Every update, day by day

The docs list every contract of Texel on Robinhood Chain, from $TEXEL to Earn, and the tokens Texel works with. Each address opens on Etherscan, with a button that copies it.

A section of its own for Earn: the hourly round, which wallets it pays, and how to see the NVDA in a wallet app.

Every wallet with $TEXEL gets tokenized NVDA on Robinhood Chain, split by how much $TEXEL each one has.

Every rental and output gets a receipt, and each hour of receipts is sealed in one root on Robinhood Chain. Anyone checks a receipt in the browser.

One page with every feature live on Texel and the day it went live, what is being built next, and what follows.

A link to any page of Texel shows a card of its own on X, with the address of the page, what it does, and three facts.

Every deposit, receipt, and contract that Texel links on Robinhood Chain opens on Etherscan.

Every live feature, step by step, from the first signature to a GPU over SSH. A feature gets its section the day it goes live.

28 NVIDIA GPUs with SSH and Jupyter, billed by the second in Texel credits. Rent the cheapest free GPU for your VRAM, and an instance that never starts charges nothing. Open to tester wallets.

Every wallet buys credits with USDG, and Texel pays the gas of each deposit. One credit pays for $1 of outputs and rentals at their listed prices and costs 0.70 USDG at launch.

A wallet with 1,000 $TEXEL makes 50 images and 2 videos free every UTC day.

Start an image, a clip, or a voice and leave the page. It keeps being made, and an output that fails gives its credits back.

In the Playground, the model you pick stands out with a dark ring and a filled check, and a hover no longer looks like a pick.

$TEXEL is live on Robinhood Chain, and its contract address sits on the homepage, ready to copy.

The Playground makes outputs with FLUX.1 [schnell], Z-Image Turbo, Pruna Video, and MiniMax Speech, each paid per output.

Your wallet is your account. Sign one message to get in, with no email and no password.

The site and the dashboard became one app. Every page of the product, from the Catalog to Billing, sits in the menus of the header.

Articles on the GPU cloud: what a GPU rents for, how much VRAM a model needs, the next GPUs of NVIDIA, and how an agent pays for a GPU.