The 10 $NVDA on Etherscan, sent as two transfers of 5:
robin.etherscan.io/tx/0xce2f…
robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x5571…
How each round is split: texel.run/docs?v=2#earn
Texel is building its own AI agent for customer support. It will train on a GPU rented on Texel.
→ Base model: Qwen3.5-9B from @Alibaba_Qwen, 6x the size of our first support AI
→ Training: LoRA on a 48 GB NVIDIA GPU, with an onchain receipt for the whole run
→ Answers: drawn from the live Texel docs, so rates and the roadmap stay current
→ Tools: checks on your Texel credits, instances, outputs, and receipts once you sign in
→ Tickets: a direct line to the team for bug reports and complaints
Its weights will go public on @huggingface.
The same 48 GB GPU is yours from $0.41 an hour, 30% off at launch. Run your agent on Texel.
Read each contract on Etherscan:
TexelCredits robin.etherscan.io/address/0…
TexelReceipts robin.etherscan.io/address/0…
TexelEarn robin.etherscan.io/address/0…
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How Earn splits each round among wallets with $TEXEL: texel.run/docs?v=2#earn
The 3.47 $NVDA on Etherscan: robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x74e8…
How refunds work: texel.run/docs?v=2#credits
17.78 $USDG back on Etherscan: robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x0080…
TexelCredits passed all 35 of its tests.
→ 5,120 random wallets reached for its funds and settings, and the contract refused every one.
→ On a fork of Robinhood Chain, it took real $USDG, $TEXEL, and $ETH swapped by @Uniswap, then burned the $TEXEL of used credits.
→ It has no upgrade path, so the code stays as tested.
Read TexelCredits and all 35 tests on GitHub:
github.com/texellabs/contrac…
The full catalog, with the price of every output: texel.run/catalog?v=2
Who gets $NVDA from Earn, and how each share is counted: texel.run/docs?v=2#earn
The 2.39 $NVDA on Etherscan: robin.etherscan.io/tx/0xe897…
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