Robinhood Chain · First privacy token platform

Put the
hood on.

The first privacy platform on the most public chain in crypto. Hood up, go private. $HOODS brings privacy to Robinhood — with the endgame of making every token, including tokenized stocks, private.

Enter the hoodHow it works
Contract address drops at launch

Fair launch on Robinhood

The crew

Wear the same. Hide in the set.

Robinhood is a glass house. Every buy, every bag, every dumb screenshot, all in plain view. HOODS is the crew that walks in with the hood up. You still trade. You still meme. But nobody on the street can see who's inside.

Here, the bag and the hood are the same thing. Every rational holder ends up in the hood, that's how an anonymity set grows. Not by asking. By getting paid.

The HOODS crew in lime hoods, standing together in the dark

The Swap

One Swap. Two fees, both working.

Every trade on the hooded pool pays 2%. Nothing is burned. Half goes straight to the people you cannot see, half comes back as liquidity and buy pressure.

  1. 01 You trade

    2% all-in. Buy, you get less. Sell, you pay more. Big trades can't easily dodge it, because this is the deepest pool.

  2. 02 1% hoods

    Taken in $HOODS and sent to shielded holders in the same transaction. No payouts are sent. Your shielded share is just worth more $HOODS over time, so there's no record of who earned what.

  3. 03 1% compounds

    Half of it is added back as permanent liquidity, so the pool gets deeper on its own. The other half buys $HOODS off the market and hoods that too. Anyone can trigger it. Nobody can point it anywhere else.

Why no burn. A burn lifts every holder the same, including someone who never comes near the hood. Sending the same tokens to shielded holders instead concentrates them on the people carrying the anonymity set — worth 5× at 20% hooded, 20× at 5%. Supply stays at 1 billion, for ever. Every fee either deepens the pool or pays the hood.

The first hour is expensive on purpose. Trading opens at a 99% tax that halves every 15 minutes (about 50%, then 25%, then 13%) and reaches the normal 1% an hour after launch. It's charged on what you put in, not what you get out, so the chart barely moves while it's live and there's nothing to front-run. It's in the contract, it only ever goes down, and no key can restart it. Buy at minute one and you are paying for the privilege of being first.

The 1% for holders streams in rather than landing at once, so nobody can jump in right before a whale trade and jump out with the rewards. Snipers pay the fee on the way in and on the way out, and only get a few minutes of rewards for it.

Crypto and tokenized stocks falling and re-minting into lime HOODS coins
A HOODS mascot diving into a pool of identical lime hoods

Hood up

Three moves. Then you're just another hood.

  1. 01 Buy

    Grab $HOODS on the main pool. Buys are public, and that's fine. Everyone starts on the street.

  2. 02 Hood up

    Send your $HOODS to your private deposit address and it hoods up on its own. Your device builds the proof, the relay pays the gas, and your bag lands in the private pool and goes dark in the same transaction.

  3. 03 Earn

    Every trade on the main pool makes your bag heavier. Nothing to claim, no payout transaction, no record of who earned what. Send to another hood and your device builds the proof, so who, how much and even which token stay with you. Withdraw anytime — the exit is public and costs 2%, which goes straight to the hoods who stayed.

Hood up

The flywheel

One machine. One job: the biggest hood on Robinhood.

Everything in $HOODS points the same way. Trading pays the people who go private, going private is the only way to get paid, and every turn leaves a deeper market and a bigger crowd to hide in.

The HOODS flywheelTrade, buy back, deepen, drip, hood up, and back to trade: every trade funds buybacks, permanent liquidity and payouts to shielded holders, which pulls more holders into the privacy pool.the hoodprivacypool01Trade02Buy back03Deepen04Drip05Hood up

Where a $1,000 trade's $20 goes

$15 to the hood · $5 to the floor

  • $HOODS tax to shielded holders
  • Buyback bought back, to shielded holders
  • Liquidity added to the pool for good

Leaving the hood costs 2%, paid to the hoods who stay. The first hour opens at a 99% pool fee that falls to 1%, so early snipes feed the pool instead of the chart.

Tokenomics

$HOODS

1 billion $HOODS. 92.5% into the pool at launch, 7.5% streamed to the hood over 60 days, nothing for a team and nothing for a treasury.

The token stays clean and the clever stuff runs under the hood. The fee sits in the hook, not the token, so routers don't choke. Trading opens, fee's live.

Supply
1,000,000,000
Decimals
6
Swap fee
2%
Hood / pool
1% / 1%
Team & treasury
0%
LP
Locked, no exit

Paid in the dark

Soon

Total $HOODS paid to shielded holders

Bought back, on-chain

Soon

Spent buying $HOODS for the hood

A dark closet of HOODS pullovers hanging on hangers, lime hero in front
Empty HOODS hoodie standing in the dark from behind, red feather on the hood

The Protocol

Privacy starts when you hood up.

Hood your bag and it moves into the private pool, powered by zero-knowledge proofs made right on your device. From there your balance grows on its own, with no payout transactions and no record of who earned what.

Private sends hide the sender, the receiver, and the amount, and your $HOODS blends in with the USDG moving through the same pool.

Nobody can change the fee or pull the launch liquidity. Not even us. The hook has no owner, no upgrade path and no key that can move a token out of it.

Hood up

The hood

Same hoodie. Different you.

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Contract address drops at launch