Generative Privacy Unit

Rack 01 · status

Boards issued

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Issued today (UTC)

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$GPU burned by boards

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A board is one persona for one activity: a name, a voice, four frames of one face, a backstory, a weekly rhythm and a fresh wallet. It is encrypted in your browser and handed to you as a file. The rack only counts it.

A board costs 100 000 $GPU, burned. The link check is free.

Issue · fabricate a board

Link check · diagnostic port

How · spec sheet

1. Link check, free. Paste two addresses. The unit reads both histories and looks for direct transfers, a common funder (who sent each its first ETH) and a common deposit address (an EOA both send to, the pattern of one exchange account). It prints linked or not linked, with the transactions that prove it.
2. Issue a board. Pick an activity and fill the form, including what must never leak from your main profile. Issuing burns 100 000 $GPU (0.01% of the 1 000 000 000 supply) and the burner's flat ETH fee.
3. What comes out. A name and three handle ideas checked free on X, a bio, a voice guide (10 do, 10 don't, sample posts), a 300-word backstory, four frames of one invented face, a weekly rhythm, and a fresh EVM wallet made in your browser.
4. Kept by you only. The pack is encrypted in your browser with your passphrase and downloaded. The server keeps nothing but the burn receipt, which is public anyway. Lose the file or the passphrase and the board is gone.
5. Daily task. Open the pack and the board gives you today's task from its rhythm: a post, a reply, or staying quiet. Re-rolling a task burns 500 $GPU.
6. Where the money goes. $GPU carries a 5% creator tax on pons. It goes to the Rack contract: 50% the model tank that pays for generation, 30% buys $GPU and burns it, 20% dev.
7. What it is not. Compartmentalisation, not fake engagement. The unit does not post for you, does not buy followers, does not automate accounts. Running several accounts is your responsibility under X's rules on platform manipulation.