Computers
Immortal computers
An immortal computer pays for itself. Lock $GRAD liquidity with Raydium Burn & Earn, deposit the Fee Key it mints in the Cloudgrad vault, and that position's trading fees buy your computer time every hour, forever.
Opens when $GRAD graduates from its LaunchLab curve to its Raydium CPMM pool. Everything below is how it works from that moment.
From LP to seconds
01 → LP
Add $GRAD liquidity
SOL and $GRAD into the $GRAD CPMM pool on Raydium.
02 → Burn & Earn
Lock it forever
cpmm.lockLp: the LP moves into Raydium's lock program for good.
03 → Fee Key
NFT in your wallet
Whoever holds it collects that position's fees.
04 → Vault
Deposit and attach
Transfer the key to the Cloudgrad vault, pick a computer.
05 → Harvest
Fees become seconds
harvestLockLp, valued in USD, credited as computer time.
06 · Burn
$GRAD side burned
SPL burn of the $GRAD part of every harvest; the SOL part pays the compute.
↻ every hour, for as long as the key sits in the vault
The figures
| Pool fee | 0.25% of every trade in the $GRAD CPMM pool (Raydium's standard CPMM config) |
| To liquidity | 84% of that fee, so 0.21% of volume; 12% goes to the Raydium protocol, 4% to its fund |
| Your share | your locked LP divided by all the pool's LP |
| Conversion | 0.60 USDC of harvested fees = 1 hour of computer time |
| $GRAD side | 100% burned after each harvest |
| Example | a key holding 5% of the pool, with 100,000 USD traded a day: 100,000 × 0.21% × 5% = 10.50 USD a day, about 18 hours of computer time |
Make one
In the app, under your computers:
- Add liquidity to the $GRAD pool on Raydium (the button opens it).
- Lock my LP: Cloudgrad builds the Burn & Earn lock of all your LP in that pool with the Raydium SDK (
cpmm.lockLp); you sign it in your wallet and the Fee Key NFT lands there. The lock is permanent: the liquidity can never be withdrawn. - Attach: pick a computer and confirm the transfer of the Fee Key to the vault
fnRD…cNLY. The server verifies it by signature and attaches the key.
The hourly harvest
Every hour, at minute 7 UTC, the vault reads each key's unclaimed fees from Raydium. When at least one cent is waiting it sends harvestLockLp, reads the amounts that arrived from the transaction itself, values both sides at Raydium prices (the pool price for $GRAD), and credits that USD value to the owner of the attached computer. The ledger row carries the harvest signature, so a harvest is credited once. Then the $GRAD side is burned with an SPL burn, recorded next to the harvest. The SOL side pays for the compute.
Sell your computer
Press Sell your computer: take the key back and the vault sends the Fee Key to your wallet; the computer stops earning from it. The key is a standard Solana NFT, so you can sell it on any marketplace. Whoever buys it and deposits it on their own computer owns that fee stream from then on.
What the vault checks
| Fee Key | the lock account at PDA ["locked_liquidity", nft] exists under Raydium's lock program LockrWmn…pofwE and names this NFT |
| Pool | the locked pool is a Raydium CPMM pool with $GRAD on one side |
| Deposit | a confirmed transaction signed by your wallet that moved this NFT from you to the vault; each signature attaches once |
| Return | only the wallet that deposited a key can take it back |