A treasury strategy for Hashcats · Robinhood Chain · @hashcatstrat · contract
You can't buy a Hashcat.
We buy the rent.
Every Hashcat mined pays rent to every cat that already exists, in equal shares. $HSTRAT is a treasury that collects the trading tax, buys the cheapest cats on the market, and collects that rent. Rent buys more cats. Twenty percent of the tax burns the token.
The treasury's Hashcats
Hashcats owned
None yet. Reporting begins with the first purchase.No cats yet.
Why hold $HSTRAT
What a holder gets
You cannot be diluted: the supply is fixed at launch and only goes down. Every trade of the token does two things for the people who hold it. It removes tokens from supply, and it adds cats, rent and $HASH to a treasury that backs every remaining token. Nothing is paid out to the team from the tax.
Supply only shrinks
20% of every tax payout buys $HSTRAT on the market and burns it. Every buy and every sell, by anyone, makes the remaining tokens a larger share of the total.
Treasury per token rises
80% of the tax buys cats. The cats collect rent from every mint on the planet, and the rent buys more cats. Fewer tokens, more cats: the cats behind each token can only climb.
Hard value under the token
Every epoch-10 cat the treasury holds can be burned for 1,000 $HASH, a right that no longer halves. The hook keeps buying $HASH with 30% of every mint. Treasury value per token is published live.
The wall pays you
Before the wall, rent compounds into cats. After it, claimed rent and $HASH from burned cats buy back and burn $HSTRAT. Holders own the rent stream and its exit.
Where one trade goes · every 100 ETH of $HSTRAT volume
5% tax on every buy and sell. 4% reaches the treasury wallet in ETH and is split 80/20 between cats and burns. The launchpad keeps 1%.
How it works
One tax, two jobs
A 5% tax is collected whenever $HSTRAT is bought or sold. The launchpad keeps 1% and pays the rest to the strategy wallet in ETH. That share is divided into two parts.
Buy cats, collect rent
- Buy the cheapest Hashcats listed on OpenSea
- Claim the rent every cat earns from later mints
- Put the rent straight back into more cats
- Hold epoch-10 cats as the treasury's $HASH floor
- After the wall: burn old cats for $HASH, hold the floor
Burn $HSTRAT
20% of the collected tax buys $HSTRAT on the market and burns it. Supply only goes down as the token trades.
The rent rule
Rent is equal. Prices aren't.
Every mint pays 70% of its entry price to the cats that already exist, in equal shares. A cat mined in epoch 7 and a cat mined in epoch 10 earn exactly the same rent from the next mint. Unclaimed rent stays attached to a cat when it is sold, so a buyer gets it on top.
What differs is the price. New cats list at about the entry price. Old cats list for a fraction of it, because their burn value has halved every epoch they waited. For rent, the cheapest cat is the best cat.
| Cat | Market price seen | Rent ahead | Burn value left | Return on rent alone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Old cat, epoch 7 or 8 | 0.06 to 0.11 ETH | 0.07 to 0.11 ETH | 62 to 250 $HASH, halving | about 1× to 1.8× |
| New cat, epoch 10 | 0.163 to 0.18 ETH | 0.07 to 0.11 ETH | 1,000 $HASH, no further halving | about 0.5×, plus the floor |
Prices from OpenSea fills on Sep 13, 2026. Epoch 10 is the last epoch, so a cat mined now keeps its full burn right. Rent stops when the wall stops mining.
The sprint
Almost all the rent lands before the wall
Mining ends by work at cat 16,376, with a thin tail past it. At today's pace that is a matter of days, not months. A rent strategy has to deploy fast and change behaviour at the wall. The rules are fixed in advance.
Buy the cheapest cats
- Every tax ETH buys cats the day it arrives. Rent missed is rent gone.
- Cheapest listed cat first, whatever its epoch.
- Claim rent continuously and buy more cats with it.
- Keep any epoch-10 cats as the $HASH floor.
Stop buying
- Buying stops when rent per cat per day falls below the cheapest cat's price divided by 7.
- Claim everything outstanding.
- Old cats are burned for whatever $HASH they still return.
Hold the floor
- Epoch-10 cats stay: 1,000 $HASH each, backed by the hook's buybacks.
- Rent ETH and burn proceeds buy back and burn $HSTRAT.
- The treasury reports $HASH per token from here on.
People trade
Every buy and sell of $HSTRAT collects the 5% tax.
Tax funds the treasury
80% goes to cats, 20% burns the token.
Treasury buys cats
Cheapest listings on OpenSea, bought in batches.
Cats earn rent
Every later mint pays each cat an equal share.
Rent buys cats
Claimed rent goes straight back into the cheapest cats.
The wall
Buying stops, old cats burn to $HASH, the floor stays.
Built for transparency
The treasury, in the open
Every cat purchase, rent claim, $HASH balance, cat burn and $HSTRAT burn is on-chain. This page reads the treasury wallet directly and refreshes every 30 seconds.
Fees collected
every payout the launchpad has made to the wallet| When | To treasury | To launchpad | Phase | Transaction |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No fee payouts yet. They start with the first trade after launch. | ||||
The launchpad collects the 5% tax in $HSTRAT on every swap, sells it, and pays ETH out: 4% to this wallet, 1% to itself. Each payout is one row.
What the treasury owns
nowCat ledger
what each one cost| Cat | Paid | Bought | Via |
|---|---|---|---|
| No cats yet. | |||
Market
tokenOn-chain
One wallet for both. Receives the tax in ETH and holds the cats, the $HASH and the ETH.
Hashcat Strategy · 1,000,000,000 supply · launched Sep 13, 2026 · 5% tax on every trade: 4% to the strategy wallet, 1% to the launchpad.
Takes 30% of every mint and 2.5% of every $HASH swap, buys $HASH back and burns it.
$HSTRAT burned
Supply removed for good
| When | Amount | Share of supply | Transaction |
|---|---|---|---|
| No burns recorded yet. | |||
Important risks
Understand the risks before participating
$HSTRAT is a high-risk experimental strategy connected to the Hashcats ecosystem. Treasury earnings are not fixed or guaranteed.
Rent is paid by new mints. When mining slows or hits the wall, rent slows with it. This strategy is a sprint by design, and the sprint can end sooner than the pace suggests.
Burning tokens reduces supply, but it does not guarantee that the token price will increase.
- Mining pace and the timing of the wall
- Cat prices on the secondary market
- $HASH price and the hook's buyback queue
- $HSTRAT trading volume
- Smart-contract security, ours and theirs
- Changes to Hashcats mechanics or difficulty rules
- Execution: buying too slowly, or buying after the wall
The mission
Buy cheap. Collect rent.
Reinvest. Burn. Repeat.
To be the largest single holder of Hashcat rent before the wall, and the treasury with the deepest $HASH floor after it.