pool
Tiers are dealt from a deck shuffled before launch. Its hash sits in the NFT contract and the seed is revealed after the last mint, so every tier can be checked. Higher tiers mine more, but the gap is gentle: a Mythic mines 5× a Common.
| Tier | GPUs | Hashrate | Share per GPU | Hashrate bar |
|---|
Hold it. It mines.
80% of the $FOMVDIA creator fee goes to the mine. Each deposit streams to every GPU over the next 24 hours, split by hashrate.
No staking, no lock. The contract counts the seconds you hold each GPU. Sell it and you keep what it mined for you; the buyer mines from that second on.
Claim any time. New fees reach the mine every 10 minutes. Connect the wallet that holds your GPUs and claim whenever you like; the claim gas is yours and costs a fraction of a cent on Robinhood Chain.
Sold it? It stops the same second. A GPU's hashrate moves to the buyer at the moment of the sale. The seller keeps only what was mined before, and earns nothing more from it.
Your rig
Connect the wallet that holds your GPUs to see its hashrate and claim what it mined.
GPU in your fomo wallet? Export it from fomo into MetaMask or Rabby and connect it, or check it below and send its earnings to it from any wallet.
Check any wallet
Every trade feeds the fire
OpenSea sales pay a 5% creator fee to the burn contract. It can only do one thing with it: buy $FOMVDIA and send it to the dead address.
- The first burn happens after the first OpenSea sale.
The crew
Open the galleryQuestions
Why $10?
fomo only surfaces theses written on positions of $10 or more, and the machine checks the size again. Smaller buys never reach it.
Where does my GPU go?
Straight to the Robinhood Chain wallet of the fomo account that bought and wrote the thesis. The machine checks on-chain that this wallet holds $FOMVDIA. Export it to MetaMask or Rabby any time to trade on OpenSea.
Can I get more than one?
One GPU per fomo account, ever; the contract itself refuses a second one. More GPUs trade on OpenSea, and every one you hold mines for you.
Where is the art stored?
On IPFS, not on our server. Each GPU's image and metadata are pinned by content hash, and its ipfs:// link is written into the contract once, so the art can never be swapped.
Where does the ETH come from?
From trading. $FOMVDIA carries a 3% creator fee on Pons; 80% of it is sent to the mine contract and streamed to GPU holders by hashrate. Nothing is printed and there is no fixed yield: more volume, more ETH.
What happens to OpenSea royalties?
The 5% creator fee on every GPU sale goes to the burn contract, which buys $FOMVDIA and sends it straight to the dead address. It cannot send the ETH anywhere else.
Is this made by fomo or NVIDIA?
No. FOMVDIA is an independent fan project on Robinhood Chain, not affiliated with fomo or NVIDIA. The eyes are a tribute.