Hold the NFT.
Share the pool.
A 1,111-piece NFT collection where every piece is a standing claim on a shared Bitz token pool — funded by the mint itself, owed to whoever is holding, for exactly as long as they hold it.
HØØD City.
Every holder gets a character walking the streets. Tap one to meet them. The city adds blocks as the collection grows.
The numbers.
Reward rate scales with secondary sales volume each week.
ERC-2981, also converted to Bitz → reward pool
Of total Bitz supply, locked in the contract at launch
5 tokens, fixed at deployment, permanent 2x reward rate
1,000,000,000 $BITZ
Dependent on secondary sales each week
Floor protection: if the floor ever drops below the public mint price, the contract buys the floor and burns the NFT.
Where the mint money goes.
Every mint puts an NFT in your wallet and grows the pool that pays it. Secondary sales keep feeding the pool after mint-out.
Mint
Public mint at 0.0015 ETH. Max supply 1,111.
Proceeds buy Bitz
100% of the ETH raised buys Bitz on the open market. No team fee at this step.
Secondary sales keep contributing
The 10% resale royalty (ERC-2981, where marketplaces honor it) is also converted to Bitz and added to the pool.
Bitz joins the reward pool
Purchased Bitz joins the contract-held pool that already holds 5% of total supply.
Every NFT earns from the pool
Periodic $BITZ airdrops go to whoever holds each NFT at the time.
The reward follows the NFT.
Not the wallet — whoever holds the NFT when the airdrop lands.
Payouts are tracked per token ID. Buy before the next airdrop and it's yours; sell before it and it goes to the new holder. Standard pieces all receive the same fixed amount.
Five 1-of-1 legendaries earn 2x, permanently. Their tokenIds and the multiplier are written into the contract's constructor. Nothing in the contract can add a sixth, remove one, or change the rate.
A few from the collection.
1,111 unique HØØDBITZ interns, ready to print money.
Questions, answered.
The short version of how HØØDBITZ works.
How does minting work?
Public mint at 0.0015 ETH, max supply 1,111. 100% of the ETH raised buys Bitz on the open market. No team fee at this step.
Who receives the rewards?
Whoever holds the NFT when each periodic $BITZ airdrop lands. Payouts are tracked per token ID, not per wallet — if you sell before an airdrop, it goes to the new holder.
How big is the reward?
Standard pieces all receive the same fixed amount, which depends on secondary sales each week. The five 1-of-1 legendaries earn 2x.
Where does the reward pool come from?
5% of total Bitz supply (1,000,000,000 $BITZ) is locked in the contract at launch. Bitz bought with mint proceeds, plus the 10% resale royalty converted to Bitz, is added to it.
What are the legendaries?
Five 1-of-1 tokens. Their token IDs and the 2x multiplier are written into the contract's constructor — nothing in the contract can add a sixth, remove one, or change the rate.
What is floor protection?
If the floor ever drops below the public mint price, the contract buys the floor and burns the NFT.
Are payouts guaranteed?
No. This is not financial advice. Payouts are funded in part by secondary sales royalties, so amounts scale with secondary market volume, and royalties only apply where marketplaces honor ERC-2981. Always cross-reference official contract addresses here before minting or buying.