Apprentice
100K $SWEEP
- A rank badge on your graveyard card
- Fading warnings on coins whose market is drying up
- Your name on the season board
A chimney sweep for Robinhood Chain wallets
Your wallet is full of dead coins.
Soot climbs down, finds every coin nobody will buy, and buries them at the dead address for good. You sign every move yourself, and each coin gets a headstone.
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The pile
Every token in the wallet, sorted by whether anyone still buys it. A coin needs a market with at least $1,000 of liquidity to count as having buyers. Coins that still sell are locked, so you can’t bury anything worth money by mistake.
The graveyard
Every coin you bury gets a headstone. Tap a headstone to change its stone or write your own epitaph, then share the card.
The stonemason
Better headstones and outfits for Soot, paid in $SWEEP. Every $SWEEP spent here goes to the dead address, the same place your coins go.
The sweeps’ guild
Hold $SWEEP to rise through the guild. Ranks unlock discounts, tools and status. They never pay out a share of fees.
Journeyman
1M $SWEEP
- Everything an Apprentice gets
- Write your own epitaph on every headstone, free
- Half the fee when selling opens
Master Sweep
10M $SWEEP
- Everything a Journeyman gets
- No fee at all when selling opens
- A gold frame on your graveyard card
- First access to new tools, like wallet watch alerts
This season
A new leaderboard every week. Bury the most coins and Soot builds you a statue.
Coming to the cemetery
Bigger things that open after launch. Each one burns $SWEEP when it’s used.
The town graveyard
One shared cemetery for everyone who has ever buried a coin. Claim a named plot or a family crypt and keep it for good. The biggest coins that ever died get a row of famous graves.
Rug reports
Flag a coin the moment its liquidity is pulled. When other holders confirm it, you earn the Grave Digger title, and everyone holding it gets a warning in time to sell.
Funerals
For teams whose coin has died: book an official funeral with a memorial page, a farewell from Soot and a day when the whole community buries it together.
Soot’s rounds
Three stops, every time. Nothing leaves your wallet unless you sign it.
Scan
Soot reads the wallet’s tokens from the Robinhood Chain explorer and checks each one for a real market.
Sort
Coins with no buyers go in the dustpan. Dust worth under a dollar can go too. Anything that still sells stays put.
Bury
You pick the coins and sign. Each one is sent to the dead address, and its headstone goes up in your graveyard.
Sweep never asks to spend your tokens.
Burying is a plain transfer from your wallet to 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD, signed by you. There’s no approval to revoke later and no contract holding your coins.
$SWEEP
The broom has a token. It goes live on Robinhood Chain alongside the sell route.
What it does
$SWEEP is how you pay for headstones, outfits and engravings, and every $SWEEP spent is burned. Holding it moves you up the guild. When the sell route opens, a small fee on sales buys back $SWEEP and burns it too, and you can choose to be paid in $SWEEP instead of ETH.
- Network
- Robinhood Chain
- Contract
- Posted here at launch
- Sell route
- Coming
- Burying
- Free, live now
- Shop and guild
- Preview until launch
Only trust this page
Copycat tokens show up within minutes of any launch on Robinhood Chain. The real $SWEEP contract address will only be posted here and on our X account. If someone DMs you a contract, it isn’t ours.
- Chain ID
4663- Gas
- ETH
- Explorer
- robinhoodchain.blockscout.com
Questions
Can burying go wrong?
It can’t be undone, so Sweep only lets you pick coins with no market or dust worth under a dollar, and asks you to confirm. Open the chart link next to each coin if you’re unsure. Some tokens block transfers; those simply fail and stay in your wallet.
Why can’t I bury a coin that still sells?
Because it’s worth money. Keep it or sell it yourself. When the sell route opens, Sweep will sell small balances for ETH in one go.
Does Sweep hold my coins?
No. There’s no Sweep contract in the burying flow. Your wallet sends each coin straight to the dead address.
Which wallets work?
Any browser wallet that supports Robinhood Chain, including Robinhood Wallet and MetaMask. Wallets that support batched calls sign the whole dustpan at once; others sign one transfer per coin.
Can I scan someone else’s wallet?
Yes, scanning is read-only. You can only bury coins from the wallet you’re connected with.
What happens to $SWEEP I spend?
It goes to the dead address and is gone for good. Nobody receives it, including us.
Do holders get paid?
No. Ranks give you discounts, tools, cosmetics and status. Sweep never pays holders a share of fees.
Where are my unlocks saved?
On this browser for now, with your burn transaction as the receipt. Unlocks tied to your wallet come with the launch.
Is $SWEEP an investment?
No. It’s an experiment with no promised returns, and it may be worth nothing.