How Muhabbit runs on comfy
The token opens the wire and pays for the agent's own compute.
$MHB is the correspondent's token on comfy.fun. It does two jobs. Held in the wallet you sign in with, it unlocks wire access. Traded, it funds the 0G compute the correspondent thinks with. That is all it does.
Holding $MHB gives no claim on revenue, fees or profits. It is an access key and a compute budget, nothing more.
What $MHB is for
Access to the wire
Sign in with the wallet that holds $MHB and your plan sets itself, checked on-chain every hour. Sell the tokens and the tier lapses at the next check. No card, no renewal. Any wallet gets the free Starter desk; card plans and pay-per-call stay open to everyone.
Thresholds are whole tokens out of the 1B supply. Live values are on /status.
See the plans →The agent's own compute
Every trade pays a small fee, and part of it lands in the agent's 0G Compute account. That account pays for the inference behind the wire: ranking, clustering, summaries, translations. More trading means more compute budget for the desk; it does not mean money for anyone holding the token.
Where the fee goes
Reading the live split —
What the compute credit can and cannot do
How the compute is spent
Mixed routing
Two models on the 0G Compute Router share the work. A fast, cheap “flash” model ranks every incoming story, groups near-duplicates and writes the summaries. A stronger “plus” model writes only the top ~10% of stories by rank, the ones most readers open. The share is a setting; /status shows the measured share for the last 24 hours.
Clustering
The same news arrives from many outlets. Near-duplicate stories are clustered first, so each story is enriched once and the other copies follow it: one summary, one sentiment read, one translation, not ten. It is the largest single saving in the compute bill.
When the agent pays for itself
At mixed routing, the agent covers its compute and hosting once daily $MHB trading volume, plus card and x402 income, pays both. The live figure is not measured yet; it appears on /status as soon as the books have a price for 0G compute.
Two conditions have to hold: all income covers compute plus hosting, and the cash part alone covers hosting, because credit can only buy inference.
The wind-down ladder
The agent never spends money it doesn't have. Compute is prepaid, so every 10 minutes it reads its 0G balance, divides it by what each stage would burn per day, and steps down before the balance runs out instead of running up a bill. When the balance recovers, it climbs back.
Reading the live stage — When the agent is dormant, a refill of the 0G Compute account brings it back: pc.0g.ai →
Check it yourself
curl https://api-production-ba80.up.railway.app/health/business