1 · Overview
CASETRONS is 4,404 pixel-drawn hard cases issued on Robinhood Chain.
Wall Street ran on paper into the 1970s. Certificates, bearer paper and cash crossed the floor between houses in a hard case, carried by a runner who had one job: arrive. The settlement layer was a latch and a man who could move. This collection is 4,404 of those cases.
The design goal is a single asset that trades with the depth of a token and carries the identity of an NFT, where committing to the NFT side permanently removes supply and turns the holder into a fee recipient.
2 · The asset
$CASE is one contract with two faces. Below a whole number it behaves like an
ordinary fungible token: swappable in any size, in any pool. At a whole number it behaves
like an NFT.
- Hold
1.0 $CASE→ one case in the wallet. - Hold
3.0→ three cases. Hold3.9→ still three cases. - Hold
0.7→ no case. You own a fraction of one.
The case is your balance rounded down. It is not a separate holding, and it cannot be sent, sold or valued apart from the tokens backing it — until it is latched.
3 · Issuance and dissolve
When your balance crosses a whole number upward, the contract issues a case to your wallet. Its ten traits are drawn at that moment from the published weights. Nothing is pre-minted and no image exists before the draw.
When your balance falls back below that whole number, the case dissolves: it is destroyed and its slot returns to the pool. Buying back in does not return the same case. You get a new draw, with a new id and new traits.
0.7 → no case 1.0 → CASE #1471 issued 0.9 → #1471 dissolves, returns to the pool 1.0 → CASE #0834 issued — different case, different traits
Transfers behave the same way: sending part of a balance dissolves cases on the sender's side and issues fresh draws on the receiver's side.
4 · Latching
Latching burns 1.0 $CASE and detaches the case from its fungible
backing. A latched case:
- can never dissolve, whatever the wallet balance does;
- can never be redrawn or re-rolled;
- transfers as an ordinary NFT, keeping its traits and its id;
- is the only kind of case eligible for reflections.
Latching is one-way and irreversible. The burned token leaves circulating supply for good, so every latch permanently thins the float.
There is no unlatch. Once the token is burned it cannot be reissued, and the case can never return to the pool.
5 · The ten pools
$CASE trades in ten independent pools. Fee logic lives inside the pool hook rather than the router, so the fee applies to every swap regardless of the interface used to route it — an aggregator, a bot, or a direct call.
Pool pairs are published on-chain at launch. Liquidity added by the protocol from the fee stream is locked permanently and cannot be withdrawn by the team.
6 · Fee schedule
Every swap pays a 3.00% floor, split four ways:
| Share | Destination | Form |
|---|---|---|
| 2.000% | Reflections to latched cases | Tokenized stock |
| 0.425% | Buy & burn $RUNNERS | Market buy, burned |
| 0.425% | Protocol liquidity | Locked permanently |
| 0.150% | Operations | Infrastructure, listings |
The floor is a minimum, not a cap: pools may quote higher during volatility, and the surplus follows the same split.
7 · Reflections
The 2.000% share is converted and distributed to latched cases as tokenized stock. Payment is per case, not per wallet: two latched cases receive twice what one receives.
- Unlatched cases receive nothing. A case that merely reflects a balance is not a claim.
- Distribution accrues continuously and is claimable; nothing expires.
- A latched case sold on secondary carries its future reflections to the new owner.
Reflections depend entirely on swap volume. Low volume means low distribution. Nothing here is a yield, a guarantee, or a promise of return.
8 · Rarity
Ten layers, drawn independently at issuance from fixed weights published in full on the Traits page. 168,031,584 possible combinations.
Rarity score is the sum of inverse trait probabilities. Tiers are cut at fixed percentiles of the score distribution:
| Tier | Share of draws |
|---|---|
| Common | 51% |
| Uncommon | 30% |
| Rare | 13% |
| Epic | 5% |
| Mythic | 1% |
9 · Supply
- Total: 4,404 cases, equal to 4,404 whole $CASE.
- No team allocation held back from the pools.
- Circulating supply falls with every latch and every $RUNNERS burn. It never rises.
10 · Contracts
$CASE 0x0000…0000 Pool hook 0x0000…0000
Addresses are published here at launch and nowhere else first. Anything posted before that, anywhere, is not ours.
11 · Risks
- Latching is irreversible. If you latch, the tokens are gone.
- Reflections track volume. Volume can go to zero.
- Selling a fraction destroys a case. If you want to keep a specific case, latch it.
- Smart contracts carry risk regardless of review.
- Nothing on this site is financial advice or an offer of securities.