Hood
Pepe10,000 hooded frens
Ten thousand hand-built pepes came up out of the hood on RobinHood Chain. No teaser, no blind box, no waiting room — every fren is revealed the second it lands in your wallet. Your first one is on the house.
Mint
Mint is live. This panel reads the chain directly — supply, your price and the sale state all come from the contract, not from copy typed in by hand. Connect a wallet to see your exact quote before you sign anything.
Meet the hood
A sample of the frens waiting on-chain. Hoods, chains, shades, smokes — every trait drawn by hand, then assembled so no two frens run the same combination. Tap any one to see it bigger.
Free first,
then paid
One switch, no announcement, no button for anyone to press. The contract counts what has been minted and changes the price by itself the moment the free window runs out.
Free hood
While fewer than 7,500 frens are minted, every wallet claims one for free — you only pay network gas. One free per wallet, no exceptions, no allowlist to get on. Want more in the same transaction? Every fren after the free one is priced at the paid rate, up to the 35 per wallet cap.
Paid hood
From fren 7,501 onward the free window is closed for good and every mint is paid — including first-time wallets. The wallet cap still applies: 35 frens per wallet, ever, free one included. So a wallet that claimed its free fren can take 34 more.
FAQ
Yes. The contract is deployed on RobinHood Chain and the mint is open — connect a wallet and the panel above will quote your exact price. Every number you see there is read straight off the chain, never hardcoded, so the counter cannot lie to you.
One free fren per wallet while total minted is under 7,500. You pay nothing but gas. Past 7,500 the free window closes permanently and everyone pays, including wallets that never claimed. Trying to claim a second free one from the same wallet is rejected by the contract.
35 frens per wallet, and that is the lifetime cap — the free one counts toward it. Claim your free fren and you have 34 paid left at 0.0001 ETH each. The mint panel reads your wallet on-chain and shows exactly how many you have left, so the stepper can never ask for more than the contract will accept.
No. Art and metadata are pinned to IPFS and baked into the contract before it is deployed, so your fren shows its real image and traits immediately. There is no placeholder image, no hidden phase, and no reveal transaction that could be delayed or forgotten.
Not right now. Transfers are locked at the contract level, so buys, sales and accepted offers all revert — minting is the only way to get one. One honest detail: a marketplace can still display a listing or an offer, because granting an approval is a separate action no ERC-721 can block. The approval goes through, the transfer does not, so the trade never completes. When trading opens, a 5% royalty is declared on-chain through ERC-2981.
Any injected EVM wallet that announces itself — MetaMask, Rabby, OKX, Coinbase Wallet, Trust, Zerion, Brave and others. On desktop install a wallet extension and reload this page, since extensions only inject at page load. On mobile, open this page inside your wallet's built-in browser.
Never. Not the seed phrase, not the private key, not a "validation" transaction. Minting asks for exactly one signature: the mint itself. Anything else claiming to be Hood Pepe and asking for more is not us.