QUACKS

THE FIELD GUIDE

On-chain pixel ducks. One growing flock.

PRE-LAUNCH — GAME CONTRACTS NOT YET PUBLICLY ACTIVE

GET A QUACKSTAKEEARN BREADHATCH
7 BREAD#334–999
9 BREAD#1000–1666
11 BREAD#1667–2333
13 BREAD#2334–2999
15 BREAD#3000–3333
01

WHAT ARE QUACKS?

3,333 lifetime generations.

QUACKS is an on-chain 32×32 pixel duck NFT game for Robinhood Chain. There are 333 Genesis allocations and 3,000 additional generation slots. The art and metadata are stored on-chain. The game is pre-launch; no public game contracts are connected.

02

HOW DO I GET A GENESIS QUACK?

333 free. One every 30 minutes.

Eligible wallets enter a free on-chain draw. Each winner gets 24 hours to claim, paying network gas. An expired allocation returns to a later draw. Initial draws take roughly seven days; recycling can extend that timeframe. Eligibility uses a wallet allowlist, not a guarantee of one human per wallet.

03

HOW DO QUACKS EARN BREAD?

1 staked Quack = 1 BREAD / day.

Revealed Quacks earn equally while deposited in the staking contract. Genesis has no multiplier. Rewards accrue proportionally for partial days. Eggs and burned Quacks cannot earn. Unstaking returns the NFT and preserves earned rewards.

04

HOW MUCH DOES HATCHING COST?

7 → 9 → 11 → 13 → 15 BREAD.

Approve BREAD, buy an egg, then wait seven days as its shell progressively cracks. Hatching requests randomness and reveals the same NFT after settlement. The egg reserves a lifetime slot at purchase. Base prices follow the next expansion ID, so burn-and-replace also advances the price curve.

05

WHAT ARE BOOSTED HATCHES?

Better odds. No guaranteed rarity.

Optional Normal, Lucky and Golden modes spend different amounts of BREAD. Proposed cost multipliers are 1×, 2× and 4×; final rarity bonuses remain unset. Boosts change selection odds within the remaining approved inventory. Common outcomes remain possible. Boosted modes remain disabled until the distribution is finalized.

06

WHEN DO NEW TRAITS UNLOCK?

The flock grows. New traits become available.

Trait availability can depend on lifetime generation milestones and optional closing windows. Ultra-rare traits can have fixed maximum counts. Exact trait assignments, milestone thresholds and boost weights require final review before freezing. Burning does not move the collection back into an earlier era.

07

WHAT DOES BURN + REPLACE DO?

One duck burned. One new slot used.

Burning permanently destroys an owned, revealed Quack and requests a random replacement without BREAD. The original retains historical art with a pixel flame. A replacement consumes another lifetime generation slot. Once all 3,333 slots are used, both new eggs and replacements stop.

08

WHAT IS BREAD?

Earn it. Trade it. Burn it to hatch.

BREAD is a transferable ERC-20 utility token. Ordinary wallet transfers and staking claims have no transfer tax. Hatch payments explicitly burn BREAD. Staking is the primary source; an optional one-time liquidity bootstrap is configurable and defaults to zero.

09

WHAT ARE THE TRADING FEES?

Official pool: 1% buys / 2% sells.

The official BREAD/ETH trading integration charges protocol fees at the pool or exchange layer, separately from any underlying LP fee. Revenue goes to the treasury. Third-party pools can have different fees. The production DEX integration and initial liquidity are not activated.

10

WHY CAN LIVE SUPPLY BE BELOW 3,333?

Generated − burned = live supply.

If 2,000 Quacks have been generated and 100 burned, 1,900 remain live and 1,333 lifetime slots remain. A burned ID is never reissued. Pending eggs count as issued NFTs but cannot be staked until revealed. Failed paid requests have an explicit recovery path; they are never silently reported as a successful hatch.

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WHERE ARE THE CONTRACTS?

Pre-launch. Addresses pending.

Public contract addresses, verified source links and launch network details will appear here after deployment verification. No mint, staking or trading pool is currently live on this website. QUACKS is an independent project; Robinhood Chain identifies the network, not an endorsement.