TapeOut ETH
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Proof-of-Design pool

Design a circuit from NAND gates, burn transistors to tape it out, and the netlist mines BEME at near-zero marginal cost. 21 M hard cap: 67 % is mined (~4,824 / day, halving every four years), 33 % was minted once into a one-sided Uniswap v4 pool whose LP is time-locked. 99 % of emission goes to circuits that pass a verified task.

Emission rate—BEME / day
Mined so far—of 14,070,000 mining allocation
Active miners—verified / total
Next halving—era 0

Pool state

Liquidity · Uniswap v4

33 % of the supply (6,930,000 BEME) was minted once into an ETH/BEME v4 pool as a BEME-only range. The position NFT sits in LPLocker: only swap fees can be collected until the unlock date; the lock can be extended, never shortened.

How a circuit becomes a miner

  1. Mint transistors on the CPU (ERC-1155 NAND / LATCH). Price is set by the CPU creator plus a flat protocol fee.
  2. Design in the Studio. Fewer gates and shallower depth means lower cost and a better design premium.
  3. Tape out: the netlist is stored on-chain forever, transistors are burned, you receive the circuit NFT.
  4. Arm, then start in the next block. For a verified task the pool samples your circuit against Merkle-proven test vectors; pass and you earn from the 99 % pool.
  5. Claim any time. No lock-up, no staking.
Fork of the TapeOut protocol (MIT). Contracts verified on the explorer. Built with Perplexity Computer.