OpenSea Mobile is live: Trade everything, together.
We turnin’ OpenSea Studio into a mothafuckin’ token launchpad.
Mint the NFT, get the token right wit it. One NFT. One transaction. 500K $THEHOOD dropped straight in your wallet. All handled in Studio.
OpenSea is the launchpad.
And $THEHOOD? The first token launched on OpenSea.
Everybody on the block gets the same fixed rate.
No crooked bonding curve. No first-block snipers. No backstage passes. No VIP homies cuttin’ the line.
Allowlists, mint phases, and wallet limits help keep the bots from rushin’ the spot and jackin’ the whole launch before regular folks get through the door.
And let’s get one thing straight: This ain’t no 404 shit. This is NFT-to-Token.
You mint the NFT, your $THEHOOD comes wit it, then the two go handle their own business.
Sell your tokens? The NFT stays right where it’s at.
Every mint puts more loot toward the liquidity pool.
Nobody gets to trade early. Nobody sneaks out the back door before the rest of the neighborhood gets served.
$THEHOOD stays non-transferable until all 1,994 NFTs are minted.
When that last NFT leaves the block, the contract takes 100% of the mint proceeds, pairs it with 50% of the entire $THEHOOD supply, creates the liquidity pool, and locks that shit down permanently.
Not “locked until the team changes its mind.”
Locked for good.
The principal ain’t comin’ out. The contract handles the whole operation itself.
NFT Supply: 1,994 The year CPT was runnin’ the damn map.
Mint Price: 0.005150 ETH This whole operation 5150
Tokens Per Mint: 500,000 $THEHOOD Five hundred K per NFT.
Approximate Liquidity at Sellout: $40K 100% of the mint loot paired with 50% of the token supply and locked down.
LP Fee: 2.5% The pimp fee.
Total $THEHOOD Supply: 1.994 billion
One collection. One token. One fair shot for everybody on the block.
You’re buying an NFT from The Hood collection.
When you mint it, 500K $THEHOOD lands in your wallet in the same transaction. You leave with both: the artwork and the tokens.
One mint. Two assets. Handle your business.
Nah. Quit playin’.
This ain’t a 404
Each NFT costs 0.005150 ETH and drops 500K $THEHOOD to the minter.
There are 1,994 NFTs and 1.994 billion $THEHOOD total.
Half of the token supply goes to NFT minters. The other half gets paired with 100% of the mint proceeds and permanently locked in the liquidity pool.
Simple mathematics. No slick talk.
Can’t snipe a market that ain’t open yet.
$THEHOOD cannot trade until the entire NFT collection sells out. There’s no early market, no first-block war, and no bonding curve letting the first wallets get a better rate.
Everybody gets the same 500K $THEHOOD for 0.005150 ETH.
No VIP line. No private price. No PvP bloodbath.
Nope. The rug is bolted to the damn floor.
When the collection sells out, the contract creates the pool using 100% of mint proceeds and 50% of the total $THEHOOD supply. The principal liquidity is then locked permanently.
The team can collect the 2.5% trading fees, but it cannot withdraw the underlying liquidity.
Then you still own the NFT, and you still got the tokens.
Once trading opens, your $THEHOOD can be sold into the permanently locked liquidity pool. The NFT’s secondary-market activity doesn’t control your tokens.
The art is the art. The coin is the coin.
$THEHOOD is launching on Robinhood Chain fool.
2.5% is the pimp fee.
They will be, and they're verified onchain.
Hell nah.
$THEHOOD is an experimental. There is no promise or expectation of profit or return. Crypto and NFT markets are risky, and you can lose what you spend.
Do your own research. Mint at your own risk.
NFA.
