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Power your coin
with real GPUs.
A Voltpad coin is more than a ticker. 30% of its creator fees becomes a GPU budget its holders spend on AI images, Blender renders and raw machine hours. The more people trade it, the more work its GPUs get to do.
Coins
Coins on Voltpad.
Every coin listed here carries its own GPU budget.
Gallery
Made with Voltpad.
Images made in each coin's studio, newest and most liked.
How it works
Where trading fees
end up.
Each coin's creator fees are fixed at launch and split three ways.
Half of every creator fee is paid to the wallet that launched the coin.
The buyback wallet buys the coin on the market and burns it.
Credited in dollars to the coin's own GPU budget.
- 01
Launch
Create a coin on Pump.fun through Voltpad with one wallet signature. A small GPU prepay seeds its budget from the start.
- 02
Trade
People buy and sell the coin on Solana. Every trade produces creator fees.
- 03
Fund
30% of those fees tops up the coin's GPU budget; 20% buys the coin back and burns it.
- 04
Create
The budget pays for AI images at a flat per-image price and for dedicated GPU hours for that coin.
Capabilities
What you can do
on Voltpad.
Launch a coin on Pump.fun
Name, ticker, image and links, signed with your own wallet.
Buy and sell
Trade any coin on Solana from its page.
AI images
Generate images paid from a coin's GPU budget.
Credits
Top up your own credits for images outside a coin's budget.
Rent a GPU
Pick a machine by the hour from the GPU list.
Image editor
A free in-browser editor, no wallet needed.
Rig check
See what your own machine can handle.
Marketplace GPU rentals
Owners earn 80% of each rental, the platform keeps 20%.
Render jobs
Send a Blender scene and get frames back.
A dedicated GPU per coin
The budget can pay for GPU hours reserved for that coin.
Earn with your GPU
Register a machine on the network and get paid when it is rented.
Questions
Read this
first.
How are creator fees split?
50% goes to the creator, 20% to buyback and burn, and 30% to the coin's GPU budget. The split is set at launch and does not change.
How does the buyback and burn work?
The burn share goes to a buyback wallet that buys the coin on the open market and burns what it buys.
What is the GPU budget?
A balance in dollars attached to each coin, filled by its 30% share of creator fees and the launch prepay. It pays for AI images and dedicated GPU hours. Creators can limit the coin's studio to holders, who then make images through the budget. Holding a coin earns no yield.
Can I earn with my GPU?
Yes. Register your machine on the network page. When someone rents it through the marketplace, you receive 80% of the rental and the platform keeps 20%.
Does Voltpad have its own token?
Any official Voltpad token address is published only on this site and our X account. Treat every other address as fake.
Has Voltpad been audited?
No independent audit has been published. You sign every action with your own wallet and Voltpad never holds your funds, but only use what you can afford to lose.
Are coins checked before they list?
No. Anyone can launch a coin, and a listing is not an endorsement. Do your own research before buying.
Give your coin
power.
Launch in one signature. Its fees keep the GPU running.