Hold a fox. Collect real stock.
No staking. No farming. No lockups.
Every trade of the token pays a fee. That fee is spent on NVDA, GME and SPCX — real stock tokens — and paid out to all 2,000 brokers every 30 minutes, by rarity. See how it works, or claim your cut.
Every broker is on payroll. Nothing to stake, nothing to burn, no lockup — holding is the whole requirement. How big your share is depends on how rare your fox is.
Every buy and sell of the token pays a 1% pool fee.
The creator share arrives as two assets: some token, some WETH.
Every 30 minutes the WETH is swapped into NVDA, GME and SPCX.
Credited to all 2,000 brokers by rarity. Claim any time.
Payouts accrue continuously, not by snapshot. Buying just before a round and selling just after earns nothing extra — a broker that never moved earns exactly the same. Unclaimed pay stays attached to the token and is visible on-chain, so a buyer can see what they are buying.
Each NFT is an ERC-6551 token-bound account — a real on-chain wallet that the token itself owns.
Claimed stock goes into the broker's own wallet, not yours.
Whatever the wallet holds transfers with the NFT. The buyer gets it all.
Control follows ownership. Sell the fox and you lose the keys instantly.
Holding already pays. Activating a desk is how you also enter the event pot. Half of every activation fee is burned forever; the other half falls straight into the pot you are trying to win.
| Desk | Level | Fee (burned 50%) | Event weight |
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Event weight is your desk level multiplied by your fox's own rarity, so a rare broker at a cheap desk can out-earn a common one that paid more. Fees rise faster than weight on purpose — upgrading is a trade-off, not a button that is simply better. Selling or transferring a broker switches it off; the new owner activates it themselves.
Activation fees pile into a pot. Once it is full, anyone can trigger the split — and whoever does keeps a small bounty for paying the gas.
No team wallet has to act. The pot cannot be sat on.
Every activated broker takes a share of its desk level times its rarity.
The trigger reward is hard-capped in the contract and cannot be raised.
2,000 brokers, drawn pixel by pixel in code. 56 traits across 8 categories. Tier and rank are written into every token's metadata, and the same ranking drives event rewards — a Legendary is provably the one that earns most.
| Tier | Supply | Share |
|---|
No. Stock dividends need nothing but holding. Burning is only for the event pot, and it is entirely optional.
Yes. A share belongs to the token, not the wallet, so five brokers draw five separate shares and each is claimed on its own.
Then there are no fees and no dividends. Payouts come from real trading activity, not from a treasury that promises yield.
Into your broker's own ERC-6551 wallet. It travels with the NFT if you sell, so claim before you list if you want to keep it.
The fee route is immutable, the trigger bounty is hard-capped, and the payout interval cannot be pushed past seven days. Read the contracts.
No. The tier in the metadata comes from the same ranking that sets on-chain event weight, so the two can never disagree.
They are tokenized stock instruments issued on Robinhood Chain by a third party, not equity issued by us. Their risks are their own.