Use the swarm
A chat app and API over open models. Send a prompt, the router picks an eligible GPU, and tokens stream back as they are generated.
Open the appMosquito is a network of independent GPUs serving open models. Send a request, the router picks a worker, and tokens stream back. $ZKMOSQ trades against NVDA, and stakers are paid in NVDA from every trade.

Prompts are used for the request and then discarded. Workers never see who sent them.
Privacy model
The router picks a worker by model, availability and measured speed. The worker runs the model and streams tokens straight back. The more GPUs in the swarm, the faster the match.
Every worker runs mosquito worker benchmark on join and reports its own numbers. The router weights routes by measured tokens per second, not by advertised hardware.
Specs from NVIDIA's RTX Blackwell architecture whitepaper. ZK Mosquito workers report the same fields, VRAM, cores, bandwidth, for routing.
Usage is counted, earnings are credited, and prompt context is discarded once the response completes.
Stakers are paid in the stock $ZKMOSQ trades against, not in more $ZKMOSQ. Every pair $ZKMOSQ trades against pays stakers in that stock.
$ZKMOSQ launches on Pons v2 paired with NVDA, so buyers pay in NVDA and the bonding curve graduates in NVDA. Pons charges 1% on every trade, keeps 30% and credits 70% to the creator-fee recipient, which is our stock vault. That is 0.70% of every trade. Anyone can call harvest to pull it out of the Pons escrow and start a 7-day stream to stakers.
Anyone can open a ZKMOSQ/stock pool on Uniswap v4 with our pair hook attached. The hook takes its fee in the stock side of every swap and holds it until anyone calls flush, which can only send it to the same vault. There sync turns it into a 7-day stream. Each new pair adds a stock stakers earn. The vault only lists tokens Pons itself approved as pair assets.
Inference demand follows GPU demand, and GPU demand follows Nvidia. A GPU network’s token that trades against Nvidia, and pays in it, keeps those lined up.
Rewards arrive as NVDA, Robinhood’s token for Nvidia stock. The swarm runs on Nvidia cards, so the providers who stake are paid in the company that makes them.
Most staking pays in the staked token, which stakers then sell. Here the reward is a different asset, so claiming it never means selling $ZKMOSQ. No $ZKMOSQ is minted for rewards; the token has no mint at all.
This needs a stock that behaves like any ERC-20, a live price for it, and a launchpad that pairs against it. On Robinhood Chain NVDA is a standard token, Chainlink publishes its price, and Pons v2 launches against it.
Stock rewards are paid in Robinhood Stock Tokens. Stock Tokens may not be offered, sold or delivered within the United States or to U.S. persons, and restrictions also apply in Canada, the UK and Switzerland. If those rules cover you, don’t stake for stock rewards.
A chat app and API over open models. Send a prompt, the router picks an eligible GPU, and tokens stream back as they are generated.
Open the appRun the worker client, benchmark your machine, list the models you serve, and take routed jobs. You keep 70% of each job, or 85% with $ZKMOSQ staked.
Become a providerStake $ZKMOSQ in the vault and earn NVDA from every Pons trade, plus the stock of every pair with the hook attached. Paid pro rata, streamed over 7 days.
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