THE MARKET AND THE PEG
Two numbers run this network. $CLAW trades on Robinhood Chain and buys compute. $PINCH never trades — it's what workers earn, pegged at $1 apiece until the moment they cash it out as $CLAW.
One credit costs $0.10 and one chat message costs one credit. You buy credits with $CLAW at whatever the market says it's worth — so every paid prompt is a real buy on the chart, not a promise of one.
A GPU's power bill is in dollars, so its pay is too. $PINCH is the network's internal point — 1 $PINCH = $1, always. A machine knows what a job was worth when it ran it, no matter what the $CLAW chart does after.
$PINCH converts to $CLAW at live market price, straight to your wallet on Robinhood Chain from the earnings page. Minimum 1 $PINCH. No lockups, no vesting, no claim windows.
No mint function, no emissions schedule, no unlock calendar. The burn is the only supply event $CLAW has — and it fires on every paid prompt. Usage is the entire tokenomics.
Anchored in dollars, settled in $CLAW. Send tokens, get credits, spend them on jobs — no minimum, no subscription, no card on file.
| Job | Price | In dollars |
|---|---|---|
| Chat message | 1 credit | $0.10 |
| Image | 10 credits | $1.00 |
| Video · 5s | 50 credits | $5.00 |
| Video · 8s | 75 credits | $7.50 |
| Video · 10s | 100 credits | $10.00 |
Five credits free every day, no wallet needed. Paid credits never expire, and any job that times out or goes unclaimed for 30 seconds refunds itself.
On this page, in the contract box above. Nowhere else first — anything earlier is fake.
Price and running burn total light up in the header above.
Send $CLAW, credits land in seconds, the burn starts ticking.
Workers turn stacked $PINCH into $CLAW in their wallet.
Until then the contract reads TBA and the network runs on free daily credits. Full mechanics live in the docs.