HOW IT
WORKS.

HoodBlockz is an NFT collection on Robinhood Chain with a supply of 888. Minting one is how you take a position in the pool. The contract is deployed and the mint page reads it live: supply, price, per-wallet limit and the drop clock all come from the contract itself.

Your HoodBlockz does not mine continuously. The rented hashpower behind it runs during a BLOCK PARTY: an event with a defined start and end. Block parties are open: anyone can take part, and there is no limit on how many join. When a party opens, the hashpower for participating NFTs is pointed at the BASED Mining pool for the length of that window. Between parties, your NFT is not hashing. This is the single most important thing to understand about the timing: the party is the event, and the party is when the work happens. Block parties run on a standing schedule: THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH, 4:20 PM TO MIDNIGHT CST. While the window is open, holders can watch their own NFTs mining live. Outside of parties, anyone can rent hashpower at any time and point it at the pool. Any home mining rig can also point at pool.basedmining.xyz:3333 and mine whenever you want.

MINT, THEN VAULT YOUR HOODBLOCKZ. REWARDS ACCRUE ACROSS AN EPOCH. EPOCHS RUN WEEKLY. THE FIRST CLAIMABLE PAYOUT LANDS ONE EPOCH AFTER VAULTING OPENS. THE VAULT PAGE TIMER COUNTS TO THAT UNLOCK. FLOW: MINT. VAULT. REWARDS ACCRUE OVER THE EPOCH. CLAIM AT THE UNLOCK.

Once your NFT has hashed in a party, three figures exist for it. TOTAL POWER: how much hashpower it pushed during the window. POOL SHARE: that power as a percentage of everything the pool did in the same round. PAYOUT: the amount owed to it. These are per-NFT, they come from what the pool actually recorded, and they are what any later payout is calculated from.

When the pool finds a block, the reward is split two ways. The finder receives 1 BTC. The remainder, approximately 2.125 BTC at the current subsidy, is divided across everyone whose shares contributed to that round, in proportion to those shares. Your contribution does not expire when the party does. If the pool finds a block later, an NFT that hashed into that round is still paid for the work it did. The party bounds when your hashpower runs, not how long the resulting claim lasts.

Mining pays on found blocks. The vault pays on the collection itself, and the two are independent. A vaulted HoodBlockz receives two things: 100% of the collection's secondary royalties, paid in ETH, and 75% of MINER token trading fees, paid in tokenized MicroStrategy stock (MSTR). The two streams settle in different assets. NFT ROYALTIES COLLECTED is the royalty share, so it reads in ETH. TOKEN ALLOCATION ACCRUED is the MINER fee share, so it reads in MSTR. Each is claimed separately and each claim window closes 30 days after the epoch it belongs to. A balance left unclaimed when its window closes is not destroyed: it rolls into the next epoch's pool for that same stream and is split among the wallets vaulted in that epoch, so the value stays with the cohort. The percentages above are the split the vault applies, not a projection of earnings, and no claim is made here about what any of it is worth.

Connecting a wallet and signing a message links it to a HoodBlockz or an OnChain Hoodie, which puts your PFP and handle on the leaderboard in place of the neutral marker. Signing grants no token approvals and moves no assets. It is entirely optional: the leaderboard already ranks wallets that never connect.