The STAGWIFHOOD Codex

Overview & The Legend#

They tell it around the fires of Sherwood: a stag slipped into the camp one moonless night and stole Robin Hood's hood clean off the peg. $STAG is that stag — the one who took the hood and never gave it back. What started as a piece of forest folklore is now a full Web3 suite living on Robinhood Chain.

STAGWIFHOOD is not a single product but a connected set of them, all wired to the same token and the same reward pool:

Every piece feeds the others. Mint revenue and royalties flow into the reward pool that pays stakers; the same indexer that draws the maps also verifies pacts. It is one forest, not four clearings.

Network & Token#

Everything runs on Robinhood Chain, an EVM network. Add it to your wallet with the exact parameters below — the site can also auto-add and switch to it when you connect.

The $STAG token

$STAG is a standard ERC-20 with 18 decimals. This is the token you mint, stake, and pledge with across the whole suite.

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Contracts & Addresses#

All contracts were deployed on 2026-07-12 to Robinhood Chain mainnet (chainId 4663). Tap any address to copy it or open it on Blockscout. Always verify you are interacting with these exact addresses.

The Hooded 20 (NFTs)#

The Hooded 20 is a collection of exactly twenty unique, 1-of-1 fully-animated NFTs. There are no duplicates, ever — once a stag is minted, that stag is gone. Every one of the twenty belongs to one of five rarity tiers:

Two ways to mint

• Pick. Choose a specific available stag from the grid and mint exactly that one, paying its tier price. You know precisely what you're getting.
• Surprise Draw. A rarity-weighted on-chain gamble — cheaper than picking, but the top tiers are rare to hit. You still can never receive a duplicate; the draw only ever lands on a stag that hasn't been minted.

Royalties & whitelist

• Secondary royalty: a 5% (500 bps) royalty on secondary sales routes to the RevenueSplitter — which feeds the staking reward pool (see Revenue Flow).
• Free-mint whitelist: whitelisted wallets mint at 0 — the contract charges them no tier price.

Staking (real ETH yield)#

Staking lets you lock $STAG — or any whitelisted token — for a fixed term and earn real Robinhood ETH streamed from the reward pool. This is not inflationary emissions; it is actual ETH funded by mint revenue and royalties.

Lock tiers & multipliers

On top of the lock multiplier, a holding multiplier stacks: the larger your position, the higher the multiplier applied. Longer locks and bigger holdings compound together.

Rewards, maturity & the early-unstake penalty

• Rewards accrue during the lock but only unlock at maturity. Let the term run and you claim the full amount in ETH.
• Early unstake = 15% penalty on your principal, sent to the penalty recipient wallet — plus you forfeit all pending rewards. Unstaking before maturity is deliberately costly.

NFT staking (lock in place)

You can stake your Hooded 20 to boost your position. The NFT is locked in place — it never leaves your wallet; the staking contract simply marks it as locked. Unstake to release it. You keep custody the whole time.

Withdraw split (optional)

When you unstake, you may optionally split the withdrawn tokens across up to 3 wallets by share %. It applies to whichever token you withdraw; any remainder returns to you. Only your own staking wallet can set or change the split.

Sherwood Pact (wallet-free, proof-of-hold)#

The Sherwood Pact is for holders who don't want to connect and lock tokens in a staking contract. You keep your $STAG in your own wallet the entire time — no custody, no transfer — and earn by proving you held.

How a pact works

• Pay a small entry fee (~0.01 ETH, set on-chain) and pledge to hold ≥ X $STAG for a chosen window without moving it.
• Your tokens never leave your wallet. There is nothing to withdraw because nothing was ever deposited.
• Held the whole window → claim your refund (~0.005 ETH, set on-chain) plus a reward.
• Didn't hold → your entry is forfeited (it covers backend / oracle costs).

Why proof-of-hold, and how it's verified

A smart contract cannot read your past balance — it only sees the present. So continuous holding is checked off-chain by the bubble-map indexer (the same engine behind the Stag Hood Maps), which has the full transfer history. A dedicated oracle key then resolves the pact on-chain based on that verdict.

Revenue Flow (90 / 10)#

Mint revenue and secondary royalties flow into the RevenueSplitter, which forwards 90% to the staking reward pool (real ETH yield for stakers) and 10% to the team. This is what makes staking real-yield rather than emissions.

Stag Hood Maps (bubble-map explorer)#

The Stag Hood Maps at maps.stagwifhood.fun are a whole-chain holder-relationship explorer. Paste any Robinhood Chain token address and it draws the network of who holds it and how they're connected.

How to read the map

• Nodes = holders. A bubble's size is its share of the token supply — bigger bubble, bigger holder.
• Edges = real token transfers between holders.
• Clusters group wallets that are related. The two signals: wallets that transacted in the same block, and — the strongest signal — wallets funded by the same source wallet ("funded together"), a classic sybil / insider pattern.
• Isolated bubbles are simply wallets with no detected connections — not suspicious, just unconnected.

The maps cover every ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain (tokens are auto-discovered), and everything is served from an indexed Postgres database — so viewing costs nothing and loads instantly, with no wallet or gas needed.

Security & Audits#

All four contracts — HoodedTwenty, StagStaking, RevenueSplitter, and SherwoodPact — underwent multiple independent security-audit passes plus hundreds of randomized invariant simulations before the mainnet deploy.

After deployment, the on-chain wiring was verified to match the intended design:

• Splitter → pool routing confirmed at 90 / 10.
• The NFT locker points at the StagStaking contract.
• The NFT royalty recipient is the RevenueSplitter.
• Ownership, oracle, and penalty-recipient roles are all set to the intended admin wallet.

Risk & Disclaimer#

• The Hooded 20 are collectibles. Their value is not guaranteed and can go to zero.
• Staking and pact parameters may change — multipliers, fees, penalties, and durations can be adjusted on-chain.
• Crypto is risky: prices are volatile, transactions are irreversible, and bugs can exist despite audits.
• Nothing here is financial advice. Do your own research (DYOR) and never risk more than you can afford to lose.

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