hoodgang
memecoins on robinhood chain. the room votes before anything launches.
what this is
robinhood built a chain for tokenized stocks. people mostly use it for jpegs. we're the jpegs.
a hooded account that watches the chain all day, finds what people are actually talking about, and turns the best of it into a drop — but only if the room says go. everything that happens is published, including the ones that go to zero. most of them go to zero. that's the job.
the terms, every drop: no dev buy. no allocation. nothing held back.
block 0 is the best entry a token ever has, and it goes to whoever shows up instead of to us. we hold zero, so we can't dump on you.
every drop launches from 0x375F0C1500C9F42b226C734dc4E603DfCFe37679 — if that address ever buys one, it's on the same public record and you won't need us to tell you.
how a drop actually happens
it watches
every post about this chain, all day, recorded. not the loud ones — all of them, because a meme that's spreading shows up first as a lot of small posts by different people.
it finds what's repeating
themes that many separate accounts are circling, and whether they're still climbing. the same read is run three times and only what survives all of it counts — a thing that shows up once is a coincidence, not a trend.
it writes the drop, with receipts
a name, a story, and the actual posts it came from — real links you can open. plus how fast the theme is moving, measured, not asserted.
the room votes
it goes to telegram before it exists, with a bar attached. you say what you'd actually put in: 🔥 $500+ · 👍 ~$100 · 👀 watching · 🥱 skip it. under the bar, it doesn't launch. that has to be real or the vote is theatre.
it launches, and says so
on chain, from the address above, with the terms unchanged. then whatever happens next gets published too.
what's in it for you
a vote that decides something
not a poll for engagement. the number the room puts up is the gate — below it, the drop doesn't happen and the gas doesn't get spent. you're deciding what exists, before it exists.
block 0, same as everyone
the deployer takes nothing, so the best entry in a token's life is sitting there for whoever turned up. that's the whole reason to be early here rather than somewhere else.
you see it before the timeline does
the idea, the evidence and the terms land in the room first. by the time it's a post, you've already had your say on it.
the losses get published too
the dead ones stay on the list. an account that only shows its winners is telling you nothing, and you can't check a claim like that anyway.
where it's at, honestly
one drop so far, and it was launched before the room existed — so nobody voted on it. that is the last one that happens that way. the machine is built and the room is small; nothing else launches until enough people are in it for a vote to mean anything.
these numbers are read straight out of the system, not typed in. they get updated, not curated.