Members only after sundown.
Vice Club is an original coastal nightlife universe. Its NFTs are minted with $VCX, and every $VCX you pay goes to the dead address in the same transaction. Everything runs through smart contracts, in public transactions anyone can check.
Joining takes two transactions
Get $VCX
You pay for an NFT in $VCX, plus a little ETH for network fees.
Approve the exact amount
Your wallet lets the collection’s smart contract take the tokens for this mint and nothing more.
Mint
In one transaction, the collection’s smart contract sends your $VCX to the dead address and the NFT to your wallet.
The price is fixed in $VCX, not in dollars: when $VCX is worth more, a mint costs more in dollars.
Holding time earns a share of the fees
A smart contract shares the trading fees the club receives among holders by holding time: every NFT earns the same for every second it is held, so a wallet with three NFTs earns three times one. Amounts depend on the fees actually received, which arrive irregularly, so nothing is guaranteed.
Payouts are automatic. You don’t need to do anything: after each period, the rewards smart contract sends what your NFTs earned straight to your wallet. Very small amounts wait for a later payout. Claiming it yourself is only a fallback, for when an automatic payout fails.
How holder rewards workEarn stars
Holders earn XP and climb from one to ten stars. Every NFT earns 30 XP for each day it is held, so more NFTs and more time mean more XP. Soon you can also earn XP with a daily check-in and by completing quizzes.
See the leaderboardThe guest list
Original characters from the coast.
The open books
Every number comes from the smart contracts on-chain, with the block it was read at.
Questions
What does an NFT cost?
A fixed amount of $VCX per NFT, shown on the mint page, plus a little ETH for gas. The price is set in $VCX, so its dollar value moves with $VCX.
Where does the $VCX go?
The collection’s smart contract sends it to the dead address (0x…dEaD) in the same transaction as the mint. Nobody controls that address, so those tokens are out of circulation for good.
Who runs the mint and the rewards?
Smart contracts. The collection contract takes your $VCX, sends it to the dead address and mints your NFT, all in one transaction. The rewards contract collects the trading fees, works out each holder’s share and pays it out. A scheduled keeper starts each payout, but the contract decides every amount. Every step is a public transaction on Robinhood Chain, and so is any change to the contracts’ settings.
How many NFTs will there be?
The contract fixes the maximum when it is deployed and can never mint more. The current total and what is left are on the mint and stats pages.
Can I mint more than one?
Yes, unless the collection sets a per-wallet limit; the mint page shows it. A limit counts wallets, not people.
How do holder rewards work?
When the rewards contract is live, it shares out the fees it receives by holding time: each period, the fees that arrived during the previous one are shared per NFT per second held. Sellers keep what they earned while holding. Fees arrive irregularly, and amounts are never guaranteed.
Do I need to claim my rewards?
No. Payouts are automatic: after each period, the rewards contract sends what your NFTs earned straight to your wallet, including what you earned before selling. Very small amounts wait for a later payout. The Claim button on your dashboard is only a fallback: it unlocks if an automatic payout to your wallet fails, and pays the same amount (you pay the gas).
What are stars?
A status badge from one to ten stars, set by XP. Every NFT earns 30 XP for each day it is held, so more NFTs and more time mean more XP. One star from the first NFT, two from 500 XP, three from 1,500, four from 3,000, five from 5,000, six from 7,500, seven from 10,500, eight from 15,000, nine from 19,000 and ten from 25,000. Every wallet that has held an NFT is on the leaderboard with its XP. The thresholds may change, and stars carry no economic weight.
Which wallets can I use?
Wallets that support Robinhood Chain: browser wallets such as MetaMask or Rabby, and mobile wallets through WalletConnect.