FAB pays for verified GPU work in tokenized equity. A run is 15 to 60 minutes of real WebGPU workload in the browser — compute, memory, render, matrix, inference or a spot-checked hash chain, all six instruments live — and when each six-hour epoch closes the fab signs a voucher that the miner redeems itself against a treasury contract. What it pays follows the silicon: an NVIDIA run settles in NVDA, TSM, SKHY and SMH, an AMD run in AMD, TSM, EWY and SMH, and the claim events on chain carry exactly those four-token splits. The treasury held eleven tokenized equities worth about $26.9k on 18 September 2026, and it is genuinely read from chain — every share count the page displayed matched the contract balance to four decimals when checked, though the row it labels Samsung is in fact the iShares MSCI South Korea ETF. The project’s own figures that day were 935 GPUs, 1,710 runs and $1,691 distributed, so the compute side is real but small next to the token, which traded 17,654 swaps and about $1.97M each way over the trailing seven days. FAB is 1B supply with no team allocation, launched on a Pons v2 curve. The site is candid that the voucher-signing key is hot and that ownership should move to a multisig; the treasury owner was still a plain EOA when checked.

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FAB contracts on Robinhood Chain

• FAB 0xc7db9a7034d061feca50f0a25636bcc83ca717d9
• FAB Treasury 0x223245e7c8a0ea09c8a21d0eafd45828b10ca68f

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