Introduction
Getting started
PepeHood in plain language first — then the activation path and Citizen → Broker comparison.
Mint a character. Activate it. It becomes a Broker.
Buy a Pepe. Activate it. Hold it. Share what the Hood actually generates.
- NFT
Your character — the collectible you own.
- $PEPEH
Activation and upgrades — one protocol token.
- Points
Your slice of the weekly pool.
- Pay-day
Real activity split among activated Brokers.
No activity → no revenue → no guaranteed reward.
Most NFT projects stop at ownership.
We wanted the character to become part of the protocol — wallet, history, progression, and a share of the activity it participates in. The mechanism below is the proof.
- Own it
Your Pepe is a collectible you can hold, sell, and transfer.
- Activate it
Turn it into a Broker with its own on-chain desk.
- Grow it
Holding, quests, upgrades, and activity determine its points.
- Share Pay-day
Activated Brokers share the actual weekly ecosystem revenue.
Mint → Activate → Grow → Pay-day
- 01
Mint
Buy a character on OpenSea. You become a Hood Citizen — you own the art.
- 02
Activate
Spend $PEPEH once. Your Pepe becomes a Hood Broker with its own on-chain wallet.
- 03
Grow
Hold, upgrade, show up on quests. Points decide how large your slice of the weekly pool is.
- 04
Pay-day
Once a week, activated Brokers share what the Hood actually collected — quiet week, small pot.
Activation discounts, the points formula, and the treasury sit further down. You do not need them to understand the loop.
Where Pay-day comes from
Two streams fill one pot. Points decide your slice — not whether a pot exists.
- 1
Ecosystem activity
Trading on PonsFamily + secondary NFT sales
- 2
PonsFamily creator fees
Reward from Pons → Pay-day distributor
- 3
Secondary royalties
5% on resales, swapped to $PEPEH
- 4
Pay-day pool
Whatever the Hood actually collected that week
- 5
95% holders · 5% team
Fixed split — published before launch
- 6
Points determine share
Your points ÷ all active points × holder slice
Your NFT is your character. Activation turns it into a working Broker.
Minting makes you a Hood Citizen. Activation makes you a Hood Broker. The extra step is purposeful — it opens the desk.
- Collectible you own
- No Pay-day yet
- No on-chain wallet
One-time $PEPEH spend + 1% fee
- On-chain wallet (desk)
- Points toward Pay-day
- Pay-day eligibility
| Feature | Citizen | Broker |
|---|---|---|
| Own NFT | ✓ | ✓ |
| Character history | ✓ | ✓ |
| On-chain desk (wallet) | — | ✓ |
| Pay-day eligibility | — | ✓ |
| Points toward Pay-day | — | ✓ |
| Holding bonus | — | ✓ |
| Upgrade plans | — | ✓ |
| Quest Pay-day points | — | ✓ |
Sell the Pepe → its desk moves with it.
- Assets
- Pay-day history
- Points
- Holding history
- Upgrades
What you actually do after mint
Activation is worth it because it opens the desk — without it, your Pepe is a collectible only.
- 1Mint your Pepe on OpenSea — you are a Hood Citizen.
- 2Wait for $PEPEH to list on PonsFamily after mint.
- 3Buy $PEPEH on the market (discounted by mint route + quest credit).
- 4Pay activation + 1% fee — your Pepe becomes a Hood Broker.
- 5Desk created — holding clock and points start.
- 6Show up on quests, hold, upgrade optionally — grow your slice.
- 7Weekly Pay-day — share whatever the pot actually collected.
Next: Economics & Pay-day →