This was where my head was last week.
Since then, another 6,273 people visited JK Index, with Instagram continuing to drive the overwhelming majority of it.
Still focused on what happens AFTER the traffic comes in:
→ Get people interested
→ Get them into Blitz
→ Give them a reason to care about their score and come back
I’ve spent the last seven days dealing with my car getting broken into and all that drama, but also defining what “come back” actually needs to mean.
❓ Do they play another round?
❓ Do they create an account?
❓ Do they move from guessing grades in Blitz to taking a position on a real card in Before the Slab?
❓Do they participate again when the next card goes up?
That last part has been impossible to answer because we’ve only had one real tradeable event.
So I’ll be...
> Opening several fresh grading events with Riftbound and One Piece cards
> Fixing the one sided order book, potentially with an AMM backstop
> Finally measuring whether people return for the next card
Distribution is expanding alongside that.
🔸 Instagram ads are still doing most of the heavy lifting
🔸 I’m close to finalizing our largest creator partnership so far (FINALLY, AFTER A MONTH)
🔸 I’m experimenting with a platform that can distribute JK Index content through a wider network of warmed accounts across IG and TikTok
I spent a lot of last month on calls with creators, TCG teams, competitive players, etc.
A lot of those conversations have gone cold, which is to be expected.
Can’t expect every conversation to lead somewhere, but each has definitely provided its own unique value.
So we keep going.
The next experiment is whether the Index can take the grading posts that have already worked and distribute them beyond my account and the JK Index account without losing the audience quality along the way.
✅ Ads have helped me figure out which ideas earn attention
✅ Creators let me introduce the product through someone people already trust
✅ This new distribution platform could turn proven content into something repeatable without requiring me to manufacture another post every day
✅ Reddit and other collector communities can give me the brutally honest feedback that rarely comes from someone scrolling past an ad
The infrastructure to track all of this is now built.
Each campaign can have its own links, and I can follow the traffic through playing Blitz, creating an account and eventually participating in the market.
So the next 30–60 days are explicitly about running the tests.
I need to find out whether...
> Blitz is the front door into Before the Slab
> Blitz deserves to stand on its own
> People simply enjoy guessing five grades and move on
Obviously, I’m rooting pretty hard for the first one.
Thanks for listening to my ramble. Happy Friday!
$SAFEHOOD is the lowkey alpha on RH.
Pretty simple concept:
You hold and your bag grows automatically.
Every buy/sell has a 5% tax, and 95% of it is used to buy back $SAFEHOOD and airdrop it back to holders every 6 hours.
No staking, no claim, nothing to do.
• 1B fixed supply
• Liquidity burned
• 4 airdrops a day
• ~8% supply permanently locked
• Built on @ponsdotfamily with @SinjohDeFi tech
Over 40% of the supply has already been bought back and redistributed.
Basically the more volume $SAFEHOOD gets, the more tokens get bought from the market and sent back to holders.
CA: 0x663492eab45eD21d6BDd7836eFDC1a9Cd51aE199
$SAFEHOOD is one of the cleaner mechanical setups currently running on Robinhood Chain.
1B fixed supply. Non-mintable. LP permanently locked via the Pons launcher. 5% tax on buys and sells, with 95% of that tax going straight into buybacks that get airdropped to holders. Four times a day. Automatic. No claim button, no dashboard, no “connect wallet to receive.” Tokens just appear in the bag every 6 hours.
That is the entire game.
Most reflection tokens are theater. This one actually closes the loop: every trade creates buy pressure that gets redistributed to people who already hold. The longer you sit, the larger your percentage of a fixed float becomes. Volume becomes the fuel, not the exit.
Robinhood Chain is still early and still noisy, but it is a chain with a real retail distribution engine behind it. Most meme tokens there are pure noise. This one at least has a designed pressure valve that rewards patience instead of pure momentum.
Not saying it’s going to 100x. Saying the design is tighter than 90% of the garbage that launches daily. Holders get paid for holding. Sellers fund the holders. LP is gone. Supply can’t inflate.
That’s the thesis.
CA: 0x663492eab45ed21d6bdd7836efdc1a9cd51ae199
The problems worth solving should scare you a little
Most people won’t try
Plenty will tell you they can’t be fixed
Some days, you might even believe them
But, everyone’s a critic now
AI has made it possible for nearly anyone to build almost anything
It still takes taste to know what’s worth building and imagination to see a solution others may not understand…for now
Keep going anyway
Big problems aren’t solved all at once
Find the next brick and lay it
Yeah guys, grading is completely fine
$80 per card
70–80 business days
Nearly four months waiting to see what grade comes back
This is considered normal now 😂
If you grade a card, you carry all the cost, time and uncertainty
I’m building @JKIndex_ to fix this