Everything, explained.

The attention layer of Robinhood Chain. Projects run campaigns here: each one funds a vault with its own token, picks the keywords it wants posted, and gets its own live leaderboard. Our indexer scores every matching X post — real reach, real engagement, methodology public — and when a campaign ends, its posters claim from that vault by where they finished. Every vault, winner list and claim is a transaction you can read on Blockscout.

Sign in with 𝕏 — that is the whole signup. Then post something containing a campaign's tracked keywords (they are listed on its page) and you are on that board. You do not need to hold any token to rank, to score, or to claim what you earn. Link a wallet on your account page so a campaign can pay you when it ends.

Reach first. Every original post matching the campaign's keywords earns points for its views plus weighted engagement, capped at 100,000 per post. Quality replies to community content (Support) earn a flat 50 points each. One-time bonuses stack on top, and the total is adjusted by a trust factor between 0.5× and 1.1×. Your score is absolute — it only goes up when you post and people engage, never down because someone else did better.

Earns: original posts matching the campaign's keywords (the biggest earner — real views), quality replies (+50 each), the campaign's one-time bonuses where it runs them (following it, posting a generated image), and referrals. Each campaign sets its own bonus amounts. Earns nothing: replies that fail the quality gate, copy-paste spam, bot activity, and posts nobody sees — views are the floor, so zero-engagement spam scores ≈0.

So one viral fluke cannot own the board. A banger still pays out huge — up to 100k points — but grinding consistent content beats a single lucky hit. The cap applies per post, not per account, and splitting content into spam posts does not help: spam gets no engagement and earns ≈0 anyway.

The indexer collects and scores continuously; the board itself is cached briefly — the 24H view refreshes about every 2 minutes, longer windows every 5–10 minutes. A brand-new post can take a few minutes to be picked up. If it has been longer, check that the post is an original post (not a reply), public, and literally contains one of the campaign's tracked keywords.

Engagement is the currency, and real engagement is expensive to fake. Views are the base signal and bots do not get views. Replies are quality-gated — thirty copy-paste replies earn less than three real ones. The per-post cap kills fluke dominance, and a trust guard dampens bot-flagged accounts, default-avatar profiles, and spam-follow patterns. Referrals only pay for real, established accounts.

Grab your link on the account page — hoodx.app/r/your-handle. When a friend joins through it, you each get +5,000 points. It only pays for real new accounts: genuinely new to HOODX, an established X account (30+ days old, 100+ followers), and not flagged as a bot. You can refer unlimited friends; the signup bonus is once per account. Attribution is first-touch and lasts 30 days.

An AI-generated graphic built from your X profile picture, in the style the campaign configured. Every generation gets its own shareable page, made to be posted. It is a per-campaign feature — campaigns that have not enabled it simply do not show it.

Sign in with X, head to Generate, and hit the button — it works from your current X avatar, so make sure your profile picture is set. One generation per campaign: it is a one-time bonus, not a re-roll, so the image you make is the image you post.

Post your image on X using the share button — the prefilled tweet contains the phrase that campaign matches on, and that exact phrase is what triggers the bonus, so keep it if you edit the text. The bonus is one-time per account per campaign, and the campaign sets its own amount (the card on its page tells you what). The post keeps earning normal engagement points on top.

When the campaign you posted for ends — each one runs its own window, set by the project running it. At the end the board is final, the winner list is published on-chain, and everyone who placed claims their share from that campaign's vault. There is no single platform-wide drop to wait for: there are campaigns, and each pays its own.

Nothing. Post, rank, claim — no token is required at any step. Each campaign pays in whatever token that project funded its vault with, so there is no one coin to hold across all of them.

YOUR POINTS ÷ ALL POINTS ON THE BOARD = YOUR SLICE OF THE VAULT
Your score against the total scored on that campaign, applied to what the project deposited. Post more, score more, claim more — nothing else weights it.

The one way to multiply your points. Burn the required $CRASHCAT to the dead address from a campaign's page and every point you score on that board is multiplied — the amount and the multiplier are shown on the burn card. It is per campaign, burns stack until you reach the requirement, and it is irreversible. Never burning is fine: you still rank and still score, at face value.

Robinhood Chain (id 4663). Every campaign vault, every winner list and every claim is verifiable on Blockscout.

To claim, yes — connect one from the header or your account page, and that is where a campaign pays you. You can post and climb any board without one.