One crateon the dock.
$CRATE ships on Robinhood Chain. Packed once, sealed once, and nobody opens it. Every figure on this dock is read from the chain.
Posted here at launch
The dock
Every transfer of $CRATE lands in the log. The manifest lists what the chain says about the crate itself.
$CRATE is not trading on Robinhood Chain yet. The first shipment is logged here the moment it does.
- Contents$CRATE
- RouteRobinhood Chain, ID 4663
- ContractPosted at launch
- SupplyRead at launch
- HoldersRead at launch
- Packed byRead at launch
- PoolPosted at launch
- Trade taxPosted at launch
Holders, supply and creator come from Blockscout, the chain's explorer. Price, market cap and liquidity come from DexScreener, which indexes the chain's pools. Nothing here is typed in by hand.
Receiving
How to take delivery of $CRATE. Four steps, one wallet.
Get an EVM wallet
Any wallet that can add a custom network works. Write down the recovery phrase and keep it offline.
Add Robinhood Chain
Chain ID 4663. Add it from chainlist.org so the network details are filled in for you.
Bring ETH
Gas on Robinhood Chain is paid in ETH. Bridge a little over before you swap.
Swap for $CRATE
Paste the contract address from this page into the swap. Check it against the pinned post on X before you sign.
Notes
Five short notes pinned to the crate. Plain sentences, nothing to read twice.
What is in the crate
$CRATE. Nothing else. No roadmap folded inside, no second box underneath.
Why it stays shut
A sealed crate is worth whatever people think is inside. Open it and the question is answered. Holders keep it shut by holding.
Where it ships
Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum layer 2 with chain ID 4663. Gas is paid in ETH. The explorer is Blockscout.
Where the numbers come from
Holders, supply and the creator wallet are read from Blockscout. Price, market cap and liquidity are read from DexScreener. The page checks again every twenty seconds.
Who packed it
The wallet that deployed the contract is shown on the manifest once the contract is live. The chain keeps the record, so nobody has to take our word for it.