$hoodly
Burn the token. Buy the anchor.
No subscription. No seat license. No minimum balance to hold. $HOODLY is spent — burned — to pay for proof-of-task anchors. What you do not use, you do not burn.
Names and logos can be copied; this address cannot. Check it here before you trade — never take one from a message.
view on explorer ↗what it pays for
One token, one job.
$HOODLY is not a key you wave at the door. It is the meter for writing proofs. You burn it, the supply shrinks, and your account gains the right to anchor. Holding it unused does nothing for access — using it does.
> burn.send($HOODLY) network robinhood chain · 4663 token $HOODLY action transfer → burn sink rate 1 token → 1 anchor ──────────────────────────── ✓ tokens destroyed ✓ anchor quota credited gas paid separately in ETH
two balances
Why the token alone is not enough.
Anchoring costs two different things. Keeping them apart is what lets the burn stay a real burn — nothing of it has to be sold for gas.
01 · anchor quota
Burn $HOODLY
Grants the right to use Hoodly. Tokens go to a burn address and are destroyed. Currently 1 anchor per whole token. No revenue to us from the burn itself — every anchor permanently reduces supply.
02 · gas credit
Send ETH
Covers what the chain actually charges for each anchor transaction. Prepaid from your sign-in wallet, spent by our server wallet when a robot completes a task. Settled at real cost — leftover reservation is returned.
how it plays out
Burn for anchors
Send $HOODLY to the burn address. The tokens are destroyed — not paid to us — and your account is credited with anchor quota. That quota is the right to write a proof onto the chain.
Top up gas in ETH
Anchoring still costs real gas on Robinhood Chain. You prepay a small ETH balance; our server wallet spends it on your behalf when a robot finishes, and settles each anchor at what it actually cost.
Robots stay wallet-free
Your machines never hold $HOODLY, never hold ETH, never sign a chain transaction. They speak HTTPS. The burn and the gas live on the owner's account, not on the robot.
Verification stays free
Anyone can check a proof against the chain — no token, no account, no balance. Paying is for writing. Reading is public by design.
the details that matter
Send from the wallet you sign in with.
Attribution
There is no memo and no checkout form. The sender address is what matches a payment to your account — so burn and deposit from the same wallet you use to sign in. Not from an exchange hot wallet.
Network
Both transfers must be on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). A send on Ethereum mainnet or another L2 reaches an address nobody here holds a key for.
Burning
Burning happens from the Billing page: pick an amount, sign it in your wallet, and the tokens leave the supply for good. Quota is non-refundable.
the launch
Where the token comes from.
$HOODLY launches with pons on Robinhood Chain — the same chain the proofs are anchored to, so nothing has to be bridged. The mechanics below are the protocol's, not ours, and they are fixed the moment a launch is created.
No allocation set aside
The entire supply is minted straight to a bonding curve when the launch is created. Nobody, us included, is holding a bag put aside before trading opened.
Liquidity is locked, not promised
The curve holds the supply until it sells out, then the launch graduates into a Uniswap pool and that liquidity is locked permanently. There is no unlock, no timer and no privileged wallet that can reach it — not the creator, not pons. Rug pulls work by withdrawing liquidity, and here the function does not exist.
Fixed supply, and it can only shrink
There is no mint function, no way to freeze or blacklist a wallet, and no way to add or raise a tax after launch. What the creator can still change is where their fees are paid and whether buybacks run — neither of which touches anyone's tokens. On top of that, every anchor burns tokens for good.
You can always sell back to the curve
Before graduation the curve both sells and buys, so you are never waiting for someone else to take the other side. The single exception is the moment the curve has sold out: it is then holding exactly the reserves the pool is about to be built from, and selling reopens in the pool.
two things to check before you trade
Do not race the opening seconds. Every pons launch opens with a tax on buying that starts at 99% and decays to nothing across the first five seconds. It exists to make sniping unprofitable, and it applies to anyone — including you. Wait a moment and it is gone.
Verify the contract address. Anyone can create a launch with any name, symbol and image, including ones that imitate this one. Names are not unique and the address is the only identifier that cannot be copied. Take it from this site or from the billing page, never from a message.
None of this is a statement about price, and nothing here is investment advice. $HOODLY is a utility token whose function is buying anchor quota; it may lose all value. See the terms.
the ticker
$HOODLY
An ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain. Burn it for anchors. Top up ETH for gas. The billing page shows both balances, both addresses, and every movement.