RobinHoodz is a browser-based, pixel top-down heist game on Robinhood Chain (an Arbitrum Orbit L2) with a real token economy built on one uncompromising principle: $FETA is earned by playing and competing — never taken from another player, and never promised as passive yield. Players rob the rich to build reputation, form gangs, survive the police, climb a season leaderboard, and claim real token payouts at the First Feather Bank — funded entirely by a transparent, on-chain treasury called the Feather-Ral Reserve.
New Sherwood, 2031. The banks wrote the rules, then bought the referees. Bank Row forecloses by algorithm; Whale Bay parties on yields nobody downtown will ever see; The Vaults hold more locked wealth than the rest of the city combined. Then somebody anonymous spun up the Feather-Ral Reserve — an unbreakable vault that skims 1% of every $FETA trade and rains it back on the streets. Nobody knows who built it. Everybody knows what it means: robbing the rich finally pays a dividend to the block.
You wear the green hood. Out here your name means nothing — your AURA is your name.
Players pick one of five hooded outlaws — Marian, Loxley, John, Scarlett, or Ribbit the frog — and work the districts. Robbing bankers and whales earns respect, not cheese: street crime pays AURA only. Real value enters through scarcer, riskier events: the Federal Convoy (a scheduled armored-truck run carrying payroll) and building heists (cracking the banks and vaults themselves at high level, at the cost of maximum police heat).
Heat is skill-based: every patrol projects a visible sight ring, and a robbery committed inside it maxes your heat instantly. Hot players get chased on foot — and caught players take fines and strikes. Three strikes lands you in the interrogation room: take the fall (your rep wiped) or pay to snitch on a rival gang and wear the 🐀 rat tag, bleeding your own gang's standing while the whole city hunts you.
| Stat | Nature | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| ✦ Lifetime AURA | Soulbound — only rises | Levels & unlocks (whales, convoys, heists, gangs). Can never be taken. |
| ⚔ REP | Volatile — raidable | Your share of season standings and payouts. Won and lost in competition. |
| Gang AURA | Crew health meter | Built by raid wins, bled by rat behavior. At zero, your crew votes you out. |
This split is deliberate: competition can hurt your income and rank, but never your progression. Nobody grinds to a level and loses it.
At level 10, players may form or join gangs (formation fee paid to the Reserve). Gangs boost the emissions each member personally earns — capped at +25% — and unlock raids: pay a fee (to the Reserve), attack a rival crew, and shift REP between crews on a win or loss. The core rule of all player-versus-player systems:
Each season, players are ranked on the street board (individuals, by personal REP) and crews on the gang board (combined crew REP). At the season horn, a slice of the Feather-Ral Reserve becomes the giveaway pool, paid out by rank on a decaying curve — the top eats first, but everyone who competes places. The #1 crew takes an additional champion bonus. Payouts are claimed by players themselves, in-game, at the First Feather Bank.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Chain | Robinhood Chain (Arbitrum Orbit L2, ETH gas) |
| Supply | Fixed at launch — no mint function, ever |
| Launch | Fair launch via bonding-curve launchpad; no presale, no team allocation beyond a disclosed modest creator buy |
| Tax | 1% buy / 1% sell, protocol-enforced in the token contract |
| Tax destination | 100% → Feather-Ral Reserve wallet (public address) |
| Holder dividends | None. Deliberately disabled. |
The tax mechanism auto-liquidates collected tokens to the chain's quote asset, so the Reserve accrues in WETH. Each season, the Reserve buys $FETA on the open market to fund payouts — a recurring, publicly visible buyback whose only purpose is paying players. Anyone can audit the Reserve's inflows and outflows on the block explorer at any time.
In-game $FETA is an off-chain scoreboard: it tallies what fraction of the next season pool each player is accruing. On-chain $FETA is the real token. The two meet exactly once per season, through the FetaClaimBank contract:
The game client never holds funds, never mints, and never triggers payouts — so a modified client can cheat a scoreboard at worst, never a wallet.
| Phase | Milestone |
|---|---|
| I — Streets | Playable prototype: full economy sim, gangs, seasons, wallet connect, mobile (live) |
| II — Mint | $FETA fair launch; Reserve wallet public; ClaimBank deployed |
| III — Seasons | Live weekly seasons with real Reserve-funded giveaways |
| IV — Multiplayer | Server-authoritative backend: shared world, real gangs, real raids |
| V — Turf | District territory control, world events, expanded city |
RobinHoodz is a video game. $FETA is a utility and reward token earned through gameplay and competition. It is not an investment, carries no promise of profit, income, or appreciation, and confers no ownership, dividend, or governance rights. Holder dividends are deliberately disabled at the contract level. Digital assets are volatile and may lose all value — never spend what you can't afford to lose.
RobinHoodz is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Robinhood Markets, Inc. "Robinhood Chain" refers to the public blockchain network on which the token is deployed.
Nothing in this document is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice.