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What Is HoodRich ($RICH)? A City of 33 Towers on Robinhood Chain, Opening October 2

HoodRich is an onchain game on Robinhood Chain that opens on October 2, 2026. It is a city of 33 towers named after the world's biggest companies, from Nvidia and Apple to Spotify and Figma.

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What Is HoodRich ($RICH)? A City of 33 Towers on Robinhood Chain, Opening October 2
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HoodRich is an onchain game on Robinhood Chain that opens on October 2, 2026. It is a city of 33 towers named after the world's biggest companies, from Nvidia and Apple to Spotify and Figma. Every tower has an owner and a price in $RICH. Pay the price and the tower is yours. The owner cannot refuse.

How a flip worksA purchase is called a flip. The moment a tower is flipped, its price rises 30% for the next buyer. When that buyer arrives, the previous owner gets back what they paid plus 15% profit. The rest of the markup feeds the city.

Take a tower bought at 100 and flipped at 130:

| Where the 130 goes | Amount | | --- | --- | | Previous owner (100 back + 15 profit) | 115 | | Income shared by all tower owners | 9 | | The Vault | 5 | | Burned | 1 |

Four classes of towers| Class | Towers | Starting price, $RICH | Share weight || --- | --- | --- | --- || Legend | 6 | 100,000 | 10 || Giant | 7 | 50,000 | 5 || Corporation | 10 | 20,000 | 2 || Company | 10 | 10,000 | 1 |

Weight decides how large a slice of owner income a tower earns. It is proportional to price, so each coin earns the same rate in every class.The clock on every tower

A price holds for 24 hours after a flip. Then it drops 10% a day, never below the tower's starting price. An owner who is flipped inside the first day earns 15%. In the docs' own example, an owner who waits three days ends at minus 8.The VaultThe Vault is the city's prize pool. Its 24-hour timer starts with the first purchase, and each flip adds one hour, capped at 24. When the timer reaches zero, the last buyer takes 50%, all owners share 20% by weight, and 30% rolls into the next round.

What sets the design apart- The contract has no owner and no admin functions. Nobody can change the rules, pause the game or touch the funds.- The prize pool is funded by players. On the first purchase of a tower, 45% of the price is burned and 48.1% goes to the Vault. A fully bought-out city burns 562,500 $RICH and puts 601,250 in the Vault.- Earnings collect in an in-game balance and reach the wallet with one Claim button.- The site asks only for the exact price as allowance, never an unlimited one.

RisksThe docs say it plainly: this is a game, not an investment. Every payout is another player's money. A player who buys high and is not flipped in time gets back less than they paid. There is no guaranteed return.

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