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A Phantom that keeps a history

Hooded Phantoms is a collection of 2,222 living NFTs. Every Phantom has unique pixel artwork and keeps a public record of its trades, rewards, assets, and merges.

Every Phantom also has a built-in wallet. Think of it as a pocket inside the NFT. It can hold supported assets and claimed ETH rewards. You do not need another seed phrase. Whoever owns the Phantom controls its built-in wallet.

The sold-out Genesis collection

All 2,222 Genesis Phantoms have been minted. The mint page and its access checks are therefore retired. Existing Phantoms remain available through their current holders on OpenSea, subject to live listings.

Every original mint received one unused artwork ID, so each Genesis Phantom has unique artwork and a permanent on-chain origin. Use My Profile for Phantoms you own and the public Explorer to inspect the complete collection.

The wallet inside your Phantom

A Phantom can hold supported assets, ETH, and $PHTM in its own wallet. When you claim either reward, it first moves into that built-in wallet. You can leave it there or withdraw it to your connected wallet whenever you want.

Anything you leave attached goes with the NFT when you sell or transfer it. If you want to keep those assets, withdraw them before the Phantom changes hands. Buyers can check what is attached before buying.

Artwork that remembers

The collection combines 200 hand-drawn pixel traits across backgrounds, auras, jackets, hoodies, faces, and accessories. Every Phantom starts with permanent Genesis DNA, a rarity score, rank, and tier.

Your artwork appears as soon as the mint confirms. Each mint receives an unused artwork, so every genesis Phantom is unique and a batch of ten contains ten different Phantoms.

After that, its living state is automatic. Background, Aura, Face, and Accessory move through new forms at clear milestones. Holding time, transfers, listings, sales, sweeps, portfolio quantity and value, rewards, tier progress, wallet deposits, withdrawals, and merge history all contribute.

A Genesis Phantom always keeps the Jacket and Hoodie it was minted with. For every layer, a future merged child inherits the trait of one parent unless its on-chain roll creates a merge-exclusive mutation. The mutation chance per layer rises from 10% at two parts to 25% at three and 40% at four. Historical merged children keep their existing artwork rules. Every parent's original traits remain in metadata, and living changes never reroll Genesis rarity.

Secondary trading on OpenSea

Hooded Phantoms no longer operates a separate marketplace. The website links directly to the Hooded Phantoms and Activation Card collections on OpenSea.

OpenSea creator earnings are enforced on-chain at 10%. From the full sale price, 7.5% is shared among active Phantoms and 2.5% goes to treasury. Higher-tier Phantoms receive a larger relative share, and rewards not yet claimed stay with the NFT.

Claim All processes any ETH waiting in the royalty router before it claims every reward for every Phantom owned by the connected wallet and aggregates the final payout by asset directly to that wallet. Per-Phantom reward accounting and history stay intact. A successful claim starts a five-minute wallet cooldown; a failed transaction does not.

$PHTM

The new $PHTM launches through Pons V2 and powers future activation, reactivation, tiers, and merging. Existing active status, cumulative tier progress, reward choices, merge lineage, and attached balances remain on the existing NFT contracts; the token cutover does not reset them.

Pons V2 charges a 6.9% total $PHTM trading fee. The distributable creator-fee proceeds accrue in the paired quote asset, ETH, inside its pull-based FeeEscrow. They are not sent to Hooded Phantoms on every trade.

Claim All safely sweeps available quote-asset Pons fees when possible, claims escrowed fees, sends 70% into active Phantoms' selected onchain reward profiles and 30% to treasury, and then pays every owned Phantom's ETH and selected reward-token claims directly to the connected wallet in the same function call. Token-denominated post-graduation hook fees still require the trusted Pons conversion route before they can enter FeeEscrow.

Activation, tiers, and rewards

Activation burns 100,000 $PHTM and requires three different supported reward-asset choices. My Profile can activate several inactive owned Phantoms atomically: you configure three choices for each Phantom and confirm one aggregate activation transaction. The holder share of harvested Pons creator fees follows each Phantom's onchain reward profile and becomes claimable into that Phantom's vault. An original starts with three equal choices; active merged children inherit every parent slot and stack matching assets. OpenSea creator earnings remain ETH. Burning more new $PHTM moves a Phantom through five permanent tiers; from its details you can choose any higher target tier and reach it in one transaction by burning the cumulative difference. A higher tier receives a larger share. Existing tiers are preserved when prices change; normalized tier progress does not represent an additional token burn.

The current owner of an active original Phantom can burn another 100,000 $PHTM in My Profile to replace its three reward choices. At least one choice must change. Previously earned rewards remain claimable in their original assets, while only future creator-fee rewards follow the new trio. Reactivation does not increase tier progress or reward weight and is unavailable to merged children, whose inherited and stacked portfolios remain fixed.

The 21 choices below combine Robinhood's official Stock Token registry, including the GLD, USO, SPY, and SLV commodity and index products, with the verified USDG, PONS, STONKBROKER, STACK, PENGU, and new Pons-launched $PHTM contracts on Robinhood Chain.

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Tier progress, active status, and reward choices stay with the NFT. An active Phantom remains active after a sale or transfer; an inactive Phantom remains inactive. Rewards earned before a transfer stay attached to the token and can be claimed by its current holder.

Merge two into one

A holder can select two unlisted Phantoms and inspect their lineage before confirming. The transaction permanently burns the parent NFTs and creates one child. Each layer inherits from one parent unless that layer receives a merge-exclusive mutation.

The Merge contract records the child's inherited-parent mask, mutation trait IDs, seed, visual version, and exact trait-manifest hash on-chain. A two-part child has a 10% mutation chance per layer, a three-part child 25%, and a four-part child 40%. Every parent trait, artwork ID, rarity tier, and rarity rank remains part of its public history, so merging never rewrites Genesis rarity. Older children keep the visual rules under which they were created.

The merge creates one child with one built-in wallet. ETH, $PHTM, supported assets, unclaimed rewards, and recorded history move from both parents into the child before the parents are burned. If a parent holds another ERC-20 token that is not on the supported list, add its contract address in the advanced field before confirming. Two-, three-, and four-part children receive 20%, 30%, and 40% reward bonuses.

When both parents are active, the child is active immediately and inherits every reward slot: up to six choices for two parts, nine for three, and twelve for four. Matching assets stack, so the UI can show an asset as ×2, ×3, or ×4. This changes the split inside that child's reward profile; it does not add another bonus beyond the published 20%, 30%, or 40%. If either parent is inactive, the child starts inactive and chooses three assets when activated later.

Merging two originals burns exactly 75,000 $PHTM. Adding a third original burns 150,000 $PHTM. Adding the fourth and final original burns 250,000 $PHTM. The full route costs 475,000 $PHTM in total, and two separate merged pairs cannot be combined. These amounts are fixed in $PHTM, permanently reduce its supply, and do not change with the dollar price.

The merge page shows how much $PHTM has been burned through merging, plus its approximate value at the current market price. The USD figure is only a live estimate and never changes the required token amount.

Official addresses

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