Hoodunits

5,000 units on Robinhood Chain. Burn to put yours to work, earn from every trade.

[Hoodunits @hoodunits]

Doors open.

5,000 fully on-chain units
Max 10 per wallet

Mint: https://t.co/n5w5gfr6T3

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$UNITS is live on @TradePools

holder can claim reward at https://t.co/WtPWaFQCmG

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Minted? They are already waiting for you.

https://t.co/AxMI7SONJz reads your units straight off the chain and shows what each one is doing: idle, recruited, or at work.

Recruiting opens the day $UNITS launches.

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A HoodUnit earns nothing until it is recruited. Recruiting costs $UNITS, once per unit, and the fee splits in half inside the same transaction.

Half is burned. It goes to an address with no known key, gone from supply permanently.

Half goes into the pool, where it is paid out to every unit already at work. Joining pays the people who joined before you.

Nothing reaches the team. The fee itself can be repriced as the token finds a market, but the split cannot. Fifty-fifty is fixed in code.

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How HoodUnits rewards work.

HoodUnits pays in $NVDA: tokenised NVIDIA stock, a standard ERC-20 that Robinhood issues on this chain against real shares.

Nothing is minted to fund it. Rewards are a share of trading fees that already exist.

Fees are converted and sent to the pool. Any address may start a payout. The call is permissionless and cannot send funds anywhere except to stakers.

Each payout is spread across seven days rather than paid in one transaction. A lump sum creates a single profitable moment to be present for, which rewards timing over participation. Continuous accrual removes it: one hour staked earns one hour's share, so no lock-up is needed.

Because the pool distributes the token itself rather than a price, market hours do not apply. Sunday accrues exactly like Tuesday.

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