Mint Schedule

September 15, 2026

Schedule

Guaranteed, then FCFS Whitelist, then Public mint
PhaseNameDate/Time (UTC)
Phase 1Guaranteed mint12:00 UTC, September 17
Phase 2FCFS Whitelist mint12:00 UTC, September 18
Phase 3Public mint12:00 UTC, September 19

Minting Guide

1. Check your allocation

Head to the Whitelist Checker and enter your wallet to see how many Spots you have and which phase you qualify for.

2. Mint during your phase

When your phase opens, connect your wallet to Robinhood Chain and mint within the window shown on the Checker.

FAQ

What is an Allocation Spot?

Each Allocation Spot equals 1 Cell NFT. For example, if you have 8 Spots, you can mint 8 Cell NFTs. You can mint them all at once as a 2x4 block, in smaller groups like 2x2 + 2x2, or even one at a time as eight separate 1x1 mints.

Mint Price

All mints are free. You only pay the network gas fee on Robinhood Chain.

Can I sell afterward?

Yes, after minting you can resell or rent your Block to others. Selling and renting both carry a service fee — see the FAQ page for details.

What if I don't mint all my Spots during the Guaranteed phase?

Unused Spots automatically roll over into the next phase (FCFS, then Public) - they aren't lost. However, once the Guaranteed window closes, your Guaranteed-tier priority ends.

How does FCFS ordering work?

It's decided by confirmed transaction order on-chain - literally first come, first served. During high competition, setting a slightly higher gas fee can help your transaction confirm faster.

What if I miss both Guaranteed and FCFS?

No need to worry - every wallet is eligible for the Phase 3 Public mint, so you won't be locked out. You'll just miss the early-access advantage.

What wallet do I need? What about network fees?

Any EVM-compatible wallet works - OKX, Coinbase Wallet, Rabby, Rainbow, Phantom, and others - since minting happens on Robinhood Chain. You can bridge ETH into Robinhood Chain using any of several available bridges to cover network fees.

Which wallets were whitelisted?

See our blog post for the full breakdown of how the whitelist was calculated: Whitelist. Use the Checker to see if your own wallet qualifies.