COMMISSIONED ART
Art worth collecting.
Commission emerging artists. Bring original artworks and art NFTs to the community.
ART FIRST. COMMUNITY ALWAYS.
Free mint.
80% back.
80% of NFT collection revenue funds rewards for holders. The art is yours. What comes next is ours to discover.
Collected NFT royalties. One Community Pool. 80 / 15 / 5 for the collection. Any future token has its own economics.
Free + network gas · CC0 artwork · Planned for Robinhood Chain
TOKENCHASERS // COLLECTION PREVIEW
01 / THE COMMITMENT
The possibilities change.
The split doesn’t.
For every $100 in NFT collection revenue actually received, $80 is allocated to holder rewards. No tuning. No changing tiers.
80%
Community Pool
Reserved for NFT-holder rewards and campaigns. Unspent funds remain allocated to the community.
15%
Operations
Keeping the project running, building and delivering.
5%
Creator
A transparent, fixed share for the creator.
Applied to actual NFT collection receipts, before ordinary operating costs—not to gross trading volume. The $100 example explains the allocation; it is not a live balance. A royalty only counts once received. Future token fees are not included in this commitment.
02 / THE COLLECTION
Hold the art.
Discover what drops next.
Distinct characters. A shared community. CC0 artwork you can use, remix and make your own.
Selected artwork previews. Final collection size and mint date will be announced.
THE PLANNED NFT + WALLET STRUCTURE
Your collectible. Its own wallet.
Supported airdrops can live with the character—not only in its owner’s wallet.
ERC-721
The NFT you own.
The collectible standard that records ownership of your character and lets you transfer it.
ERC-6551
A wallet tied to that NFT.
A separate smart-contract account controlled by the NFT’s owner. A compatible implementation can hold supported tokens and other NFTs.
You own the TokenchaserYou control its walletCompatible drops can arrive there
Planned functionality, subject to production deployment and testing. If the Tokenchaser is sold, control of assets still in its wallet follows the new owner. Assets withdrawn first stay separate. Network and asset compatibility matter; cross-chain rewards may instead go directly to eligible holders. ERC-6551 does not bridge assets automatically.
03 / FOLLOW THE FUNDS
One pool. In plain sight.
See what comes in, what is set aside and what has been used for holder rewards.
PRELAUNCH · NOT CONNECTED
Available for future holder rewards
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The community pool is not connected yet. Verified balances and receipts will appear after the production wallet and collection revenue sources are configured.
No wallet is connected. Dashes mean unverified—not a zero balance.
- Total allocated to the community
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- Committed to upcoming campaigns
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- Spent on holder rewards
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- Last verified onchain update
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Confirmed receipts, not estimated trading volume.
Collection receives revenue80% allocated to the poolCampaigns fund holder rewards
The live tracker is planned to update after confirmed NFT royalty and collection-revenue receipts. Payments can arrive in batches; a sale alone is not proof of revenue. Wallet addresses, receipts and campaign spending will be published when connected. Any future token has separate economics; its fees are not automatically included in this pool.
Production wallet and revenue reader are not configured yet.
04 / A WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES
Different drops. Same 80%.
We’re not locking the collection to one asset, trend or protocol. The pool gives us room to explore what is worth bringing back to holders.
DIGITAL COLLECTIBLES
A pack. A possibility.
Digital Pokémon packs and other collectible drops could be part of a future campaign.
TOKENS & STOCKS
Discover what’s next.
Token airdrops, crypto assets or tokenized stocks—selected when a campaign is ready.
A little game theory. When it makes sense.
Future opt-in rounds could bring shared decisions, cooperation or a choice to take a chance at a bigger reward. Think “double or nothing”—with the rules, odds and funding known before anyone chooses.
Ideas only. No reward campaign or game has been announced.
These are possibilities, not promises of specific assets, partners, values or dates. Each campaign will explain its budget, eligibility and delivery. Some may reward all eligible holders; others may have limited places. No automatic risk to your PFP or existing wallet assets.
05 / BEFORE THE FIRST DROP
Your place starts
with the art.
Join the mint interest list. No wallet connection, signature or payment needed.
- Mint price
- Free + network gas
- Public mint limit
- 1 per wallet, across all phases
- Mint stages
- Allowlist / raffle → public remainder
- Creator reserve
- 100 NFTs · excluded while held
- NFT royalty
- 5% requested · actual receipts count
- Final supply & date
- To be announced
No collection NFT in the disclosed creator-reserve wallet is eligible for project-funded holder rewards. That wallet will be published before minting.
Minting is planned through OpenSea. The verified drop link will appear here when ready. The mint is not open, and joining this list does not guarantee a place.
No coin purchase required.
06 / THE FINE PRINT, PLAINLY
A simple premise.
Clear boundaries.
The split is fixed. The collection can evolve.
80% of what, exactly?
80% of NFT collection revenue actually received, including collected NFT royalties, is allocated to NFT-holder rewards. The remaining 15% funds operations and 5% goes to the creator. This is not 80% of NFT sale prices or trading volume. Future token economics are separate: token fees are not committed to this split. Platform fees and fees belonging to other parties are not collection revenue.
Does every sale add to the pool?
Only when the collection receives a royalty or applicable collection fee. We request a 5% NFT royalty, but not every marketplace or sale pays it. For example, a $100 NFT sale that pays the full royalty produces $5 in collection revenue: $4 for the Community Pool, $0.75 for operations and $0.25 for the creator. Those figures illustrate the split; they are not live receipts.
Do I have to vote or play to receive rewards?
There is no blanket requirement to vote or play to be eligible. Each campaign will publish its eligibility, snapshot, delivery and any participation rules in advance. Some campaigns could reach all eligible holders; others could have limited places. Choosing not to enter an optional game will not exclude you from unrelated future campaigns.
Are rewards guaranteed?
The fixed commitment is the 80/15/5 allocation of NFT collection revenue actually received. It is not a promise of a particular reward, dollar value, return or schedule. Funds may accumulate until a campaign can be funded. Reward examples are possibilities, not announced partnerships or products. Market assets and collectible rewards can lose value.
Can creator NFTs receive rewards?
No collection NFT held in the disclosed creator-reserve wallet can receive project-funded holder rewards. The creator will retain 100 NFTs from the original mint. A transfer out may qualify the NFT for a later campaign under that campaign’s published rules; it does not create retroactive rewards. The reserve address will be public before minting.
Will there be a coin?
Possibly, but there is no official token or token contract yet. A future token would have its own economics, designed around its own holders—not an automatic 80% payment to the NFT pool. NFT holders could receive a token allocation or other separately announced benefit, but no allocation, fee split or payout is promised. No token purchase is required for NFT-holder eligibility. Do not buy an unofficial token claiming to be ours.
How will rewards be delivered?
Delivery will depend on the asset and campaign. Rewards may go to eligible holders’ wallets or, where supported and tested, to a wallet controlled by the NFT. The chain, recipient snapshot and delivery method will be disclosed before each campaign. We will not assume that every asset works with every wallet or network.
Could a Tokenchaser have an AI agent identity later?
ERC-8004 is a draft agent-identity standard we could explore later. One possible design is a separate agent identity held by a Tokenchaser’s ERC-6551 wallet. That does not require replacing the ERC-721 collectible, and registration alone does not provide a working AI agent. This is exploratory—not a launch feature, autonomous-trading service or earnings promise.
What about game theory or “double or nothing”?
These are ideas for later, not launch features. Future opt-in rounds could add choices, cooperation or a chance at a larger reward. Any such campaign needs published rules and odds, a fully funded maximum payout and appropriate review before launch. No holder’s PFP or existing wallet assets would be put at risk automatically. No game is live today.