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Guide

From setup to your first mint.

Connect your wallet, bring your GPU provider accounts, and manage your mining fleet from one place.

Getting started

  1. Connect your wallet

    Sign in from the home page with an EVM wallet. Signing the login message does not submit a transaction or cost gas. Your login wallet and your mining wallet can be different wallets.

  2. Add a dedicated mining wallet

    In Settings, save the private key of a fresh wallet dedicated to mining. Check the mining address shown after saving. Fund that address with ETH on Robinhood Chain for mints, gas, and the platform fee.

  3. Connect a GPU provider

    Add an API key for at least one provider: Vast.ai, Runpod, or Clore.ai. Settings includes links to their consoles. Fund your provider account there; GPU rentals use your provider balance.

  4. Start your controller

    Start the controller from Settings. It manages your fleet and minting queue. Once it is running, open Fleet to configure your rentals.

  5. Configure and start your fleet

    Set your hourly rental budget and select GPU models on Fleet. Save your configuration, then enable auto-rent and start mining. Watch the instances and events as your fleet comes online.

Open Settings →

Know your fleet controls

Auto-rent

Allows the controller to rent GPUs using your fleet configuration. Disabling it does not destroy existing rentals.

Mining

Starts or pauses mining. Pausing mining does not end GPU rentals or their charges.

AFK mode

When the mining wallet can no longer cover one mint plus gas, this mode stops renting and mining and destroys managed instances.

Controller

Runs your mining operations on Purrge infrastructure. Destroy managed rentals before stopping it so they do not keep billing.

Stop your fleet

GPU providers bill for active rentals even when mining is paused.

  1. Disable auto-rent and pause mining on Fleet.
  2. Destroy your managed rentals from the dashboard.
  3. Check your provider consoles to confirm rentals have ended.
  4. Stop the controller in Settings when you are done.

Common questions

Where do I see costs and mints?

Fleet shows live mining activity. Expenses & profit tracks your operation, and Fees lists platform fee transfers. GPU rental charges are billed directly by your providers.

What does Purrge charge?

The platform fee is 1% of the mint price for each confirmed mint, sent from your mining wallet after confirmation. Keep ETH available for the mint, fee, and transaction gas. GPU rentals are charged separately by your providers.

Why is my fleet not starting?

Check that your mining key and at least one provider key are saved, the provider account is funded, and the controller is running. On Fleet, check your saved budget, GPU selection, provider toggles, auto-rent, and mining controls. Read the events for errors.

Can I change my saved keys?

Yes. Save replacements in Settings. Leave a field empty to keep its current value. Updating keys while the controller is running restarts it; existing rentals are unaffected.