Explore collectionTrading fees · 5%
A token that puts
NFTs in your hands.
Hold $2O1 on Robinhood Chain. Every time the NFT budget reaches 0.03 ETH on Ethereum, a draw powered by Chainlink VRF picks one eligible holder. The strategy buys an NFT and sends it to the winner’s Ethereum wallet.
01 / The mechanism
Hold $2O1.
Win NFTs passively.
$2O1 is your ticket. Hold it in your wallet. No staking, no extra entry to buy.
Trading funds the art. Each time the NFT budget reaches 0.03 ETH on Ethereum, the strategy can start a new draw. More $2O1 means a bigger chance.
See the onchain flow- 01
Hold $2O1
Your $2O1 balance is recorded before the draw. The tokens stay in your wallet.
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Trading builds the budget
A share of trading fees is bridged to Ethereum. The NFT budget grows toward 0.03 ETH.
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Chainlink VRF picks
Verifiable randomness selects a collection and a holder. Your chance depends on your $2O1 balance.
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The strategy buys an NFT
An available NFT from the chosen collection is bought within the round’s budget.
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The winner receives the art
The NFT goes to the winner’s Ethereum wallet. Their $2O1 stays untouched, ready for future draws.
02 / NFT collections
The art you could receive.
Hold $2O1 for a chance to receive an NFT from one of these collections.
Explore each collection on OpenSea.
Explore collectionCredits
Explore collectionProceed w/ Caution
CHAPTER IV: PARASITES
Explore collectionCorruption(s*)
Explore collectionDEGENERATE/REGENERATE
Explore collectionFormation by Harto
Explore collectionWavesOnChain
Explore collectionThe Gullies
03 / The numbers
What trading contributes.
Trading fees
5%100 ETH in collected trading fees, distributed as follows.
- NFT purchases (3%)
- 2,000estimated NFTs at 0.03 ETH each60 ETH NFT budget
- Pons launchpad (1%)
- 20ETH
- 2o1 Patrons holders (0.5%)
- 10ETH
- 2o1 team (0.5%)
- 10ETH
The selected amount is collected fees. The 5% trading fee is split into 3 percentage points for NFTs, 1 for Pons, and 0.5 each for Patrons and the team. NFT count = NFT budget ÷ 0.03 ETH, rounded down. Purchases depend on available listings and costs. Actual creator receipts can vary with Pons fee sharing.
04 / The purchase
0.03 ETH. The next sweep begins.
As soon as the NFT budget on Ethereum reaches 0.03 ETH, a new cycle can begin: draw a collection and a winner, sweep an available NFT, then send it to the winner’s wallet.
The budget fills
Trading fees keep adding ETH to the NFT budget.
The strategy sweeps
Chainlink VRF makes the draw. The strategy buys an available NFT within the 0.03 ETH cap.
The NFT arrives
The winner receives it on Ethereum. The remaining ETH stays in the budget for the next cycle.
A purchase needs an available listing within the budget. If none is available, the ETH stays for a future cycle.
05 / Good to know
Know the rules.
Do I need to stake or spend my $2O1?
No. Hold $2O1 in your wallet. Your balance is recorded before the draw, and winning does not spend your tokens. More $2O1 gives you a larger chance; it does not guarantee a win.
Can I verify the draw?
Yes. Chainlink VRF supplies verifiable randomness. The collection list and holder balances are fixed before the random result arrives. Follow the request and result in the documentation.
Where do I receive my NFT?
At the same wallet address you use to hold $2O1, on Ethereum. Switch your wallet to Ethereum to view it. You do not need to move your $2O1 across chains.
What can delay a round?
Pons fee collection, bridge settlement, VRF, available sellers and transaction gas. A pending VRF request waits for its response. The offer does not guarantee a floor-price purchase.
Every step is open to inspection.
Explore the collection rules, the contracts and the recorded VRF evidence.
Read the documentation