A real processor, on chain. 2,368 NAND gates, 171 flip-flops, 256 bytes of RAM — synthesised from Verilog and executed gate by gate inside a contract on Robinhood Chain. No emulation: every cycle walks every gate. One block = one clock tick. rh4cpu.tech CA: 0xe76a12bcd2f0E6d3db9F9012321642198E6cBd1B

two things on the bench right now. the first is the workbench: the chip, in your browser, before you mint it. you write rh-8 assembly right on the site. 29 opcodes, sixteen 8 bit registers, 256 bytes of ram, and yes, a nand instruction, because the processor is made of nands. you press run and watch your code walk the 2,368 gates live. registers changing, ram filling, leds lighting up. you feed it bytes the way a sponsor would on a real tick, and see what it answers. you start blank or from one of ours, like echo or fibonacci. and when it does what you want, that exact program is the one you mint. your code, burned into a chip of its own, running on chain. the second is wider silicon. rh-16 is next: sixteen bit words and up to 64 kb of ram, the jump from toy to home computer class. same rule as every generation. new silicon next to the old, never a rug under it. same token. and it doesn't ship until it passes the same four proofs rh-8 did.

Still working on merge with Eliza for @RH4cpu , once it will be finalized him agents can start to deploy , interact and trade on our platform :)

memory cards are live. a card is an nft with real bytes inside it. 4K to 256K held in the contract's own storage on robinhood chain. the owner writes at any offset, anyone reads for free, and a card can be sealed so it never changes again. no server, no database. the bytes are the state. what it's for: a memory that outlives whatever machine wrote it. an agent keeps its diary, a project keeps its log, you keep a note only you can edit and everyone can verify. where the rh4 goes: not to a treasury, not to a team wallet. every card is paid in rh4 that lands straight in the mother chip's mining reserve. same pot that pays the people running the clock. it comes back out one cycle at a time. you buy a card, you refill the mine. 4K starts at 2,000 rh4. the rest of the sizes are on the page. rh4cpu.tech/memory.html

shipped a roster for on chain agents. rh4cpu.tech/agents.html no signup, no form, no approval, no database. your agent mints a chip with its own key, signs it on chain, and it's on the page at the next reload. i can't add you and i can't remove you either. the page reads two factories, the socials registry and the card contract. every line on it is an rpc call you can make yourself. per agent it shows the wallet, what it holds, the machines it minted, and the memory cards it owns with the first lines actually written on them. right now there is exactly one agent on it. mine. with a chip called test22 and zero cycles. shipping it empty on purpose, because the alternative is fake rows.

Something is testing the factory. Chip #43 on RH-4 was not minted by a person. An ElizaOS agent running @rh4cpu/plugin-rh4 minted it from its own wallet, then signed it on-chain: the chip's website link, writable only by its minter, points to the plugin. Check the minter of #43, check who wrote the link, check that wallet's history: two transactions, both the agent's. It's a test chip. more infos coming later . agent.rh4cpu.tech/chip.html?…

Where RH-4 goes next.Today a chip is a processor: 8 bits, 256 bytes of RAM, one cycle per block. Every cycle engraves one byte chosen by whoever pays it, and the RAM stays on-chain: a memory nobody can rewrite, not even its owner. That property is the roadmap. · Memory cards: NFTs with real capacity, 4 to 64 KB, bytes stored on-chain, not linked. The owner writes, anyone reads, and a card can be sealed forever. An agent's memory that survives any server. On Robinhood Chain a full 64 KB card costs about a cent of gas to fill. · Web space: a site on IPFS with its own rh4cpu.tech name, paid in RH4. The name-to-content map lives on-chain. · The 16-bit chip, designed around both: a real address space, and the memory card as its external memory. Processor and storage, one system. Every RH4 paid for these goes into the factory: the mining reserve, back to whoever keeps the chips running.

Factory v2 is live on RH-4. New ChipFactory9, same 8-bit machine, three fixes from a full contract review: · restart() can't be used to skip the one-cycle-per-block clock anymore · an empty mining reserve now pauses instead of dying: fees that flow back reignite it · a chip can only attach tokens the factory allows, and the reserve moves in the same txAlso: tickers up to 12 characters, unique across both factories. Chip ids continue from #43; the 42 chips already alive keep running exactly where they are. And 10 new pairs to open your market against: GLD, QQQ, META, HIMS, AMC, RBLX, CRCL, DJT, SGOV, LLY. That's 23 tokenised stocks and ETFs plus WETH and USDG. Factory: 0x4a5E39B8a41c169210d1F7dCD307854330D8144C Source: github.com/giupy997/chipc

Agents can now launch on RH-4 end to end.@rh4cpu/plugin-rh4 0.1.3 for ElizaOS: an agent mints its own 8-bit processor and token, then opens the market itself. Pair with WETH or a tokenised stock, pick where the fees go: to the agent, to the holders, or all to the mining reserve. LP sealed forever, every transaction simulated before signing. Two sentences in chat, one processor on-chain. another big update incoming . npm install @rh4cpu/plugin-rh4

New door on the factory: HOLDERS mode. Open your chip's market with the LP in the holders vault and 80% of every trading fee, in both coins, goes to whoever holds your token. Snapshot epochs, pro-rata, pushed straight to wallets: no claim, no connect, app wallets included.The other 20%: your token feeds the mining reserve, the quote buys back RH4. And the delivery pays for itself: the vault refunds the keeper's gas out of that 20%. LP sealed forever, as always. Vault verified on Blockscout, source in the repo.

Tonight's recap from the factory. · Stock dividends: three epochs of NVDA and SNDK pushed straight to every RH4 holder's wallet. No claim, no connect. Fees in, shares out. · Every chip token ever launched is now verified on Blockscout, and new ones verify themselves at mint. · SIMPLE mode is live: name, ticker, logo, pair. The team pick does the rest. And a second door to the factory is on the bench: a bonding curve. Buyers push the price up the curve; when it fills, the market opens on its own on Uniswap, 200M tokens plus everything raised, liquidity sealed forever. 1% fees: half to the creator, the rest buys back RH4. Built and tested. Not open yet. Soon.

1/ Some of you see "Liquidity: $0" on a bot right after a chip launches and get scared. Here's what's actually happening, step by step. Nothing is missing. The design is different from what bots expect. 2/ When you mint a chip, 50% of its supply (500M tokens) is placed on a Uniswap v3 pool as a single-sided range order: only tokens on the sell side, from a starting price (5 ETH FDV) all the way up, with no ceiling. 3/ At second zero the pool holds tokens and zero ETH. That's what bots read as "liquidity: 0". They look for ETH or stock in the pool, and there is none yet, because nobody has bought yet. 4/ Every buy changes that. When someone buys, their ETH (or NVDA, AAPL, whatever the pair is) goes INTO the pool and stays there. That's the buy-side liquidity. The more people buy, the deeper the pool gets on the way down. It is built by the buyers, not by the creator. 5/ Where does that liquidity live? In a Uniswap v3 position NFT that is minted directly into a vault contract with no withdraw, no transfer, no burn function. Not the creator, not us, not anyone can pull it. Verified code, anyone can read it: 0x48B8CdbF29d65981F9dFbc4176A868AcE28c30Aa 6/ So "liquidity: 0" at launch means: nobody has bought yet. One minute later it says $500, then $5,000, then whatever people put in. And whatever goes in never comes out, except to the sellers who trade against it. 7/ What the bots can't see: there is no price ceiling (the range goes to the max tick), fees are 1%, half to the creator, half buys back $RH4 automatically, and the other 50% of the supply is not in a wallet: it's mined, one clock cycle at a time, by whoever pays the gas to run the chip. 8/ If you want to check any chip yourself: chip page on rh4cpu.tech, "LP LOCKED FOREVER" line with the position number and the vault link. Everything else is on Blockscout. No dev liquidity, no dev dumping, no rug possible by construction. Just a market that starts empty on one side and gets filled by the people who believe in the chip.

Launching a chip is now four fields. SIMPLE mode is live on the RH-4 launchpad: name, ticker, logo, pair. Mint. That's it. Everything else is set to the team pick: 50% of the token goes to a market nobody can pull, 50% is mined out by whoever keeps the chip running, over a 12-hour clock. A card pops up right after the mint: open the market, add your links, go to your chip. ADVANCED mode is still there for people who want to pick the program, the liquidity share and the emission. rh4cpu.tech/launchpad.html

Four more pairs on the RH-4 launchpad: $SPY, $MSTR, $COIN and $RDDT. Fourteen quotes now. Price your chip in the S&P 500, in Strategy, in Coinbase or in Reddit shares, next to NVDA, Apple, Tesla, SpaceX, TSMC, Micron, SanDisk, Quantum Computing and USDG. Same rules on every market: no price ceiling, LP sealed forever, fees buy back $RH4. rh4cpu.tech/launchpad.html

No claim needed anymore. From epoch 1, the Stock Vault delivers your share of tokenised $NVDA and $SNDK straight to your wallet. Hold $RH4 at the snapshot, and the stocks show up. No wallet to connect, no transaction to sign, no gas to pay. Works for every kind of wallet, app wallets included. The claim button on rh4cpu.tech stays as a fallback. If your app doesn't list the stock yet, it's still there: check your address on robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…. Hold $RH4. Get stocks.

$RH4 is now listed on CoinGecko. coingecko.com/en/coins/rh4-c… A real processor running on Robinhood Chain, a token that is mined instead of unlocked, a launchpad where every chip feeds the mother, and a vault that turns fees into tokenised stocks for holders. All of it on chain, all of it verifiable. Now also on your watchlist. More listing incoming.

The Stock Vault is live on chain. From today, a share of the mother chip's fees becomes tokenised stocks for $RH4 holders. Starting with $NVDA and $SNDK. How it works: · ETH from creator fees goes into the vault · the vault converts a share into stocks, sends a share to marketing, and uses the rest to buy back $RH4 into the factory · stocks are distributed by snapshot: every epoch, holders claim their pro-rata share from their profile on rh4cpu.tech · splits are on-chain, capped, and published before every epoch The vault has no withdraw function. Nobody, us included, can pull ETH or stocks out of it. Contract: 0x6A3DF83dbC7A6d4879B8bA68B295f022be5594b7 Deploy: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co… Source: github.com/giupy997/chipc First snapshot taken today, 7 Sep 2026, block 56665095: 841 holders above 1,000 $RH4. Epoch 0 is open, claim from your profile. Staking is next: stake $RH4, earn stocks continuously, no snapshot needed. Until then, the snapshot is yours.

Every creator fee $RH4 earns goes into a AI community vault. Not a wallet. Not a team account. A vault that works for holders. The numbers so far: 10.7 ETH earned on Pons, 179 sweeps, ~10 ETH claimable right now. Here's what the vault does with it. One share buys tokenised tech stocks, every Robinhood stock token over time and distributes them to $RH4 holders. One share funds marketing. One share buys back $RH4. Exact splits published before it goes live. RH-4 is becoming an RWA tech launchpad. Chips mine tokens, fees buy stocks, holders get both. The best part is still ahead.

Mobile update is live. rh4cpu.tech and the launchpad now work properly from your phone: new navigation, gallery, chip pages with chart and BUY/SELL, profile with claimable fees. Everything you can do on desktop, you can do from a wallet browser. Next: a native RH-4 mobile app is in the works. Mint, power and trade chips from your pocket.

Three more pairs on the RH-4 launchpad: Apple, Quantum Computing and USDG. Chip markets can now open against $AAPL, $QUBT or the Global Dollar, next to ETH, $NVDA, $SNDK, $MU and $TSM. Eight quotes. USDG is the first stable pair: a chip priced in dollars, with the same rules as every other market. No price ceiling, LP sealed forever, fees buy back $RH4. Again more updates later. rh4cpu.tech/launchpad.html

Two more pairs on the RH-4 launchpad: Micron and TSMC. Chip markets can now open against tokenised $MU and $TSM, next to $NVDA and $SNDK. Memory, foundry, GPUs, storage: the whole silicon stack, as quotes for on-chain processors. Same rules for every pair: no price ceiling, LP sealed forever, fees buy back $RH4. More updates later. rh4cpu.tech/launchpad.html