How Capstrike works

Fixed supply, committed deal

The collection contract caps supply at 794 with no setter. Before minting, the full trait deal was hashed and the hash stored immutably in the contract: ecee77e97ca5c631a8d0a8d248948cc825ff3b1adfb4ea5c1286682ddadd8772. Token IDs are sequential, 1 to 794. All 794 were minted to the treasury and listed for sale.

Falling-price auctions

Each cap is listed in a non-custodial descending auction: the cap stays in the treasury wallet until someone buys it. The price steps down once an hour and stops at a floor that is a contract parameter. Common to Legendary floor at about $7.50; the single Mythic never goes below $50.

Checkout in SOL, USDC, ETH, DOGE or card

For collectors without ETH on RH Chain: the quote is the cap’s current USD price (never below its on-chain auction price) converted at a live rate (median of several independent feeds, refused if they disagree; USDC counts as $1). Each order gets a unique match key (a Solana Pay reference, or a unique amount on Base, Ethereum and Dogecoin) and a short lock. A watcher waits for the payment to be final, then a dedicated delivery wallet that the treasury approved sends the cap from the treasury. The treasury’s own key is never on the server. Every order can only ever produce one transfer. Overpayments get the cap plus a manual refund of the excess; short, late and duplicate payments are refunded after manual review.

The art

Each face was drawn by a generative image model from a unique prompt; the cap itself (die-cut edge, rim, finish, printed back) is composed in code so every finish looks physically different. Finishes are dealt by exact quota, not random rolls.

The POGS airdrop: not started

The airdrop starts only after all 794 caps have sold, meaning the moment the treasury holds zero caps. Until then nothing is claimable. As of October 3, 2026, 0 of 794 caps have sold (live count: 0), so it has not started, and it may never start. When it does, a fixed-supply ERC-20 pays out to caps in three tranches, keyed to the token ID rather than a wallet snapshot. Buy a cap because you want the cap: there is no promise of any token value, and this site does not sell the token. Contract addresses are on Contracts.

Honest caveats

• The contracts have not had a paid third-party audit.
• USD prices are display values; the chain has no price oracle.
• Some identifiers were fixed at deploy and cannot change: the contracts’ built-in name and symbol fields may still show an earlier working name in block explorers. Marketplaces display the collection metadata instead.
• Royalties are enforced on our own market only.
• Checkout never sells the treasury’s last cap automatically (that would start the airdrop); it would go to a person for a decision.

Who runs this

Capstrike is built and operated by Henry Elsner (Hank) III. It is an independent project, not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Inc. or the World POG Federation.