3,555 hand-drawn characters who work for a living.

Stand one at a pump on the forecourt and it earns every trading day. Six pumps, six stocks: NVDA, TSLA, HOOD, COIN, PLTR and AMD. When the day closes the six are ranked by how their stock moved, and the round pays out by finishing place. Even last place pays.

What pays you is a vault filled by the contract, not by us: half of every mint and 80% of every resale royalty land in it, in the same transaction, from a splitter with no owner, no setter and no withdraw.

Payouts are in ETH. Traits are cosmetic and change nothing about what a crew member earns.

Robinhood Chain. Every contract is deployed and source-verified.

pumpcrew.site

Payouts by finishing place are fixed: 30, 22, 17, 13, 10 and 8 percent of the round.

What is not fixed is how many of you are standing there to split it. A pump stops gaining share once it holds a sixth of everyone on shift, so piling onto the ticker that is up is the fastest way to earn less from it. You are reading the market and the crowd at the same time.

Stay at one pump and your crew member compounds: 1.10x after three rounds, 1.25x after seven, 1.50x after fourteen. Move it and the streak resets.

The vault is what pays the crew, and it is filled by the contract rather than by us: 50% of every mint and 80% of every resale royalty land in it, in the same transaction the money arrives in.

The splitter that does it has no owner, no setter and no withdraw function. The share is a constant with nothing anywhere that can change it. A full mint puts 0.71989 ETH in there before a single resale happens.

It is deployed on Robinhood Chain with the source published, so this is checkable rather than claimed.

3,555 characters built from 95 traits across eight categories: background, outfit, hair, eyes, mouth, tattoo, jewellery and body. Nothing was composed by a model, and every trait was drawn.

Rarity is worth looking at and worth nothing else. Traits are cosmetic: the rarest crew member earns exactly what the most common one earns at the same pump with the same streak. What you pay for is the picture, and what you earn comes from where you stand.

3,555 hand-drawn characters who work for a living.

Stand one at a pump on the forecourt and it earns every trading day. Six pumps, six stocks: NVDA, TSLA, HOOD, COIN, PLTR and AMD. When the day closes the six are ranked by how their stock moved, and the round pays out by finishing place. Even last place pays.

What pays you is a vault filled by the contract, not by us: half of every mint and 80% of every resale royalty land in it, in the same transaction, from a splitter with no owner, no setter and no withdraw.

Payouts are in ETH. Traits are cosmetic and change nothing about what a crew member earns.

Robinhood Chain. Every contract is deployed and source-verified.

pumpcrew.site

Payouts by finishing place are fixed: 30, 22, 17, 13, 10 and 8 percent of the round.

What is not fixed is how many of you are standing there to split it. A pump stops gaining share once it holds a sixth of everyone on shift, so piling onto the ticker that is up is the fastest way to earn less from it. You are reading the market and the crowd at the same time.

Stay at one pump and your crew member compounds: 1.10x after three rounds, 1.25x after seven, 1.50x after fourteen. Move it and the streak resets.

The vault is what pays the crew, and it is filled by the contract rather than by us: 50% of every mint and 80% of every resale royalty land in it, in the same transaction the money arrives in.

The splitter that does it has no owner, no setter and no withdraw function. The share is a constant with nothing anywhere that can change it. A full mint puts 0.71989 ETH in there before a single resale happens.

It is deployed on Robinhood Chain with the source published, so this is checkable rather than claimed.

3,555 characters built from 95 traits across eight categories: background, outfit, hair, eyes, mouth, tattoo, jewellery and body. Nothing was composed by a model, and every trait was drawn.

Rarity is worth looking at and worth nothing else. Traits are cosmetic: the rarest crew member earns exactly what the most common one earns at the same pump with the same streak. What you pay for is the picture, and what you earn comes from where you stand.

3,555 hand-drawn characters who work for a living.

Stand one at a pump on the forecourt and it earns every trading day. Six pumps, six stocks: NVDA, TSLA, HOOD, COIN, PLTR and AMD. When the day closes the six are ranked by how their stock moved, and the round pays out by finishing place. Even last place pays.

What pays you is a vault filled by the contract, not by us: half of every mint and 80% of every resale royalty land in it, in the same transaction, from a splitter with no owner, no setter and no withdraw.

Payouts are in ETH. Traits are cosmetic and change nothing about what a crew member earns.

Robinhood Chain. Every contract is deployed and source-verified.

pumpcrew.site

Payouts by finishing place are fixed: 30, 22, 17, 13, 10 and 8 percent of the round.

What is not fixed is how many of you are standing there to split it. A pump stops gaining share once it holds a sixth of everyone on shift, so piling onto the ticker that is up is the fastest way to earn less from it. You are reading the market and the crowd at the same time.

Stay at one pump and your crew member compounds: 1.10x after three rounds, 1.25x after seven, 1.50x after fourteen. Move it and the streak resets.

The vault is what pays the crew, and it is filled by the contract rather than by us: 50% of every mint and 80% of every resale royalty land in it, in the same transaction the money arrives in.

The splitter that does it has no owner, no setter and no withdraw function. The share is a constant with nothing anywhere that can change it. A full mint puts 0.71989 ETH in there before a single resale happens.

It is deployed on Robinhood Chain with the source published, so this is checkable rather than claimed.

3,555 characters built from 95 traits across eight categories: background, outfit, hair, eyes, mouth, tattoo, jewellery and body. Nothing was composed by a model, and every trait was drawn.

Rarity is worth looking at and worth nothing else. Traits are cosmetic: the rarest crew member earns exactly what the most common one earns at the same pump with the same streak. What you pay for is the picture, and what you earn comes from where you stand.