The Allocators.

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A little guide.
A clearer first move.

Pick a perspective. Make it yours. Understand exactly what happens next.

250 original NFTs50 per category5 perspectives
Show me how

Your guide to minting, staking and fee-funded allocations.

Five friends. Five small steps.

Step 1 · Your wallet, your move

Come on in.

Use Connect MetaMask on the collection page. Select your wallet and switch to Robinhood Chain when asked.

Connecting is free. You need ETH on Robinhood Chain for a paid mint and for network fees. Read each MetaMask request before confirming.

Connecting a wallet does not buy or stake an NFT.
Next: find your Allocator ↓
Vlad has the laptop ready.Vlad with his laptop
Your first connection.

Step 2 · Find your perspective

Pick your person.

Click an NFT to see what its strategy targets, how it is funded, and what you receive. There are 50 NFTs in each of the five original categories.

Choose Mint in your allocation desk. The website allows up to 5 NFTs per wallet in total across all five editions, even after staking or transferring your NFT. The initial replacement mint price was set from 10 EUR and converted to a fixed ETH amount at activation. The current ETH price is shown at checkout; its euro value changes with ETH. The administrator can update prices for future purchases. Network fees are additional. MetaMask shows the exact ETH payment and network fee before you sign.

Your NFT goes to your wallet. The mint payment is held by the NFT contract for withdrawal to the project's fixed treasury. It does not fund your rewards.
Next: put your NFT to work ↓
Burry knows his favourite asset.Burry with a gold bar
Five choices. Your conviction.

Step 3 · Make the stake active

Stake once.
You're in.

  1. Choose StakeSelect the NFT and quantity you own.
  2. Confirm the depositConfirm Stake NFTs in MetaMask. The NFTs are immediately active when the transaction is confirmed.
No waiting period and no Activate step for new deposits. Previous positions can be managed separately in your desk.
Next: where the assets come from ↓
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Approve → deposit → activate.

Step 4 · Follow the fees

One active NFT.
One equal share.

The intended flow starts with designated ALOC creator fees from Pons. The fees are collected into the dev wallet. The operator selects a budget, and the service records active stakers at a confirmed block. The budget is divided equally per active NFT. Distributions begin after ALOC launches and generates available creator fees; they do not wait for NFT sales to close. Newly activated stakes enter the next snapshots, and each distribution recalculates the shares.

ALOC creator feesDev wallet & active stake recordcbBTC · selected token purchasesTokens delivered on Robinhood Chain

If a round has 10 active NFTs, each represents roughly one tenth of the funding. Three Saylor NFTs would together direct roughly three tenths to the Saylor strategy. Rounding may apply.

The five categories do not automatically get 20% each. Your stake must be active before the round's snapshot. The project operator signs purchases and distributions in MetaMask. Available fees and working purchase routes are required.
Next: collect your assets ↓
Saylor has his eye on Bitcoin.Saylor collecting Bitcoin tokens
Same share. Different destination.

Step 5 · Back to your wallet

Your assets.
Your next move.

For all five editions, the dev wallet buys the selected tokens and sends your share directly to your Robinhood Chain wallet. You do not need to claim them. Purchases and transfers are signed by the project operator.

The fees stay under the project operator's control until spent. The recorded allocation is not a vault balance that you can withdraw yourself.

Picked Saylor? Your allocation buys cbBTC, a wrapped Bitcoin token on Robinhood Chain, and sends it to the same wallet used for staking. You do not need a separate Bitcoin address. This is cbBTC, not native Bitcoin. Read the cbBTC walkthrough ↗

You can also Unstake to return your NFT to your wallet. Already recorded allocations stay assigned to you; the withdrawn NFT stops counting toward future distributions.

Rewards depend on fees received and assets acquired. They are not a fixed APY or a guaranteed profit. The project operator pays the network fees for direct distributions.
I'm ready to explore the collection ↗
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Know your asset. Know its destination.

You've got the idea.

Choose. Stake. Activate.
Follow your allocation.

The next step is finding the perspective that feels like you.

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