The mint could not be reached, so this is counted in this browser: the boxes bought here, plus the boxes this deploy was seeded with. It is not everyone's total, and the price it quotes moves with your own buys and nobody else's. The transactions are on the explorer, which is the count that is real.
Box price now
0.0005 ETHBoxes sold
0 / 16,000Average per box
5K ROBIDrop pool
80M ROBIYour ETH on Robinhood Chain
Connect a wallet to read what it holds on Robinhood Chain. Nothing here is read from your wallet until you do.
The ETH transfer is real — it leaves your wallet the moment you sign it, and it is not reversible. A box is a slot in the Series 001 manifest, allocated to the address that paid; the $ROBI inside it is credited off-chain and becomes withdrawable when the contract address is published.
What is in a Drop Box.
16,000 boxes, 8 tiers, and a fixed number of each. The manifest was laid out and shuffled before the first box sold, so every figure below is a count of what exists rather than a chance of anything: 9 Relics means 9, and once they are taken the manifest cannot make another. No box is empty either — the smallest pays 500 ROBI.
Tier
Boxes
Pays ($ROBI)
Every box pays something. The smallest is a Chip at 500 ROBI — there is no empty box in the series, because a floor was chosen over one. The tiers above spend the whole 80M ROBI pool across the 16,000 boxes, which is 5,000 a box on average and more than most boxes hold. The counts were fixed before the first box sold; what is left of them is not published.
1B tokens, minted once.
That is the whole supply of $ROBI, fixed at launch on Robinhood Chain. 80M of it is the drop pool, and the only way out of that pool is a Drop Box being opened — the 16,000 boxes in the series spend it exactly. The other 920M is liquidity, paired at launch and locked. There is no third bucket and no team allocation.
What every box pays out of. It only leaves by being opened out of a Drop Box.
Paired at launch and locked. It is not a discretionary allocation and there is nobody who can spend it.
The token launches through Pons, a non-custodial launchpad for fixed-supply tokens on Robinhood Chain — your wallet submits every transaction, and Pons does not custody assets. It is a fair launch, and all liquidity is locked: ponsfamily.com/launchpad. There is no $ROBI contract yet — until the address is published, what a box pays out is credited off-chain against the address that paid for it.