Launch on RH
KASminer launches through Pons. Token activity creates the mission's operating fuel.
Kaspa has one of crypto's most loyal communities. Our plan to bring them to Robinhood Chain isn't another ad campaign — it's to build the biggest Kaspa mining operation on the planet until they simply cannot ignore us.
HOW IT'S FUNDED: Token fees rent real kHeavyHash power. Every net KAS reward returns to Robinhood Chain and is used for open-market token buybacks. The larger the community grows, the more firepower the mission can deploy.
Most projects ask a community for attention. We intend to earn it by competing inside the thing Kaspa understands best: proof of work.
KASminer launches through Pons. Token activity creates the mission's operating fuel.
Fees rent efficient kHeavyHash hardware and grow real Kaspa mining power.
The outrageous, measurable objective: become the world's biggest Kaspa miner.
A world-leading RH miner gives the Kaspa community a reason to discover the chain.
A ranking anyone can check is more powerful than a promise anyone can make.
If a Robinhood Chain community becomes the largest Kaspa miner in the world, Kaspa's miners, holders and builders will notice. That attention is the bridge — not paid slogans, but a real operation competing on their home turf.
Proof of work is part of its identity. We speak that language with measurable hashrate.
The mission is built to attract believers through visible contribution to their network.
Workers, hashrate, blocks and payouts are the scoreboard — not a press release.
The headline is global #1. The engine underneath is a clear, repeatable loop.
Pons activity generates creator fees on RH.
Available fees fund kHeavyHash capacity.
Hardware targets Kaspa SOLO through K1Pool.
Rewards route through ChangeNOW back to RH.
100% of net mined proceeds are designated for token buybacks.
The swarm grows and the mission climbs the rankings again.
Important: SOLO mining is probabilistic. More hashrate means more attempts — not guaranteed blocks or returns. Rental costs, conversion fees and market conditions matter.
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KrUnyEwZApjCwUAerNiVxbehcyH8cRViQy5OPEN LIVE POOL ↗This is a ChangeNOW exchange contract, not a personal wallet. Any KAS sent here is auto-converted and forwarded on-chain straight to the buyback wallet — anyone can test it by sending KAS and watching it move.
kaspa:qp20rtr4fjhhuptwmr5v5tausrct7y2j7j24ya4zfj4enpywahrk5nfffp03dOwned by an automated GMGN trading agent, not a team-controlled wallet — it executes the token buyback itself the instant it receives ETH. Test it: send ETH and watch the buyback fire.
0x0b8767f5c962a24826fa1507a4067f29d372ecf3The experiment is ambitious. The mechanics are simple.
Become the world's #1 Kaspa miner and use that visible achievement to introduce Kaspa's loyal community to Robinhood Chain.
Creator fees generated by token activity on Pons are allocated to rented kHeavyHash mining power.
K1Pool pays out to the published Kaspa address — a ChangeNOW smart-contract exchange, not a wallet controlled by the team. It automatically converts the KAS to ETH and forwards it to the published RH wallet, which is itself an automated GMGN trading agent — it executes the token buyback the instant it receives ETH. 100% of net mined proceeds are designated for open-market token buybacks.
Yes. Neither address is a wallet controlled by the team — the Kaspa address is a public ChangeNOW exchange contract, and the RH wallet is a GMGN agent that buys back the token automatically. Send KAS to the first, or ETH to the second, and you'll watch each one execute on its own — the exact same automated path every mined reward takes.
No. SOLO mining is probabilistic, token prices and rental rates change, and third-party services charge fees. This is a public experiment, not a promise of profit.
Watch the swarm grow from a Robinhood Chain experiment into a miner the entire Kaspa network has to recognize.