Steal from the fees.
Share with the holders.
$HOOD takes 80% of the fees collected from trading and hands them straight back to the people holding the bag — every single week.
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An old story, retold for a new chain
The Robinhood chain just launched, and Hoodwink is built on its oldest legend: take from the rich, give to the poor. In this version, the “rich” is the fee pool generated by everyone trading the token, and the “poor” are the holders who stuck around instead of flipping it. No hunting, no arrows — just a transparent, automatic weekly transfer from fees back to holders, proportional to how much of the supply they carry.
How the redistribution works
Four steps, repeating every week, fully on-chain and verifiable.
Trade happens
Every buy and sell on the EasyA Kickstart launch platform generates a small fee, just like any other token launch.
Fees pile up
80% of everything collected that week is set aside for holders. The rest funds ongoing operations.
Friday snapshot
Every Friday, we take a snapshot of every wallet's balance and check who holds at least 1% of supply.
Sunday payout
Two days later, the pooled fees are split across eligible wallets in proportion to their share of supply, and sent out automatically.
Tokenomics, in four numbers
Of platform fees redistributed to holders every week
Minimum % of supply held to qualify for a payout
Weekly snapshot day — determines who's eligible
Weekly payout day — fees are sent to eligible wallets
Your share of each payout equals your % of total supply at snapshot time, applied to that week’s distributable pool. Hold 1% and you’re in; hold 2% and you get roughly twice the payout of someone at 1%.
Frequently asked
Why a minimum hold requirement?
Rewards are split proportionally to your % of total supply. A 1% minimum keeps the mechanism gas-efficient and focused on committed holders rather than dust wallets.
What counts as a fee?
Trading fees collected by the EasyA Kickstart launch platform on Hoodwink transactions. Every fee event is logged and tied to the week's payout.
Can the rules change?
The snapshot day, payout day, minimum hold, and fee share are protocol parameters. Any change will be announced publicly before it takes effect.
Where can I verify a payout?
The Payouts page lists every weekly distribution with its snapshot date, total fees collected, and transaction reference once live.