Rent your GPU to the AI floor — the same marketplaces the labs already buy from. OREON routes what it makes into NVDA exposure and drops it in your wallet. We never hold a cent of it.
Right now, somebody is typing a prompt.
A cat in a spacesuit. A logo. A song they will never finish.
They hit enter, and they wait.
That wait is not nothing. That wait is a card somewhere, running flat out.
Somebody has to own that card.
Mining is over — it has been since 2022, and everybody kept the rigs running out of habit.
A 4090 hashing rocks makes about a dollar a day and burns two in electricity.
But the queue for compute does not end. The labs are not short on money. They are short on cards.
You own a card.
So while a stranger watches a progress bar for forty seconds, your fans spin up and the meter runs.
Run whatever you like, by the way. AMD, Intel, a shelf of second-hand 3090s, a rack of H100s.
And when it pays, it does not pay you in a coin nobody will remember by Christmas.
It pays you in the company that makes the card.
Somebody else is waiting on the image. You are stacking NVDA exposure while they do.
Not a promise. A swap. You can watch it on a block explorer.
It stays where it is, running what it runs. NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, datacentre — we do not care what is in the slot. No launcher of ours on your machine, no custom miner, nothing for your antivirus to argue with.
Your card gets listed on the compute marketplaces that already exist and already have buyers — rendering, fine-tuning, inference. Real jobs from people with deadlines.
When the balance clears the threshold, it crosses the bridge and converts. About two minutes end to end. Nothing moves without your signature.
Whatever card earned it, it lands as nvda — a tokenized NVIDIA-price-linked instrument — in an address only you control. We take 1% on the conversion. That is the whole business model.
There is no step where we hold your money.
That is not a policy. It is the architecture.
The converter keeps working with every OREON server switched off.
Read how the contract works →Gross is what these cards have actually rented for on the open compute marketplaces, not a best case. Utilisation is the honest variable: nobody rents 24/7. Idle draw is counted at 15% of board power.
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Two hundred is not a marketing number. NiceHash opens two hundred slots for the first seven days; after that it opens to everyone. The first batch gets in before the queue exists — and gets the first look at the contract, the attestor and the converter.
Joining costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Connecting a wallet is optional here — you will need one to be paid, not to get in line.
It is a tokenized debt instrument issued under Regulation S by Robinhood Europe, tracking the price of NVIDIA stock. It carries no voting rights, no shareholder rights and no claim against NVIDIA. Your counterparty is the issuer, not the company. If that distinction matters to you — and it should — read the issuer's own terms before you touch it.
Regulation S means these instruments cannot be offered to US persons, so OREON geo-blocks the United States. A short list of other jurisdictions where the issuer's instruments may not be distributed is blocked too. This is checked, not assumed. If you are in a restricted jurisdiction, nothing here is for you, and we would rather say so on the front page than in a footer.
The contract is being written and independently audited. Until that is finished and we have run a complete end-to-end conversion in public, there is no deposit address, no sale and no token. Anyone telling you otherwise is not us.
A single card is single-digit dollars a day, before electricity. In several countries the net is close to zero, and on older cards it is negative. The calculator above is set up to show you that, because a signup from someone who loses money is worth less to us than the truth.
The attestor that reports your rig's output is open source and runs locally. Marketplace API keys stay on your hardware and are never transmitted to us. Sweeps are authorised per transaction from your own wallet. We cannot move your funds because we are never in a position to.
1% on conversion. No subscription, no spread we do not show you, no rehypothecation. Bridge and swap costs are third-party and displayed before you sign. If we ever add a fee, it will appear on this page before it appears on your transaction.