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~$7,600

Net profit / node / monthiCash each deployed node earns per month after its running costs (power, bandwidth, host fee), before company overhead and taxes.

~$380K

Pilot (50 nodes) / monthiTotal monthly net profit once the first 50-node Austin pilot is fully deployed (50 x per-node profit).

~$7.6M

At 1,000 nodes / monthiTotal monthly net profit once the network reaches 1,000 deployed nodes.

~$730M

Illustrative value @ 1,000 nodesiA rough company worth at 1,000 nodes: annual net profit times an assumed 8x multiple. Illustrative, not a guarantee.

Scale trajectory

Per-node economics hold as the network grows across markets. Illustrative — at ~$7,600/node·mo net and an 8× multiple on annual net.

Illustrative company value vs. network size — linear per-node scaling at ~$7,600/node·mo net × 8× multiple. The orange marker is the 1,000-node milestone. Not a forecast or guarantee.

NetworkiNumber of deployed home-nodes (GPUs installed on homes).	Markets	Profit / moiTotal network net profit per month at that size.	Profit / yriMonthly profit times 12.	Illustrative valueiAnnual profit times an assumed multiple. Illustrative.
50	Austin pilot	$380K	$4.6M	$37M
250	Austin	$1.9M	$22.8M	$182M
1,000	+ Dallas	$7.6M	$91M	$730M
5,000	+ Boston, CA	$38M	$456M	$3.6B
10,000	multi-market	$76M	$912M	$7.3B

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Enter your amount and the network size you want to model — everything updates live. These are illustrative assumptions you can change, not a promise of value or return. Two different numbers: the valuation you invest at is today's negotiated price; the illustrative value is what the company could be worth in the future at that scale.

Your investmentiHow much you would put in. We use this to size your ownership and your return.

Investing at company valuation (post-money)iTODAY'S value you and the investor agree on when they put money in (post-money = including their new cash). For an idea-stage raise this is a negotiated number based on potential, not profit. Your ownership = your investment divided by this.

Network size to modeliDrag to model the company at a given number of deployed nodes (GPUs on power-ready sites).: 1,000 nodes

Adjust economic assumptions

Net profit / node / monthiMonthly profit assumed per node after running costs. Base case about $7,600. Editable.

Valuation multiple (× annual net)iShorthand for how much a buyer pays per $1 of yearly profit. 8x means a company earning $10M/yr is worth about $80M. It only applies once the company actually earns profit (the at-scale case); the number comes from comparable companies. A market convention, not a law.

Your equity stakeiThe share of the company you would own = your investment divided by the post-money valuation.

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Company profit at this scaleiTotal monthly net profit of the whole network at the modeled number of nodes.

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Illustrative value at this scale (future)iWhat the company could be worth ONCE it reaches this many nodes and earns these profits (annual net x the multiple) — the future/upside case, NOT today's value. Illustrative, not a guarantee.

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Your stake value · returniWhat your ownership would be worth at that scale, and how many times your money that is (e.g. 73x). Before dilution and taxes.

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Your ownership

Your money, multiplied — at this scale

You invest

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Stake worth

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Illustrative only. Outputs show node-level net contribution and exclude corporate overhead, taxes, debt service, and dilution from future financing rounds — all of which reduce actual returns. Valuation uses an assumed multiple on annual net. Nothing here is an offer of securities or a guarantee of performance; actual terms are set with qualified advisors.