So, how do you actually mine $USE ? It’s simpler than you might think. Choose your amount. Lock your tokens. Let your mining power build over time. Your power ramps toward 100% as the commitment matures, while rewards are distributed every 30 minutes. Here’s the full process: usegpu.app/mining

Locked doesn't have to mean stuck. With $USE mining, you can exit your commitment early if you need to. Your mining position is built around commitment, but you still have a way out when circumstances change. Simple to understand. Flexible to use. Explore mining : usegpu.app/mining

Some of the fees generated by $USE don't go back into the system. They leave it. 10% of the creator fee is allocated to buyback & burn. The idea is straightforward : Trading activity generates fees. A portion of those fees is used to buy $USE back from the market. Those tokens are then removed from circulation. It's not a promise of price. It's simply one part of how the protocol uses the fees it generates. usegpu.app

$USE is now live on DexScreener. Track the market behind USE-GPU: price, liquidity, volume and trading activity. Every trade is part of the economic loop powering the network. Track $USE : dexscreener.com/solana/7tbyd… usegpu.app

The mining mechanism has been tested and is working on-chain. You can verify the deployment and activity directly through the deployer wallet : solscan.io/account/DSEiNrxLs…

The infrastructure behind $USE is on-chain and open to verification. Mining program : solscan.io/account/3hkK9WUS5… Buyback program : solscan.io/account/5PUvQfSwS… Don’t take our word for it. Verify it on-chain. usegpu.app

Every trade creates a fee. But where does it go? Mining rewards. GPU treasury. Holder sharing. Buyback & burn. Operations. Five destinations, one economic loop. Trading activity doesn't just create volume. It helps fund the system behind $USE Learn : usegpu.app

Most people see a mining pool and think about hash rate. $USE uses a different resource. Trading fees flow into the mining pool, with rewards distributed every 30 minutes based on each miner’s share of the network’s mining power. No GPU required to mine. Just capital and time committed to the system. That’s the mechanism behind $USE. Learn more : usegpu.app

Most projects want to show you what they already have. We’d rather show you what we’re building, and how it gets funded. USE-GPU is live on Solana via @Pumpfun CA : BbYFi91zr7dWk4EDvaMc27mxH453HgmtYdfFU3upump Every trade feeds the creator fee. Part goes to mining. Part builds the treasury. Part goes to holders. Part is burned. The rest keeps the system running. Treasury → GPUs → compute. The machine comes later. The mechanism starts now. usegpu.app

We didn't call it staking just because tokens are locked. The idea is closer to mining. But instead of hash rate, the resource is commitment. You commit tokens and time. As that commitment matures, your mining power grows, giving you a larger share of the mining pool's rewards. The pool is funded by creator fees from trading, distributed every 30 minutes. Different resource. Same principle. You commit. The network rewards that commitment. Learn more : usegpu.app

The GPU is actually the last piece of the puzzle. USE-GPU starts with a simple loop: Trading creates fees. Fees build the treasury. The treasury buys hardware. Hardware creates compute revenue. That revenue then creates something the system didn't have at the start : real compute infrastructure. So the GPU isn't the beginning. It's the result of the mechanism working. Learn how the loop works : usegpu.app

Most GPU networks start with hardware. USEGPU starts with a different resource : commitment. Lock your tokens for 14 days, build mining power over time, and earn from trading fees every 30 minutes. The goal is simple : turn market activity into the capital that eventually builds real compute. Yield before hardware. usegpu.app

A GPU is only useful when someone needs the compute. That sounds obvious, but it changes how you build a GPU network. Buy hardware first, and you’re left hoping demand catches up. Build the economy first, and demand can help finance the hardware. That’s the bet behind USE-GPU