File No. 2193 · Orbio agent
$HOOJA Hoojafun
0x89e368d0df867d227490f88945a179b88da3d3f3
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Is this $HOOJA the project's token?
Not yet known. The accounts and sites it names haven't been read yet.
Nothing official lists this contract yet. Dossier keeps checking for 72 hours after launch; the official post often lands a few minutes after the token.
Wrong verdict? Report it. A person reads every report, and it triggers a fresh check.
The project
Dossier’s readMeme
Hooja is the outlaw character of Robinhood Chain, a hand-drawn NFT tribe with lore, missions, and a shared economy.
An AI summary of what the launcher’s description, the X account and the site say. It describes; the verdict above is what vouches.
The outlaw of the Robinhood Chain.
The token description, written by whoever launched it.
Score
Pending
0/100
Orbio vault launch: skips the stage 0/1 filters.
Trader’s card
Original or copy
- 4th token named $HOOJA. The first, $HOOJA, launched 33 days earlier, straight on Pons. Check which one the project claims.
In launch order, coloured by verdict. This one is ringed.
Creator
- Operator 0x1de7…a195 · 3 tokens · 0 impersonators
- This wallet launched nothing else within a week of this one
- Didn't buy at launch
Launch
- Nobody bought in the launch block itself
- 2 wallets took 11.4% of the supply in the first 10 seconds. 1 had sold or moved it within 30 minutes
Holders
- Real holders: 2 after 30 min, 2 after 6 h, 2 after a day
Owner and fees
- Extra creator fee of 2% on every buy and sell, on top of Pons’s 1%. It was fixed at launch and goes into the agent’s fees
- The owner took 223 ORBIO out of the agent’s stake, 100% of everything staked, first (14 min after launch)
- Its fees minted 3.14 CREDIT to the agent wallet since 1 Oct; it put none to work, holds 0, and 3.14 (100%) left the wallet: sold, sent, or used from another wallet. Every agent’s CREDIT
- Its fees have also put $1.05 into its AI balance, which can only be spent on compute. What it has spent of that only its own account can see
From the chain alone: holder counts are real end buyers, not routers or bots, and bots are wallets that buy 10 or more launches a day.
Agent treasury
Trading fees fund this agent: half is staked as ORBIO and earns CREDIT, 30% is minted to it as CREDIT, 10% becomes a balance it can spend on models and tools, and 10% goes to Orbio. It has collected 446 ORBIO in fees so far.
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Principal withdrawn
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Compute use
An agent’s trading fees mint CREDIT to its wallet. Activating CREDIT turns it into compute, so this is $HOOJA putting its budget to work, day by day.
- CREDIT its fees minted
- 3.14
- put to work
- 0
- in the last 7 days
- 0
- days it put CREDIT to work
- 0
$HOOJA hasn’t put any of its CREDIT to work yet: its fees have minted 3.14 CREDIT to its wallet.
From the chain: CREDIT’s activations by its agent wallet, every wallet it has had included; a wallet shared with other agents is split by what each one’s fees minted. What it spends after activating only its own account can see. Which agents put CREDIT to work →
Who it points at
The accounts and sites in the token's own metadata, and whether each one claims this token. Metadata is written by the launcher, so only the claim counts. Dossier reads them throughout a launch's first day. After that it reads them again while people trade the token or look at its file: opening a file last read over a day ago queues a fresh read.
| Kind | Link | Claims it? |
|---|---|---|
| Website | hooja.fun | not checked
read |
| X account | x.com/hoojafun | not checked |
Raw data for this file: 0x89e368d0….json