The treasury pays
the holders who
show up.
Howl Street is a 100,000-supply collection with an on-chain treasury. Revenue arrives in any token, is divided across every active NFT, and is claimed by whoever holds the token at claim time. Dormant NFTs don’t just miss out — their share goes to the holders who activated.
Four steps, all on-chain.
Hold
All 100,000 are minted and distributed. Supply is fixed and nothing can be burned, so the only way in now is the secondary market.
Check in
Press activate to show you’re still around. That keeps you earning for 30 days, and you can top it up any time.
Revenue syncs
Anything sent to the vault — ETH, LP fees, royalties, any ERC-20 — is spread across active NFTs when a keeper calls sync.
Get paid
Take it to your wallet whenever you like. Selling? Bank what you’ve earned first, or it goes with the NFT to the buyer.
Play the mining game
Spin the wheel and strike gold. Play through this link and 1% of what you spend comes back to the treasury in ETH — claimable by every NFT that has checked in. A separate game of chance, not run by the Howl Street contracts.
Proof of life
You earn for as long as you hold — you just have to check in. Stop by once a month, press activate, and you keep collecting. Wallets that never show up are dead weight: bots, lost keys, people who forgot. Their share gets split between the holders who are actually here.
Permissionless keepers
Syncing revenue and reaping lapsed tokens are open to anyone and pay a tip from the amount accounted, hard-capped at 5%.
A flywheel, on purpose
Every sale pays a 10% royalty. The royalty deepens the treasury’s ETH/USDG position. A deeper position earns more trading fees on the same volume. Those fees are split across checked-in NFTs, so the reward per NFT rises — and an NFT that pays more is worth more, which sends a bigger royalty back into the position on the next sale. Each turn makes the next turn larger. Nothing is minted and no token is emitted to pay for it: it runs on trading that has already happened.
Enforced royalties
The 10% has no setter — nobody can lower it later. Every transfer is put to OpenSea’s transfer validator, so marketplaces that skip creator earnings do not clear. The loop cannot be routed around by selling somewhere that ignores royalties.