RIGLET: build something bigger, one rig at a time

A GPU-inspired digital collection with four tiers, a simple merge mechanic, and a functional local preview. RIGLET makes the next step in your collection something you can see and try.

RIGLET gives collecting a visible sense of progression. A rack begins with individual rigs, then changes as you add cards, combine matching tiers, and decide what to keep. The project takes its visual language from GPU hardware and turns it into a digital collection built around a straightforward idea: three matching rigs can become one stronger rig.

The website makes that progression tangible. You can mint sample GPUs, manage a rack, try the marketplace, and see how your collection compares with example clusters. Actions update the collection and activity in your browser, giving the experience a clear connection between each decision and its result.

Four tiers. One build path.

The collection has four tiers: RTX, A100, H100, and B200. Their collection weights are 1, 4, 16, and 64 respectively. These values describe the collectible system; the rigs do not provide physical hardware or computing services.

Progression follows the same rule at each stage. Three RTX rigs combine into one A100, three A100 rigs into one H100, and three H100 rigs into one B200. The original three are consumed in the upgrade. B200 is the highest tier and is reached through merging.

That structure makes the collection easy to read. Every card has a place in the progression, and every merge produces a visible change in the rack. In the local preview, the credits already accrued remain with the collection when a merge is completed.

A collection you can explore

The preview includes more than a mint screen. The marketplace lets visitors browse example offers, filter by tier, try purchases, create local listings, and reserve sample credits in bids. Each flow offers another way to explore a collection, whether the next step is a new card, a different tier, or a planned upgrade.

The ranking view adds another perspective. It compares the visitor’s local rack with clearly identified example clusters, using collection weight to show relative position. Activity records make recent actions visible, while individual GPU views connect a card with its place in the collection.

The preview can be explored without a wallet, using browser-local data and sample credits.

An identity built around the rack

RIGLET’s chosen symbol is Rack: a compact, stacked form with an open top and a strong isometric silhouette. Its layers reflect the product’s central action of building a collection piece by piece.

The identity uses black and white, with clear spacing and a shape that works from a small interface mark to a larger editorial composition. The Rack symbol gives the project a consistent visual signature across the website, launch materials, and media kit.

Where RIGLET is today

RIGLET is preparing for an SPL token launch on Solana through Stonkfun. The current website is a functional local preview; GPU NFT minting, marketplace settlement, and the proposed rewards program are not live. A token launch is a separate step from deploying those collection features. The project does not currently publish a verified token mint address.