Stake once.
Create anything.

What Chipr is

Chipr is an AI creation studio that you unlock by holding a coin instead of paying a subscription.

Every serious AI tool today works the same way: you hand over a credit card, you get a monthly plan, and you rent access to one company's models. If you want images from one lab, video from another and text from a third, that is three subscriptions, three logins and three bills.

Chipr replaces all of that with one asset. You stake CHIPR, the coin, and your staked balance earns you credits every day. Those credits work across more than 900 models: image, video, speech, music, text, code and transcription, from every major lab, in one studio, behind one wallet login. Stake more, earn more. Unstake whenever you want and your tokens come straight back. Nothing is burned, nothing is locked, nobody holds your money but you.

The coin is the key. The studio is the product. They only work together.

The idea in one paragraph

A subscription is money you spend and never see again. A stake is money you park. Chipr turns a parked balance into a daily allowance of AI usage, priced at cost, with the tokens still yours the whole time. The people who hold the coin are the customers of the studio, and the revenue the coin generates is used to buy the coin back. Holders and users are the same people, and the business model rewards both.

How it works, start to end

1. Connect a wallet

   Chipr runs on Robinhood Chain. Open the site, click Connect, and pick any EVM wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby. If your wallet has never seen Robinhood Chain, Chipr adds it for you in one prompt. There are no accounts, no emails, no passwords. Your wallet address is your identity.

2. Get CHIPR

   CHIPR is launched on Pons, the launchpad for Robinhood Chain. You buy it there like any other coin. The official contract address is shown here and on the home page so there is never any doubt about which coin is the real one.

   Token0x6a8046D527cBf30408a2f6285279403b3C4b9469Buy on Pons ↗Explorer ↗

3. Stake

   Vault0xb33a77F1a4BdAFb6423358981986aF88b7D0adbcExplorer ↗

   Choose an amount and click Stake. Two wallet prompts follow: one to approve the vault to move your tokens, one to deposit them. Your tokens move into the Chipr vault, a small contract on Robinhood Chain that does exactly two things: hold deposits and give them back to their owner. It has no admin, no owner withdrawal, no pause button and no upgrade path. Once deployed, nobody, including the Chipr team, can touch what you staked.

4. Earn credits

   From the moment your stake lands, your account earns credits. The rule is simple and linear.

   • Every 100,000 CHIPR staked earns 10 credits a day.
   • 500,000 earns 50 a day. 1,000,000 earns 100 a day. 37,000 earns 3.7.
   • No tiers, no thresholds, no rounding against you. Whatever you stake, you earn in proportion.

   Your first stake comes with the first day's credits up front, so you can create straight away. After that, credits accrue continuously and bank in your account. You do not have to use them the day you earn them. The bank holds up to 30 days of your current rate, so a 1M stake can hold up to 3000 credits. If you stake more, the new rate starts from that moment; staking never earns retroactively. If you unstake, accrual stops, but the credits you already banked stay yours to spend.

5. Sign in once

   The first time you use the studio, your wallet asks you to sign a short message: “Sign in to Chipr.” That signature costs nothing, moves nothing, and simply proves that you control the wallet. It starts a session that lasts a week. After that there are no more prompts. You create, and it just works.

6. Create

   The studio is one page with seven modes: Image, Video, Speech, Music, Text, Code and Transcribe. Pick a mode. Pick a model from the full catalog, searchable, grouped by lab, with the price of every model shown next to its name. Set the options the model supports, write your prompt.

   Before you click, the studio tells you exactly what the run will cost in credits and in dollars. One credit is one cent of the model's list price, rounded up. A fast image model costs one or two credits. A frontier text model with a long answer might cost six. A five second video costs ten to thirty. Nothing is marked up.

   Click Generate. The credits are deducted, the job runs, and the result lands in the output panel and in your history. If a run fails for any reason, the credits come back automatically.

7. Unstake

   Whenever you want, for any reason, type an amount and click Unstake. The vault sends your tokens back to your wallet in the same transaction. There is no waiting period and no fee from Chipr. Your banked credits remain spendable; you simply stop earning new ones.

What happens under the hood

When you click Generate, your browser sends the request to Chipr's server along with your session. The server does five things in order.

1. Confirms the session belongs to your wallet.
2. Reads your staked balance directly from the vault contract on Robinhood Chain. This happens on every request, so a session can never out-earn a stake.
3. Settles your credit accrual up to that second and deducts the cost of the run.
4. Sends the job to the compute network that hosts the model, using Chipr's own account. Your wallet never touches a model provider, and no API key ever reaches your browser.
5. Returns the output to you and records the job. If the provider fails, the same record is used to refund your credits.

Prices are not typed in by hand. The server reads the live price list from the compute network, converts it into credits with the same formula the studio uses, and charges that number. What you see before you click is what you pay.

Chipr is non-custodial for the coin and custodial for nothing else. The only thing the team operates is the compute account that pays for the models.

Security and trust

• The vault is immutable. No admin functions exist. The contract is verified on the Robinhood Chain explorer and anyone can read it.
• Signatures cannot move tokens. The sign-in message is plain text with your address, a timestamp and a random nonce. It is not a transaction and cannot be replayed.
• Sessions are wallet-bound. A session for one wallet cannot be used to spend another wallet's credits.
• Every request is idempotent. A request that reaches the server twice is charged once.
• Refunds are automatic. Failed jobs give credits back without anyone filing a ticket.

The business model and the buyback

CHIPR trades on Pons. Every buy and sell of the coin generates a creator fee, and that fee is Chipr's revenue.

That revenue has two jobs. The first is to fund the compute bill, since every generation costs real money at the model providers. The second is to buy CHIPR back on the open market. Whatever the compute bill does not consume is used to purchase the coin.

The loop closes like this. More people wanting to create means more people staking. More staking means more demand for the coin. More demand means more trading and more creator fees. More fees means a bigger compute budget and a bigger buyback. The studio drives the coin, the coin funds the studio, and the excess goes back to the market that the holders make.

There is no separate investor class. The people using the product are the people holding the coin, and the revenue the product generates is used to buy the thing they hold.

Why Robinhood Chain and Pons

Robinhood Chain is fast and cheap enough that staking and unstaking cost fractions of a cent, so nobody thinks twice about moving in or out. Pons is the launchpad that gives every coin on the chain a fair launch, a public curve and a creator fee that flows to the project. Chipr is built on that fee.

In numbers

Frequently asked

Do I pay gas every time I create?

No. The only on-chain actions are staking and unstaking. Creating is off-chain and free of gas.

What if I unstake everything?

Your tokens return instantly. Your banked credits stay and you can spend them. You just stop earning new ones.

Can I lose my stake?

The vault has no function that lets anyone but you withdraw your deposit. The contract is public and verified.

Which models are available?

Everything in the catalog, updated automatically as new models are released. Frontier and open models alike, priced at list.

What is a credit worth?

One cent of model list price. The studio shows both the credit and dollar cost before every run.

Can I use Chipr without staking?

No. Credits only come from a staked balance. That is the whole point.