Hold. Earn. Repeat.
10,000 free-mint PFPs on Robinhood Chain. Every one earns real ETH just by being held.
What is a HOODLER?
10,000 hand-drawn characters, each one bottled from the neck up and getting on with life anyway.
The head
Every HOODLER wears the same thing above the collar: a rounded glass dome, sealed at the neck, half-full of coloured liquid. Some of them wear a helmet on top of it. That is treated as normal.
This one has bat wings, a lipsticked Noh mask staring out through the glass, and a small crackle drifting across the surface where the liquid has hit the seal. He has not commented.
HOODLER #0003
The tenants
Butterflies. Cat masks. Skeletons. A tiny thunderbolt. The liquid inside the bottle is habitat. Every HOODLER shares its head with something small and stubborn that refuses to leave.
The blue butterflies in this one moved in on day one and have not paid rent since. The rabbit ears and the red kimono were, presumably, an attempt to distract from that fact.
HOODLER #0027
The look
The whole collection is drawn the same way. Thick maroon outlines, flat pastel fills, no gradients doing the heavy lifting. Just shape, colour and a heavy pen.
Behind them: Fuji, pagodas, paper lanterns, clouds that look cut with scissors. 10,000 pieces, free to mint, living on Robinhood Chain.
HOODLER #0019
How HOODLERS earn
No staking. No locking. No dashboard to babysit. If a HOODLER is in your wallet when the daily split happens, it earns. A Legendary earns 12× a Common; every tier in between gets its own multiplier.
Every OpenSea royalty on a HOODLER sale and every trade of the $HDLR token pipes 80% of its take into one shared pool.
Once a day the pool is swept and converted to ETH. No project token to hold, no wrapper, no vesting. Just gas-token ETH.
That day's ETH is split across every token ID from #0001 to #10,000, weighted by rarity. A Legendary earns 12× what a Common does. Same pool, bigger slice.
The ETH accrues against the token ID, not your wallet. Hold #7421 at claim time and its balance is yours. Pull it any time it's over $1.
Sell your HOODLER and its unclaimed balance transfers with it. That means a HOODLER's real value is floor + its balance. Buyers can look any token ID up before they buy and see exactly what's sitting on it. A loaded HOODLER is worth more than an empty one, and everybody can prove it.
80%
Of trading fees
Daily
Payouts
$1
Min claim
ETH, not a project token
Paid in
How it stays honest
Built on Robinhood Chain · chain 4663
Where this is going
No percentages, no fake milestones. One thing has shipped, one is underway, and the rest are stated plainly so you can hold us to them. Nothing here promises anyone a return.
Every trait drawn by hand. 132 across 9 categories, enough for 10,000 unique combinations. This site is up, the previews are live, the palette is finalised.
Contract deployment and the 10,000-piece free mint. Chain ID 4663, gas paid in ETH. You pay nothing to us, only network fees.
Secondary trading opens on OpenSea. The moment listings go live, royalties start flowing, and 80% of every royalty is routed straight into the daily reward pool.
The reward loop turns on. Once a day the pool converts to ETH and splits across all 10,000 token IDs, weighted by rarity. Common gets 1×, Legendary gets 12×. No staking, no activation.
After the mint completes, the HOODLERS token launches on Pons. Fair launch. No presale, no team allocation. From that point, 80% of $HDLR trading fees also feed the daily pool.
10,000 free mints on Robinhood Chain, a daily ETH pool split by rarity across every token ID, and a fair-launch token to come. Nothing above is a financial promise.
Questions
Straight answers about the mint, the mechanic, and what actually happens when you hold one.
A bottle-head PFP. A hand-drawn character whose head is a corked glass bottle with something living inside. 132 traits across 9 categories combine into 10,000 unique HOODLERS, no two the same.
Flat colour, heavy outline, drawn by hand rather than assembled from sliders. The art is the anchor; the mechanic is what makes holding it interesting.
Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum L2 built by Robinhood on Arbitrum technology. Chain ID 4663, and gas is paid in ETH.
Any EVM wallet works once you add the network. You can inspect contracts and transactions on the public explorer at explorer.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com.
Nothing to us. It’s a free mint. You only pay the ETH network fee to submit the transaction, and on Robinhood Chain that is a small amount.
No presale, no allowlist tiers you have to grind for, no premium version of the same art behind a paywall.
Two revenue streams feed a single reward pool: 80% of OpenSea royalties, and 80% of $HDLR trading fees once the token is live.
Daily, the pool is converted to ETH and split across all 10,000 token IDs, weighted by rarity. Common is the 1× baseline; Uncommon 1.5×, Rare 2.5×, Epic 5×, Legendary 12×. Every tier and multiplier is on-chain metadata.
You can claim your accrued balance any time it clears the $1 minimum.
No. Holding is enough. There is no staking contract, no lock-up, no “activate mining” button, no daily check-in.
ETH accrues against each token ID automatically, every day the pool converts. Your only job is to hold and, when you feel like it, claim.
The unclaimed ETH balance goes with the token. Rewards accrue against the token ID, not the wallet, so when a HOODLER changes hands, its balance transfers to the new owner untouched.
That means listings can be genuinely “loaded”. Some sellers claim before listing; others leave the balance on the token to justify a higher price. Buyers can hunt for the difference.
Yes. Every token’s unclaimed ETH balance is a public lookup. Anyone can query it by token ID, no wallet connection required.
That’s deliberate. If you’re browsing a marketplace listing, you should be able to verify the loaded balance for yourself before you buy.
HOODLERS is the project token. It launches on Pons after the mint completes. Fair launch, no presale, no team allocation.
Once trading opens, 80% of $HDLR trading fees are routed into the same daily pool that funds HOODLER rewards. The token exists to feed the loop, not to replace it.
