Blob Pepe is live. The brand, the art direction and the community channels are locked in, with bold outlines, flat colour and one unified look running across every single Blob.

Early supporters locked in priority mint access. Spots weren't sold or handed out quietly. They were earned, through the whitelist form, community collabs and partner allocations.

Minted out. All 2,500 Blob Pepes went on Robinhood Chain through our official OpenSea page — guaranteed first, then FCFS, then public, until there were none left.

See the collection →

Now that mint has wrapped, every Blob Pepe gets revealed at once. Traits become visible, rarity rankings go live, and holders get verified. This is the moment the collection stops being 2,500 identical placeholders and becomes 2,500 individuals.

Reveal matters for more than bragging rights: rarity is what the staking vault pays on, so nothing can start earning until it's known.

A utility token to sit underneath the ecosystem and pay out of the staking vault. It launches before staking opens, because the vault needs something to distribute.

Supply, distribution and listing details are still being worked out and will be published in full before anything goes live.

The Genesis Vault lets holders stake their Blobs to earn a share of the utility token. Stake more than one and they don't just add up. They compound.

Staking activates after reveal

The moment metadata is revealed, every NFT is assigned a rarity tier based on trait scarcity. That tier sets the holder's base multiplier. Rarity is calculated once, permanently attached to the tokenId, and never changes.

From reveal onward, rewards accrue for every staked NFT out of a shared pool, split by each holder's total multiplier weight, which is the base rarity multiplier plus the stack bonus.

Rarity tiers

Stacking bonus

Staking several NFTs in one wallet raises the effective yield of the entire stack, not just the token you added.

Effective multiplier = (sum of base rarity multipliers) × stack bonus

A wallet staking four Rares (1.8× each) has a base sum of 7.2. The 1.35× stack bonus applies on top: 7.2 × 1.35 = 9.72× effective weight, well above the 7.2× that four separate wallets staking one Rare each would earn between them.

That's deliberate. Consolidating floor pieces into one stack can out-earn holding a single high-rarity piece on its own, which gives Common and Uncommon holders a real path to competitive yield, and gives larger holders a reason to keep accumulating rather than sit still.

How rewards are split

your reward = (your effective stack weight ÷ total effective weight of all staked NFTs) × epoch reward pool

Rewards scale with rarity, with how many NFTs you've stacked, and with how many others are staked at the same time. Fewer wallets staked means a bigger individual share; more large stacks competing means a smaller share per unit. The tension stays in the system even as stacking pushes everyone toward accumulating.

The staking flow

1. Holder stakes one or more NFTs into the vault contract.
2. The contract locks them and records the wallet as owner of record for the stack.
3. On reveal, a rarity multiplier is assigned and locked to each tokenId.
4. Rewards accrue each epoch against the wallet's effective weight, and can be claimed at any time.
5. Unstaking returns the NFTs and removes their weight from the pool from the next epoch onward.