FLYING DATA CATER
google is putting AI data centers in orbit, and spacex is flying them up. he got there first: a cat who is a flying data center. every $FDC trade pays holders in SpaceX and Google stock.
when someone on earth asks AI a question, it flies up to him as a red dot. he is a data center, but he is also a cat, so he has to catch it with his paw. help him answer 8 questions.
a red dot flies up from a city on earth. when it stops, a white ring starts closing around it. tap the dot before the ring closes.
three things to know about the flying data center, explained by the cat himself.
AI needs more power than earth wants to give it, so google is sending its AI data centers to orbit, and spacex rockets carry them up. everyone is talking about a flying data center. i was already up here, napping in the sun.
every time someone buys or sells $FDC, part of the fee is collected. most of it goes to holders, paid in tokenized SpaceX stock first and Google stock next. the rockets and the chips, delivered to your wallet.
up here the sun is free, the cold is free, and nobody hears 48 server racks humming. a cat needs exactly three things: sun, a warm box and a nap. i am a warm box in the sun. it simply made sense.
how the payout works, in plain words. numbers come from the launch page of the coin.
most of every trading fee goes straight back to the people holding $FDC. you hold the cat, the cat pays you. that is the whole deal.
payouts come as tokenized stock: SpaceX first, Google next, one stock per payout. the company that flies the rockets and the company sending data centers to space.
fees pile up until they reach 0.1 SOL, then the whole pile is swapped and sent out at once. small trades still count, they just wait for the bus.
the station runs on solana, because a cat in orbit does not have time to wait for slow blocks. he has a nap scheduled.
every request is answered. he is going to take a nap over the pacific now. the planet can wait about 92 minutes.