HODR — Hold the Door

The Oath

One job. Held forever.

Three times the same story got told. A simple man braced a door so everyone behind it could live. A crowd of retail traders braced a position while the exits were bolted shut. And now the brokerage that bolted them is running the chain this token lives on.

283 AC

Hodor

A stableboy put his back against a wooden door and did not move. He had one word and one job. The door held because he did. Everything on the other side of it survived.

January 2021

The Line

Retail found a crowded short and refused to move. Then the buy button went away. The lesson was not about one stock. It was about who gets to close the door, and on whom.

July 2026

The Turn

Robinhood Chain went live: tokenized stocks, self custody, permissionless. The door is open now, and it swings both ways. So we built the token that never sells, on the chain that once wouldn't let us buy.

Winter came.
The door held.

The Flywheel

Fees buy doors. Wildfire eats the rest.

Every trade pays a fee. That fee lands in one public wallet called the Door Fund and gets split on a fixed, posted schedule. Nothing is discretionary, and every leg of it is a transaction you can open in a block explorer.

1

Trades pay the fund

Launchpad creator fees and liquidity fees sweep daily into one public address. No revenue sits on a third-party platform overnight.

2

60% buys the doors

The fund buys tokenized shares of the month's door company and distributes them to holders. Buys are scheduled and sized small, never a coordinated pump.

3

30% goes to wildfire

The fund buys HODR on the open market and burns it. Supply only moves one direction. Mint authority is renounced at launch.

4

The wheel turns

Fewer tokens, more doors behind each one. That is the whole machine. There is no staking, no lockup, and nothing to claim before you can hold.

The Ledger

Tokenomics, in full

Fixed supply, renounced mint, locked liquidity, and a team allocation small enough to publish without flinching. Every number here is a commitment, not a projection.

Total supply

1,000,000,000

Fixed at launch. Mint authority renounced, so this number can never rise.

Network

Robinhood Chain

Ethereum L2, Arbitrum tech, ETH gas. The chain built for tokenized stocks.

Team allocation

5.22%

Vested and public. Named for 22 May, the night the door was held.

Transfer tax

0%

Sending HODR costs nothing. The fund is fed by trading fees, not by taxing wallets.

Supply at launch

Fair launch & liquidity94.78%

Team, vested5.22%

No presale. No private round. No allocation you weren't offered at the same price.

Every dollar of fees

Door stocks for holders60%

Buyback & burn30%

Operations & listings10%

Split is fixed and posted. Fund wallet is public from day one.

The Door Drop

Hold the token. Doors arrive.

Every week the fund buys tokenized stock in a real door company and sends it to holders, pro rata, straight to the wallet. One company per monthly epoch, rotating. No staking, no lockups, no forms. You hold, they arrive.

Epoch I

HD

The Home Depot

Awaiting launch

Where America actually buys its doors. Deepest liquidity of the three and the most recognizable name on the shelf.

Epoch II

HON

Honeywell

Queued

Owns LenelS2 and Onity, the access-control systems deciding which doors open in airports, hospitals and hotels.

Epoch III

JCI

Johnson Controls

Queued

Building access and security at industrial scale. The company that secures the doors after they're hung.

Watchlist

ALLE · OC

Allegion · Owens Corning

Campaign

Schlage locks and Masonite doors: the purest plays in the trade. Added to the rotation the moment they're tokenized on chain.

Snapshot

A wallet snapshot is taken weekly at a published block height. Balances above a small dust threshold qualify.

Distribution

Stock tokens are pushed directly to qualifying wallets where distribution rules allow, with a claim page as the fallback so no one is ever stranded.

Proof

Every buy and every distribution is posted with transaction hashes. If it didn't happen on chain, it didn't happen.

Eligibility

Tokenized stocks carry their own jurisdictional restrictions set by their issuer, not by us. Some wallets will not be able to receive them.

The Wildfire

Supply burns every Friday

Thirty percent of every fee buys HODR off the open market and sends it somewhere no one can reach it. We call it the Door Ritual, and it happens in public, on a schedule, forever.

Total burned

0

First ritual pending launch

Supply remaining

1,000,000,000

100% of genesis supply

Rituals held

0

Weekly, every Friday, from launch

The Door Ritual

One buy transaction, one burn transaction, posted every Friday with the hashes and the running total. The burn address has no keys and never will. Tokens sent there are gone in the only sense that matters: nobody is coming back for them. Later, minting a Door of Westeros NFT will require burning HODR too, which turns every mint into another plank on the pile.

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The Long Night

What gets built, in order

Four phases. Each one only starts when the one before it is running in public and verifiable. The later phases depend on legal sign-off, and we would rather say that plainly than promise a date we can't keep.

I

Hold the Door Now

Fair launch, liquidity to Uniswap v4, mint renounced, Door Fund wallet published.

Token deployed on Robinhood Chain
Fund address and fee split posted publicly
First weekly ritual within seven days of launch

II

The Drops Begin

Weekly stock distributions running, with a public dashboard reading live from chain.

Epoch I door stock buys and distributions
Live burn and treasury dashboard on this page
Third-party audit of the distribution contract

III

Doors of Westeros

5,220 NFT doors, minted only by burning HODR. The drop is itself a burn event.

Tiers: Pine, Oak, Ironwood, Weirwood, and a single 1/1
Holder vote on which company enters the next epoch
Priority position in anything that later requires a queue

IV

Tokenize the Door

A campaign to get the real door makers listed as stock tokens, so the purest names in the trade can enter the rotation.

Community push for ALLE and OC tokenization
Treasury reporting on a fixed monthly cadence
Any expansion beyond this gated on securities counsel, not vibes

Ravens

Questions worth answering

Do I have to stake to get the door stocks?

No. There is no staking contract, no lockup and no cooldown. Hold HODR in your wallet at the weekly snapshot and you qualify. We considered lock tiers with reward multipliers and cut them, because a mechanism nobody can explain in one sentence is a mechanism nobody trusts.

Am I actually getting shares of Home Depot?

You are receiving tokenized stock exposure issued by a third party on Robinhood Chain, not certificated shares with voting rights, and not anything issued by us. Those tokens carry restrictions set by their issuer, including jurisdictional ones. Read their terms before you buy HODR expecting to receive them.

What stops the team from selling?

The team allocation is 5.22%, vested, and its address is published. There was no presale and no private round, so nobody holds a lower cost basis than the first public buyer. Liquidity is locked, and the lock is verifiable on chain rather than described in a document.

Where do the fees actually come from?

Launchpad creator fees and liquidity pool fees on trading volume. HODR itself has no transfer tax, so moving tokens between your own wallets costs you nothing beyond gas. Fees are swept to the Door Fund daily rather than left sitting on a third-party platform.

What happens if the launchpad disappears?

It happened on this chain already, six weeks ago, to the largest launchpad on it. That is exactly why liquidity graduates into canonical Uniswap pools, and why fee revenue is swept daily. If the venue vanishes tomorrow, the token, the pool and the fund all keep working.

Is this affiliated with HBO, Robinhood, or any listed company?

No. HODR is an independent community project with no affiliation with, sponsorship by or endorsement from HBO, George R. R. Martin, Robinhood Markets, or any company named on this page. Every trademark referenced belongs to its owner, and references here are commentary, not partnership.