The Castle Scroll · full text
How the castle works
Every block on Robinhood Chain passes under one old stone arch. Behind it runs a long hall with red candles, crooked portraits and a carpet nobody remembers laying. The far door is always closed. The count lives somewhere past it, and he does not sleep, because on this chain the night simply never ends.
Abstract
Draculahood ($DRACULA) is a community memecoin on Robinhood Chain about a vampire who never leaves his castle. It has no promised value and no product to sell. What it has is a story, a castle hall to walk, a guestbook on chain and tools to make vampire pictures.
Anything we build is small, open and free to use: the guestbook contract, the portrait maker and this site. None of it pays anyone, and none of it changes what the token is.
In one line
A fair launch, a public guestbook and a count who keeps the candles lit.
Mechanics
Launch on Pons
$DRACULA begins life on a bonding curve run by Pons. The price follows the curve as people buy and sell; there is no presale on this site and no private round we know of.
When the curve fills
Pons moves liquidity into a DEX pool on Robinhood Chain. The pool and its rules are Pons's, not ours; read them on the launchpad page.
Reading the numbers
Supply, holders, curve progress and price on this site are read from the chain and the public explorer. When a number cannot be read, it shows a dash rather than a guess.
The Coven
The guestbook
DraculahoodCovenBook stores one entry per wallet: nickname, crest, when it joined and how often it changed. Anyone can read it; only the wallet itself can change its own entry.
Portraits
The vampire maker draws your portrait from parts in the browser and exports PNG or WebP. Nothing is uploaded.
What comes later
Lore contests, a community lore archive and seasonal castle rooms are planned ideas, not features. If they happen, they will be announced on X and listed here first.
Risks
$DRACULA is a memecoin. It carries no claim on anything, pays nothing and has no company behind it promising work or results. The price can fall to almost nothing and stay there.
Bonding-curve tokens on young chains swing hard in minutes. Spend only an amount you can lose without trouble, check the contract address every time and never type your recovery phrase into any site or message.
The guestbook contract has no owner and cannot be changed or paused; that also means a mistake in it cannot be patched. It holds no funds.
Buying $DRACULA
- Pick an EVM wallet. MetaMask, Rabby, OKX, Coinbase Wallet or any wallet that can add a custom network. The Connect button adds Robinhood Chain for you.
- Move ETH onto Robinhood Chain. Robinhood Chain charges its fees in ETH. Bridge a small amount over from Ethereum or another network you already use.
- Open Draculahood on Pons. Only use the Buy button on this site or the link posted by @draculahood. Compare the contract address with the one printed here before you confirm anything.
- Swap ETH for $DRACULA. Type an amount, read the wallet prompt and confirm. After the curve fills, $DRACULA trades in the DEX pool that Pons creates.
The Coven Ledger contract
DraculahoodCovenBook is a guestbook on Robinhood Chain. It has no owner, no admin, no fee, no pause and no upgrade path, takes no constructor arguments and never holds ETH or tokens. It is written and tested but not deployed yet; until then the ledger page runs in practice mode and nothing goes on chain.
Functions
join(string name, uint8 crest): signs the book once per wallet. Names are 1 to 24 printable ASCII characters, with no space at either end and no double spaces. Crest ids run from 0 to 7.update(string name, uint8 crest): changes your own entry; reverts when nothing changes.entryOf(address),positionOf(address),isMember(address),memberCount(),members(offset, limit)(pages of up to 100),crestCounts(),isValid(name, crest).chainBlock(): the chain's own block number, read from the ArbSys precompile, because on Robinhood Chainblock.numberinside a contract reports the parent chain's block.
Events
Joined(address member, uint256 position, string name, uint8 crest, uint64 chainBlock)Updated(address member, uint256 position, string name, uint8 crest, uint32 changes, uint64 chainBlock)
Cost
Deploying takes about 1,127,836 gas. Signing and updating cost ordinary gas paid in ETH; the contract charges nothing on top.
What it does not do
A nickname is not an identity check: anyone can write any allowed text. The contract cannot read words, so this site hides names that trip a short word filter, while the original text stays on chain. An entry carries no reward, allowance or priority.
The eight crests
Live data
Block height, block pace, gas and transactions per block come from Robinhood Chain RPC; ETH / USD from the Chainlink feed on Robinhood Chain. Once the $DRACULA address is published, supply comes from the token contract, price and curve progress from its Pons bonding curve, and the holder count from the public explorer. Anything that cannot be read shows a dash.
Questions
What is Draculahood?
Draculahood is a community memecoin on Robinhood Chain with a vampire castle theme. Besides the token there is a public on-chain guestbook (the Coven Ledger) and a vampire portrait maker. It promises no value and no returns.
How does Draculahood work?
$DRACULA launches on Pons's bonding curve. Separately, any wallet can sign the Coven Ledger with a nickname and crest; that only costs gas and earns nothing.
How do I buy $DRACULA?
Get an EVM wallet, bridge a little ETH to Robinhood Chain, then use the Buy button here, which opens Pons. Before launch the button opens the launchpad home and says "At launch".
Which network is Draculahood on?
Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663), an Ethereum layer 2 that charges fees in ETH.
Does signing the ledger give me anything?
No tokens, no allowance and no priority of any kind. It writes your nickname and crest into a public guestbook. You can change them later, and every change is public too.
What are the risks?
$DRACULA can lose all of its price. Fake tokens with the same name will appear: copy the address only from this site or @draculahood, and never share your recovery phrase.
Ready? Sign the Coven Ledger or paint your vampire.