$CRITTR
Crittr on Robinhood Chain. Nothing is deployed yet, and this page says so rather than showing a placeholder.
Addresses
| Egg collection (ERC-721) | Not deployed yet |
| $CRITTR (ERC-20) | Not deployed yet |
| Payout — what the game pays out of | Not deployed yet |
| Reward pot — optional batch windows | Not deployed yet |
| Hatchery | Not deployed yet |
When these exist they will be pinned here and on the X account. An address anywhere else is not ours.
The five contracts
- Eggs. 1111 of them, minted for ETH. An egg is unhatched until the hatchery hatches it; the species is drawn on chain at that moment.
- $CRITTR. A fixed supply. Every buy and sell through a pool pays 3% into the payout contract, capped at 5% in the contract. Transfers between wallets pay nothing.
- Payout. What the game pays out of. The server signs a note saying what a wallet has earned in total; the wallet sends that note here and the contract pays the difference. The total is cumulative, so an old note pays nothing.
- Reward pot. An optional batch tool: Merkle windows for a one-off distribution. Not wired into the game loop.
- Hatchery. Takes 1,000 $CRITTR to hatch an egg: 50% burned, the rest back into the payout contract.
What is honest to say
- The contracts are written and tested locally. They are not deployed and not audited.
- Gold, bags and jobs live on a game server, not on chain. Only the claim is on chain.
- The signing key is a trust point. Whoever holds it can vouch for any amount, up to what the contract is holding. It is named here rather than buried.
- The owner can pause claims, rotate the signer, and withdraw what the contract holds. Also a trust point.
- A claim can only pay what the contract holds. If trading is thin, the contract is thin. No rate is promised and the one in force can change.
- Nothing on this site is financial advice and the token has no claim on anything but that contract.