PepeHood distributes no tokens ahead of the market. The collection mints on OpenSea; $PEPEH lists on PonsFamily. Both are public, so you can check the mint and the listing instead of trusting a private page. The live order is:
- Mint NFTs on OpenSea — you get the character, not the desk.
- List on PonsFamily — after mint, $PEPEH is deployed and liquidity is created there. Reward from Pons starts with that listing. Launch, pool, and lock links publish on Verify.
- Fixed activation discount — 50% off for whitelist mints, 10% off for public. Imported on-chain per token ID before activation opens.
- Buy + activate — TBA is born here.
- Pay-day — weekly, by points.
Every PepeHood character is an ERC-721 NFT. The ERC-6551 Token Bound Account (the desk) is not created at mint. It is created and bonded when you activate that NFT on our platform.
- At activation the TBA is created and permanently bound to that token ID.
- Whoever holds the NFT controls the TBA. Transfer the NFT and the desk moves with it.
- The desk can hold native tokens, $PEPEH, other ERC-20s, and call allow-listed protocols.
Tiny story — Maya
Maya mints character #421 from the whitelist. She has the NFT only — a fixed 50% activation discount follows the token. After $PEPEH lists on PonsFamily she buys half the Common baseline on that market and activates. Desk #421 is created and its holding clock starts. Later Pay-day rewards land in that desk. If she sells #421, the buyer gets the art, the desk balance, and half her accrued holding time.
After mint, $PEPEH lists on PonsFamily. Trading on that launch generates fees. Our creator share is routed to the Pay-day distributor — Reward from Pons, not a private wallet. On their current factory the creator share is 70% (30% stays with PonsFamily), snapshotted at launch.
- The amount tracks how much the listing actually trades that week.
- The 70/30 split is PonsFamily's factory rule, locked at our launch. It does not change afterwards.
In everyday terms: a busy week on the listing means a larger Pay-day jar. A quiet week for the token can still produce a pot from NFT royalties — the two taps are independent.
Teaching example
Suppose Reward from Pons that week is 90,000 $PEPEH (made-up amount). On Pay-day, holders split 95% of that treasury (~85,500) by points; team keeps 5% (~4,500). Live weeks add royalties on top, after the swap.
After mint, $PEPEH lists on PonsFamily. Activation charges baseline × rarity with a fixed discount — 50% for whitelist mints, 10% for public — minus quest credit, plus the 1% fee. No $PEPEH is airdropped.
Two things set what you end up paying:
- Mint route — 50% off baseline for whitelist mints, 10% off for public mints. Set on-chain per token ID before activation opens.
- NFT rarity — rarer tiers need more $PEPEH to activate than commoner tiers, and the discount applies to that baseline.
Discounts are fixed constants in the Activation contract — not rolled, not re-drawn. The rate follows how the token was minted, not the current wallet, and is recorded against the token ID so it transfers with the NFT. Staging Activation is already live on Robinhood mainnet; OpenSea + PonsFamily addresses land at mint (new deploy). See Verify.
There is no fixed-price platform $PEPEH shop before listing. After mint, $PEPEH is deployed and liquidity is created on PonsFamily. You buy your discounted amount on that market, then activate and pay the 1% activation fee (fee = 1% of the activation amount).
| Who | List | Rarity | Discount |
|---|
| A | Whitelist | Common | 50% off Common activation Whitelist Common — fixed 50% off baseline, then buys $PEPEH on PonsFamily and activates. |
| B | Public | Common | 10% off Common activation Public Common — fixed 10% off baseline. |
| C | Whitelist | Rare | 50% off Rare activation Whitelist Rare — 50% off the higher Rare baseline. |
| D | Public | Rare | 10% off Rare activation Public Rare — 10% off the higher baseline. |
How the numbers fit (symbolic X / Y)
Let X = Common activation amount in $PEPEH. A whitelist Common pays about 0.51X on the market (50% off the baseline plus the 1% fee). A public Common pays about 0.91X. Rare uses a higher baseline Y the same way (Y > X).
NFT mint price and activation $PEPEH per rarity publish on this website at mint. The collection mints on OpenSea; $PEPEH lists on PonsFamily after mint with liquidity locked automatically. Admin rules — no pause, no blacklist, not upgradeable — are on Verify. Teaching examples are not projected returns.
Activation is the gate. Until you activate, you have the NFT, its mint-route discount, and any quest score you earned before mint — no TBA, no Pay-day points, no Pay-day.
- Spend your discounted $PEPEH amount, minus quest score earned before mint, and pay the 1% activation fee.
- Quest score converts to $PEPEH at a rate published with the mint price. It can cover at most 25% of the discounted cost, so activation never reaches zero.
- Buy what is left on the PonsFamily market after $PEPEH lists.
- On success the protocol creates and bonds the ERC-6551 TBA to that token.
- The NFT joins the active points set, becomes eligible for Pay-day, and starts its holding clock.
Example — Common whitelist
Sam is whitelist Common (50% off). After listing he buys half of Common activation plus the 1% fee and activates. His desk appears; base points start at 10. He is now in the Pay-day set, accruing 1.5 holding points a week.
After activation, four things move your points. An optional upgrade plan paid in $PEPEH multiplies rarity, running several activated characters in one wallet lifts that stack, daily quests add a flat amount, and holding accrues a bonus last — so a plan does not multiply time.
Final points = rarity base × plan multiplier × crew multiplier + quest points + holding bonus
- The holding bonus accrues in two phases from activation: 1.5 points per week for the first 20 weeks, reaching +30, then 0.25 points per week up to a ceiling of +45 at week 80.
- The front-loaded phase makes progress visible inside the first months; the slow phase means holding keeps paying rather than stopping dead at a cap.
- Because it is a flat addition rather than a share of your base, it lifts a Common proportionally more than a Mythic.
- On sale the buyer keeps 50% of the accrued time, so an NFT stays worth buying without making the clock free to trade.
- It is a points term, not a payout. It changes how the weekly pot is divided; it does not add money to the pot, and it is unrelated to the secondary royalty in §8.
- The crew multiplier is 1 + 0.15 × (1 − 1/n) on n activated characters in one wallet, applied to every character in it, so a wallet is worth more than its characters added together.
- Half the crew bonus lands on the second character (+7.5%) and the rest tapers to a +15% ceiling, so a large wallet cannot run away with the pot. Anything linear in n would.
- Crew cannot be farmed: splitting across wallets lowers n, and raising it means activating another character with $PEPEH bought on the market. It is counted at the minimum across the reward week.
- This is a different system from pre-mint quest score. Before mint the same three quests earn 100 a day plus 10 per streak day, capped at 150 a day. That score comes off $PEPEH at activation. A miss drops only the later daily rate — score already earned stays.
- After mint, quests add quest points instead: 1 per completed day, 5 for each 7-day streak, and 15 at 28 days, to a ceiling of +63. A 10-day streak is +15.
- They are added after the multipliers, not inside them, so a day of effort is worth the same to every character. The same +63 is roughly 10% of a maxed Mythic and most of a free Common's total — effort is the one term a plan cannot buy more of.
- Keep finishing the three quests and those points stay through Pay-day. Miss any UTC day and the streak and every quest point it earned go to zero; the next completed day starts at day one. Rarity, holding, plan and crew do not reset.
- A streak stops adding points past 28 days, which is what bounds the term: quest points cannot accumulate into a seniority ranking that later arrivals are unable to catch.
Higher rarity still starts with a higher base, and higher-tier plans still give larger multipliers. Points remain the only dial that decides your share of the weekly holder pool.
Because quests are additive, the rarity ladder is preserved at equal effort: every tier gains the same +63, so the ordering is unchanged. What changes is the comparison across effort levels. A Common that quests daily overtakes an idle Legendary and still sits below an idle Mythic — deliberately, since a collection whose rarity stops mattering also stops trading, and secondary royalties are one of the two things funding Pay-day at all.
Worked example (live base points style)
Common base = 10, Rare base = 18. Pretend Basic plan = 1.5x, Pro plan = 2x.
- Common, fresh, no plan → 10 points
- Common at week 20 (end of the fast phase) → 10 + 30 = 40 points
- Common at the +45 ceiling → 10 + 45 = 55 points
- Common at the ceiling + Basic → 10 × 1.5 + 45 = 60 points
- Rare, fresh, + Pro → 18 × 2 = 36 points
- Two of that Rare in one wallet → 36 × 1.075 = 38.7 points each, so 77.4 across the wallet instead of 72
- Common at the ceiling, no plan, on a 10-day quest streak → (10 + 45) + 15 = 70 points
- Common at the ceiling, no plan, on a 7-day quest streak → (10 + 45) + 12 = 67 points
- The same Common on a full 28-day streak → (10 + 45) + 63 = 118 points
- The same Common the day after missing one quest day → (10 + 45) + 0 = 55 points, and the next finished day starts at day one
A patient Common closes much of the gap it could never close on rarity alone, while a Rare that also holds keeps its lead. Rarity decides where you start; time, plans and turning up decide where you get to.
On each Pay-day (weekly) the protocol does one clear calculation for every active desk:
Holder reward = (95% of treasury) × (Your points ÷ Σ active points)
Team treasury = 5% of treasury
No private off-chain scorecard. Unactivated NFTs are not in Σ and receive nothing.
Full Pay-day walkthrough (teaching pool = 10,000)
Three desks are active this week:
- Desk A (Common, no upgrade) → 10 points
- Desk B (Common + 1.5x plan) → 15 points
- Desk C (Rare + 2x plan) → 36 points
Total points = 61. Of the 10,000 pool, 95% (9,500) goes to holders and 5% (500) to the team.
- Desk A gets 1,557 (10/61 of the holder share)
- Desk B gets 2,336 (15/61 of the holder share)
- Desk C gets 5,607 (36/61 of the holder share)
Teaching figures only. Live pool size depends on real activity that week.
- Reward from Pons: creator share of PonsFamily trading fees, routed to the Pay-day distributor.
- Secondary royalties: 5% of every secondary NFT sale, collected in the currency the NFT sold in, then swapped to $PEPEH and deposited into the distributor. Only collected on marketplaces that honour royalties.
- Activation spends and the 1% activation fee. Exact split and destination addresses are finalized and disclosed before activation opens.
- Upgrade / subscription fees — $PEPEH spent on multipliers.
The first two are independent, so a week with no token volume can still produce a pot from collection trading. On Pay-day that pot is split: 95% to activated holders by points, 5% to the team for upgrades and maintenance.
- Mint an NFT on OpenSea (whitelist or public) — no TBA yet.
- After mint, $PEPEH is deployed on PonsFamily. Whitelist mints get 50% off activation; public mints get 10% off.
- Buy your discounted amount on that market, pay 1% fee, activate — TBA created, rewards unlock, holding clock starts.
- Hold to accrue the holding bonus; optionally subscribe to an upgrade plan to multiply rarity.
- On Pay-day: 95% by points into your TBA; 5% to the team.
NFT mint price and activation $PEPEH per rarity publish on this website at mint. The collection mints on OpenSea; $PEPEH lists on PonsFamily after mint with liquidity locked automatically. Admin rules — no pause, no blacklist, not upgradeable — are on Verify. Teaching examples are not projected returns.
Pre-mint. No desk is activated and no Pay-day has run. Examples on this page are not historical returns.
Not financial advice. Owning a character does not guarantee profit. Your payout tracks treasury size and your points share. Listing prices move with the market.
Quiet weeks. If neither the token nor the collection trades, nothing is collected and the Pay-day pot is zero that week. Points decide how a pot is split, never whether a pot exists, and skipped weeks do not accrue a claim on future distributions.
Royalties are not enforceable. Marketplaces choose whether to honour EIP-2981. Royalty income depends on where the collection trades, and can fall to zero if trading moves to venues that ignore it.
Contracts. Staging NFT, $PEPEH, Activation, and the Pay-day distributor are live on Robinhood mainnet (4663). OpenSea collection + PonsFamily token addresses land at mint. Permission matrix: no pause, no blacklist, not upgradeable, no arbitrary distributor withdrawal. See Verify for the full contract list and permission matrix.
Products are not the protocol. “Trade” and “Alpha” are applications built beside the contracts, with their own backends. Neither can change protocol rules, and neither is required to mint, activate, or collect Pay-day.
