How it works
Robinhood ChainThe most unhinged FOMO game on Robinhood Chain
Plundered is a countdown jackpot on Robinhood Chain. You buy chips with a supported memecoin. Each whole chip adds 30 seconds to the round timer — buy 4 chips and you just stretched the clock by 2 minutes. While you hold, you farm dividends from later buys. When the timer hits zero, the last whole-chip buyer takes 70% of the pot. Pure greed. Pure last-in energy.
Built for Robinhood Chain
Plundered runs on Robinhood Chain, Robinhood’s open Ethereum L2 for fast, cheap onchain markets. Connect any EVM wallet, buy chips with the live round token, and chase the pot without mainnet gas drama.
Chips & timer
Every round starts with about one hour on the clock. Spend the round’s token to mint chips. Price climbs as more chips sell, so early entries are cheaper and late panic is more expensive.
Each whole chip adds 30 seconds to the timer, up to a 24 hour cap. Fractional chips still count — and the more chips you hold, the larger your share of chipholder dividends when others buy (and at end-of-round gen). Only whole chips snatch the lead and push the clock.
If you are the last wallet to buy a whole chip when the timer hits zero, you are the leader. That is the whole game.
Soft-cap
At the start of a round, each wallet can only spend up to 15% of the opening depth. That limit is total spend for your wallet, not how many chips you hold, and not a per-buy max. Two small buys still count toward the same pot.
Once the round fills past that opening depth, the soft-cap lifts and you can buy freely again. Until then, the UI shows how much spend room you have left and blocks buys that would blow past it.
This keeps whales from vacuuming the whole opening in one wallet while the timer is still young.
Pick a crew
On every buy you ride with a crew. Same chips, different greed profile.
- Robin feeds the pot hardest on buys. If Robin leads at the finish, more of the leftover pot seeds the next round (8% end dividends / 20% seed).
- Little John balances buy fees. At the finish: 14% end dividends / 14% seed.
- Friar Tuck stacks buy dividends for chipholders. At the finish: 18% end dividends / 10% seed.
Your crew on a buy only routes that buy. The winner’s crew picks the end recipe for the leftover 28% of the pot.
Winning the pot
When the countdown hits zero, anyone can hit Start next round. The Active Pot splits:
- 70% → leader’s vault (withdraw anytime)
- 2% → house treasury (sent automatically)
- 28% → recipe from the leader’s crew: part to chipholder dividends (all holders, settle into vault), part seeds the next round’s Active Pot
End dividends land on the round mask like buy dividends — Settle (pick the round) moves them into your vault, then Withdraw. Seed is pot rollover only; it does not buy chips.
Round tokens
Rounds do not run on one forever coin. Each round plugs in a different memecoin from Noxa partner projects on noxa.fun. One live token at a time. New partners, new rounds, same unhinged FOMO loop.
Vault & dividends
Holding chips pays. A fat slice of every buy goes to current chipholders by share. That credit rolls into your vault when you buy again, settle, or withdraw.
From the vault you can cash out to your wallet or reload straight into more chips. Winner pot also lands in vault. Same place, different reasons to check it.
Stake $PLUNDER
Lock $PLUNDER and take 10% of every chip buy, paid in that round’s entry token. Rewards stack across rounds until you claim. They do not auto restake into more $PLUNDER.
Stakers eat while degens fight over the timer. Different kind of unhinged.
