$GUVIX is live. CA: 7FEDPFqWaLre7KAkK1SKyJdFdAWKgghpAzgATZdhpump The product shipped before the token. 42 GPUs listed live, wallet sign-in working, every figure on the site stamped with when it was read. Nothing was mocked up for the launch. guvix.fun

Your token's picture, addressed by its own bytes. GUVIX reads the magic bytes, not the file name. It is stored under the SHA-256 of its contents, and the metadata is built on the server so the image URL is absolute. A relative URL in published metadata resolves against nothing.

See the transaction before you sign it. GUVIX builds the pump.fun launch, decodes every instruction, checks the create against your mint and your wallet, and simulates it against mainnet. Then it shows you. Preparing costs nothing. Launches submitted to date: 0.

The GPU marketplace is live, and you can read it yourself. 42 machines from a real provider. 24 available. $0.24 to $8.99 an hour across 42 different GPUs. Read 2026-10-21 21:11:16Z. That stamp sits on every row, because a price without one is a rumour. guvix.fun/machines

Three switches, and all three are off. Paid GPU provisioning: off. Mainnet broadcast: off. Model budget: unset, so the builder will not spend a cent. Spent to date: $0.00, read from the ledger rather than promised. Next: each one turned on once, with the receipt posted.

Dexs Updated : dexscreener.com/solana/5pqr9…

Dexs Paid : solscan.io/tx/2xqMsBRnmNMci2…

Our status page showed a spending limit. We checked which code enforced it. None did. A number we published and never applied. It refuses now, and the boundary is tested both ways: at 100c a 100c action passes, at 99c it is refused. A limit nobody applies is a sentence.

$GUVIX is on chain, read the way we tell you to read us. Token-2022. Symbol taken from the mint account, not from a listing. Mint authority: revoked. Freeze authority: none. Nobody can print more. Nobody can freeze a wallet. CA: 7FEDPFqWaLre7KAkK1SKyJdFdAWKgghpAzgATZdhpump

You can check every claim we make. Live GPU inventory with reading timestamps. A status page that separates configured from verified. A list of claims the product is not allowed to make, derived on every request. Read it yourself: guvix.fun

The honest version of an AI builder status page: configured, reachable and verified are three different questions. A key in a file is not a service answering. A service answering is not the job having been done. GUVIX answers all three separately, and "unknown" stays unknown.

Where generated code runs matters more than what it writes. Under bubblewrap: no network, non-root, capabilities dropped, read-only mounts, memory and CPU capped. On the production host it is refused outright. Reviewed fixtures run. Generated code does not.

Four stages. One place. 1. Launch your token. Your wallet signs. We never hold a key. 2. Choose a GPU. You set the ceiling before anything starts. 3. Build with an agent. It runs with no network, as a non-root user. 4. Deploy. A URL that answered, or we do not call it live.

Every AI builder tells you the build is done. GUVIX is not able to. "Completed" needs a live URL and a health check that passed, and that is a CHECK CONSTRAINT in the database. Not a rule in the code that someone can forget. A rule the database refuses to break.

The GPU marketplace is not a mockup. 42 machines listed. 20 available. From $0.240/hr, read from the provider and stamped with the second it was read. vCPU, RAM and disk say "chosen when you configure the pod", because that is where they are chosen.

Every token deserves a computer. GUVIX puts three things in one place: launch a token on Solana, rent a real GPU by the hour, let an agent build the application around it. guvix.fun