The field guide.

Five perspectives.
One collective.

The Allocators brings five different approaches to markets into one NFT collection. Pick a perspective, hold its NFT, and decide whether to stake it.

The intended reward model connects designated ALOC creator fees to category-specific asset purchases. Eligible active NFTs share in future distributions, with the assets determined by their category.

We are preparing for launch. The original collection is planned for 250 NFTs: 50 in each category. The five portraits are ready; on-chain metadata, the $50 USD initial price converted to ETH, and the ALOC contract address still require completion. Fee routing and live strategy execution must be configured before the system opens. The current preview does not represent an operating yield service.

Choose your perspective.

The collection uses ERC-1155 editions: five category IDs, with multiple NFTs available in each category. The original collection contains 250 planned NFTs, with a cap of 50 for each category. These caps must be configured on-chain before opening the mint.

Saylor targets native BTC sent to the holder's authorized Bitcoin address. Burry targets GLD. Vlad targets MEME, Index and CASHCAT in equal proportions. For AI and Degen, the project administrator chooses token contract addresses on Robinhood Chain and the percentage allocated to each token. Each category's target weights total 100%. The service follows this selection; it does not rank tokens or choose investments automatically. Purchases still require a permitted contract, a supported swap route and transaction price limits.

Price and website allowance

The initial price is $50 USD per NFT, paid in ETH. Before opening, a fresh ETH/USD reference sets the fixed ETH price. The ETH amount remains fixed after opening; its dollar value can change. Network fees are additional and shown in MetaMask.

The website allows up to 5 NFTs per wallet in total across all five editions. A prior mint remains counted after staking or transferring the NFT. The website checks mint history and pending purchases. This is a website policy, not an on-chain identity or lifetime mint restriction; the contracts remain transferable and do not enforce this website limit.

Where does the mint payment go?

The NFT contract receives the ETH payment. Its withdrawal function sends mint proceeds to the project's fixed mint treasury. The intended launch treasury is 0x5E1A…1481. The deployed NFT contract fixes this treasury address. Sales remain closed until the remaining launch settings and checks are complete. Mint proceeds and trading-fee rewards are separate.

When minting opens, the category's price and cap become fixed. Metadata has a separate freeze mechanism. The five portraits are displayed in the collection. Publishing their NFT metadata is a separate launch step.

From your wallet
to an active stake.

1. Connect and choose

   Connect MetaMask, switch to Robinhood Chain when prompted, and choose your Allocator. Connecting alone does not mint or move your NFTs.

2. Mint or use an NFT you own

   Once minting opens, choose a quantity within your remaining website allowance, then review the total ETH price and the network fee. Confirm the purchase in MetaMask. Your NFT is delivered to your wallet.

3. Approve, then deposit

   Approve the collection for the staking vault. Depositing your NFTs is a separate transaction; approval alone does not stake them.

4. Wait, then activate

   A deposit starts a one-hour waiting period. After it ends, submit Activate stake. Time passing alone does not activate the NFTs.

5. Check your rewards

   Active NFTs can participate in future distributions. The operator buys and sends assets for the recorded active stakes. Saylor holders authorize their Bitcoin destination; other editions receive tokens directly in their Robinhood Chain wallet.

Adding a deposit in the same category restarts the wait for that category's pending NFTs. NFTs that are already active remain active. Pending NFTs do not participate in distributions.

One active NFT.
One funding share.

ALOC creator fees are collected into the same dev wallet that creates the token. The project operator chooses an ETH budget for a distribution. The service reads the staking contract at a confirmed block and records the active NFTs and their owners for that distribution.

If two Saylor NFTs, one Burry and one Degen are active, the budget is approximately 50% Saylor, 25% Burry and 25% Degen, subject to rounding. Categories do not automatically receive 20% each.

From the dev wallet to your wallet

For each category, the dev wallet buys the corresponding assets. After verifying the purchase, it sends the tokens actually acquired to that distribution's eligible stakers, in proportion to their active NFTs. Purchases and transfers are reviewed and signed by the project operator in MetaMask.

For Burry, Vlad, Leopold and Degen, the ERC-20 tokens arrive directly in your Robinhood Chain wallet. No reward claim is required. Saylor follows the native Bitcoin process below.

Who holds the fees?

The project dev wallet holds the funds until they are spent. The distribution service keeps an allocation record; this record is not an on-chain escrow and does not give holders a contract withdrawal right over the dev wallet's funds. Distribution timing depends on the project operator and completed transactions.

An active stake must exist before the recorded distribution block. Joining later does not add you to a past distribution. Unstaking later does not rewrite an already recorded allocation.

Rewards depend on received fees and acquired assets. There is no fixed APY, guaranteed return or promised 100x outcome. Unspent ETH and rounding amounts stay in the dev wallet.

Your Bitcoin.
Your destination.

Saylor targets native BTC. The dev wallet uses the eligible Saylor allocation to convert ETH on Robinhood Chain into Bitcoin sent to each staker's authorized Bitcoin address.

1. Activate your stake

   Deposit a Saylor NFT, wait one hour and activate it. Only active stakes enter later distributions.

2. Authorize your Bitcoin address

   Enter your Bitcoin mainnet bc1q address in the Saylor desk. A compatible Bitcoin address from MetaMask works. Choose a minimum payout and conversion cost limit, sign the terms and record them on Robinhood Chain. Your NFT wallet authorizes the destination; the site does not infer it from your 0x address.

3. Wait for a qualifying conversion

   Your allocation remains in the dev wallet until an available quote meets the destination, payout and cost limits. The operator signs the conversion. Small balances may need to accumulate.

4. Receive native BTC

   Delivery is checked on Bitcoin with independent sources and at least six confirmations. A successful source transaction on Robinhood Chain alone is not proof that BTC arrived.

Your destination terms

You can update or revoke authorization for future conversions. Changes cannot recall a conversion already submitted. The BTC budget stays under the project operator's control until spent; there is no holder withdrawal of WETH in this distribution model. A failed conversion must be checked for settlement or refund before any retry.

AI and Degen selections

The administrator supplies Robinhood Chain token contract addresses and percentages. One token may receive 100%, or several tokens may split the budget. Each distribution records its selection; later edits apply to later distributions.

Prelaunch testing. The Bitcoin destination registry is deployed. Real end-to-end BTC delivery still needs verification before opening this reward path. The preparation currently retains a 0.001 ETH test limit per conversion.

Know what you control.

You sign your NFT mint, staking approval, deposit, activation and withdrawal in MetaMask. The site does not need your seed phrase or private key.

Unstake returns deposited NFTs to your wallet, using pending NFTs before active ones. Withdrawal remains available during a pause. Revoke approval removes the vault's collection approval; it does not withdraw NFTs already deposited.

The project operator controls the fee wallet, chooses AI and Degen assets, and signs purchases and distributions. Smart-contract, execution and asset-price risks remain. Rewards are managed distributions, not an autonomous vault yield.

The existing NFT and staking contracts are retained. The old fee collector and swap adapter are not used by this direct-wallet workflow. Minting is still closed; the ALOC address will be added after its manual launch and verification.