Glitter Gang Docs

The Collection

2,913 unique artworks on the Robinhood Chain:

• 20 × 1-of-1 staff characters — the crew that runs the club: Security Guard, Bar Man, The Boss, Manager, DJ, Bouncer, Champagne Girl, Accountant and more. Each is a hand-finished, gold-framed 1/1.
• 2,893 generative combinations across 8 trait categories — background, hair style, hair colour, eyes, outfit, accessories, props, tattoos.

Rarity, woven in

Rarity is factored into each piece from mint. A multi-tier engine drives reward multipliers, staking weight and status across the ecosystem — the rarer the dancer, the brighter she shines.

Fair distribution

The 20 staff 1/1s are shuffled through the collection — none sit in the 691-token team allocation, so every public minter has a shot at pulling a staff character.

$GLITR & the Anvil AMM

How the machine works

• Every NFT is backed by 500,000 $GLITR — utility minted with the collection, not printed after. Maximum supply: 1,456,500,000 $GLITR (2,913 × 500,000).
• Tokens are minted into escrow on Anvil deployment. Only the tokens corresponding to NFTs deposited into the vault become circulating.
• The 691 team-held NFTs seed the AMM pool, dripped in gradually to build deep liquidity without dumping on holders.
• Staking, reward multipliers and LP fees all flow from the same vault — one machine, no side doors.

Market Mechanics — How Liquidity Works

The Anvil AMM gives the collection something most NFT projects never have: a permanent, contract-enforced price floor. Here is how the machine fits together, and how the team allocation is managed.

The fixed ratio is the floor

One NFT always exchanges for 500,000 $GLITR through the vault — in either direction, with no slippage. This ratio is enforced by the contract, not by order books. If $GLITR ever trades cheap relative to the collection, arbitrage closes the gap automatically: buy discounted $GLITR → buy NFTs at the fixed ratio → profit. That arbitrage is what holds the token price up under the collection's value.

Soft staking — earn without giving up your NFT

On Robinhood Chain, Anvil markets use soft staking: your NFT never leaves your wallet. Activate it by burning a small amount of $GLITR at your chosen tier — the higher the tier, the greater your share of the market's swap fees. 95% of every activation fee is burned. Rewards can be claimed at any time, with no lock, and there are no cooldowns on claiming.

Team allocation — the drip schedule

The 691-piece team allocation is managed under a fully on-chain, published schedule:

• Predictable cadence — vault deposits happen in equal weekly batches on a published schedule. Every deposit is a visible on-chain transaction.
• 100% of team staking revenue is burned — claims are claimed, then burned in a public transaction per batch. The team allocation is a net sink for $GLITR, not a seller.
• Activation burns — 95% of every staking activation fee is burned by the protocol itself. The team's own activations grow the public burn counter.
• No OTC, no back doors — team NFTs only ever trade through the vault, under the same rules and fees as everyone else's.

Fees at a glance

Treasury & Liquidity Policy

Where the money goes is not a promise — it is a fixed, published split. Every treasury inflow has a predefined destination, executed on-chain and verifiable:

How liquidity is locked

All $GLITR/ETH liquidity created from treasury inflows is deposited into the StonkBrokers Safety Deposit Box — an on-chain liquidity locker where the position is escrowed so that nobody, including the team, can withdraw it. Locked liquidity earns the market's Liq Locked badge on Anvil. Trading fees on the locked position keep streaming under the locker's fee split.

Timeline

The locked $GLITR/ETH position is created after mint completion (35% of mint proceeds fund it), once mint proceeds are in the treasury and price discovery has begun. Until then, NFT↔$GLITR liquidity is already fully functional via the Anvil vault's fixed exchange ratio — the vault is day-one liquidity; the DEX pool is depth on top.

Scope of the policy

• Mint proceeds — the one-time 2,222-piece public mint at 0.0044 ETH.
• Royalties — all secondary-market royalties from the collection: OpenSea sales and any Anvil-side NFT trades that generate creator royalties, forever, for the life of the collection.
• LP fees — 100% of fees earned by the treasury's own locked LP position are compounded back into it, deepening liquidity automatically.

Utility & Revenue

Roadmap

Safety & Official Channels

The Glitter Gang ecosystem is deliberately minimal. This documentation site and doosum.work are read-only — neither will ever ask you to connect a wallet, sign a message, or approve a transaction.

We will never

• DM you first — treat every DM as a scam, even from accounts that look like ours
• Ask for your seed phrase or private keys (no legitimate service ever will)
• Ask you to "verify" or "sync" your wallet on any website
• Run a second mint, an "allowlist payment", or any off-platform sale
• Send you links in DMs, threads, or private channels

On-chain transparency

Every team action — vault deposits, activation burns, staking-revenue claims and burns, LP changes — is a public on-chain transaction on a published schedule. Nothing happens in private wallets or over-the-counter. Anyone can audit:

• The Anvil market page — live vault utilization, token supply, burned counter, staking APR
• The block explorer — team wallet activity, burn-address balance, every deposit and claim

Official Links

• Website: doosum.work
• Documentation: you are here — doosum.work/docs
• X (Twitter): @GlitterGangNFT
• OpenSea: collection/glittergang
• Discord: Glitter Gang server

Contract Addresses (Robinhood Chain)

• GLITTER GANG NFT collection: 0x722CBCA9d5d46478d09FAED8B996e6c06999d02F
• $GLITR token: 0x434EDe4cf4A69681bfb5852397447Cc576e7bB21
• Anvil AMM market (GLITR/ETH): 0x78F6aA9aC509660A61C9faBa6a065D6a82a18186
• Anvil market page: anvil.clutch.market/market/0x78F6…8186

Nothing here is financial advice. NFTs are collectibles with no guaranteed value. 18+ only. NFT ownership does not constitute equity.