How Hookemon works

HKMN is a token on Robinhood Chain. Every trade pays a 1 % fee, and half of it builds a pack fund. Hookemon is a bot. It borrows ETH from the HKMN liquidity pool, buys Pokémon card packs on Collector Crypt, opens them live and sells the cards. When a round wins, 80 % of the win goes to HKMN holders.

Total supply

—HKMN

Burned so far

—HKMN, dev wallet burn included

Trading fee

1 %0.50 % pack fund, 0.50 % team

1. Fill the pack fundHalf of the 1 % trading fee goes to the pack fund. A round can start once the fund covers its share of the loan.
2. Borrow from the poolThe bot borrows ETH from the HKMN liquidity pool. Only one loan is open at a time.
3. Open and sellIt buys packs on Collector Crypt, opens them live and sells the cards back through the buyback offers.
4. SettleThe pool gets its loan back first. What is left over is the win. A shortfall comes out of the pack fund.

When does a round start?

New loans start at least 20 minutes apart. The countdown in the header shows the schedule the bot reports. A round waits when its funding or a required service is missing.

Pack sizes unlock one rung at a time. A full round at one size opens the next size up.

1. $5,0001 packOpens after 2 × $2,500
2. $2,5002 packsOpens after 5 × $1,000
3. $1,0005 packsOpens after 10 × $500
4. $5001 to 10 packsOpens after 10 × $250
5. $2501 to 10 packsOpens after 10 × $100
6. $1001 to 10 packsOpen from the start

A size opens once its full round is done and the pack fund stands 10 % above that round’s target. If the fund drops below that line, the top size locks again and has to be earned again. A round only starts when the fund covers every pack in it. Until then the bot waits.

Which round does the bot buy?

The largest round of the highest open size. If that size has no round the bot can run right now, because of the credit limit, the pool’s liquidity or the machine’s stock, it takes the best one of the sizes below.

Every HKMN buy and sell pays a 1 % fee. It splits in two.

0.50 % Pack fund

Backs the loans and pays for losses.

0.50 % Team

Supports the project.

A win is split three ways

A win is what the cards sell for above the loan.

• 80 %Holders. Paid in ETH to eligible holders.
• 10 %Burn. Buys HKMN from the pool and destroys it, so the supply falls.
• 10 %Liquidity. Added to the pool for good.

What happens if a round loses money?

Holders get nothing for that round. The pack fund pays the shortfall to the pool. If the fund cannot cover it, the rest becomes debt, and later pack fund fees repay that debt before anything else.

Who receives the payouts?

Eligible wallets among the 100 largest HKMN holders share the holder part in proportion to their balances at the snapshot. Contracts, burn and team wallets are excluded.

Payouts arrive automatically in ETH on Robinhood Chain. There is nothing to claim. Very small payouts may be skipped when transfer costs are too high. See holder eligibility and payout rules.

What does “trading volume needed” mean?

It is the amount of HKMN buying and selling needed to fund a round. With 0.50 % going to the pack fund, every $100 the fund is short needs $20,000 of trading. The estimate moves with the ETH price, the pack fund and any open debt.

Do I get the cards?

No. The bot sells them. Eligible holders get their share of a win in ETH.

Is anything guaranteed?

No. A round can lose money, and a losing round pays holders nothing. Nothing here is financial advice.

Are the displayed card values guaranteed?

No. Insured values are Collector Crypt’s figures. They say nothing about what a pack will pull or what a card sells for. Buyback offers and inventory change.

Where can I check the results?

• Live dashboard
• Round history and transactions
• Holders and payout rules
• Data sources and verification

Robinhood Chain mainnet (chain 4663), except the Solana wallet. Gas is paid in ETH. Do not send funds to these addresses.