Maid Marian / $MAID
Pre-launch · Robinhood Chain

Robinhood Chain · ETH pair · maid marian

Half burned.
Half kept.

Every fee $MAID earns goes to one of exactly two places. The team keeps none of it.

The split

One rule, applied every week. No exceptions, no committee, no discretion.

50%

Burned

Buys $MAID on the open market, then sends it to the dead address. Gone from the supply. Nobody can undo it — not us, not anyone.

  • Market buy → 0x…dEaD
  • Supply goes down, permanently
  • Verifiable on-chain, every week
50%

The Dowry

Buys tokenized HOOD and puts it in a vault that is never sold. It just sits there, growing, in public view.

  • Vault holds only — no withdrawals
  • Transparent and not redeemable
  • Zero claims on it by holders
  1. Trading volume
  2. 2% creator tax, fixed forever · team takes 0%
  3. Split 50/50, weekly
  4. Less supply · bigger vault
Receipts, not promises

We post what happened, not what we hope will.

01

No forecasts

We never publish a number we can't point to a transaction for. No "we'll burn X." No timelines dressed up as guarantees.

02

Nothing hidden

Burn address, vault wallet, weekly activity — all public, and readable by anyone with a block explorer and a minute.

03

Nothing promised

No yield, no dividends, no payouts to holders. Nothing to claim. You're holding a token with one simple, boring habit: buying itself back.

The dev is
in the back room.

Behind the scenes, the work that matters to holders is being built and tested quietly. Not talked about. Not dated. Not sized up with numbers we don't have yet.

The rule is simple: it goes live first, then we show you. When it ships, it ships with a receipt.

in build
in test
not announced
holder-first