Observed arrival · 2026-09-24
FabOut Protocol’s on-chain chip foundry
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FabOut proposes turning chip-design parts into NFTs that can be used for token-based mining.
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- People interested in on-chain chip-design and token-mining concepts
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- The market section lists 128 open bids and 37 chip listings, while the page also says its contracts are not live.
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The proposed workflow separates raw primitives from finished designs: parts are wired into a netlist, then consumed at tape-out to mint a Chip NFT. The page names four primitive types—NAND, CLOCK, CORE and SILICON—and describes local simulation before any on-chain step. Its market section displays 128 open bids and 37 chip listings, although the stated status is pre-launch with contracts not live.
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