Trade
Every $FUTURE swap carries a 3% creator tax. Plain wallet-to-wallet transfers are untaxed, so moving your own bag between wallets costs nothing.
Burn the NFT → the vault pays out your share of eight real assets. Every $FUTURE swap buys more of the basket.
Every Astronaut owns an identical, redeemable share of an on-chain Asset Vault. Burning pays out the assets themselves, not a claim on them — which is the difference between an asset and a picture with a promise attached.
Own the FUTURE on Robinhood Chain via nftfuture.fun
Minting is flagged open in the site configuration, but the NFT contract address is not published yet — see Contracts. Nothing can be minted until it is.
0x936F4F2FbdC8F8bda7838248d5159Ff8CFE75D2C
Not deployed yet — address publishes at launch
0x4b5994250F500Ce28fC6E91ba6EEa3350C8EEfe7
Not deployed yet — address publishes at launch
Verify any address you are sent against this page before you sign anything. If a slot above says the contract is not deployed, then it is not deployed, and any address circulating for it is not ours.
Every cell above reads from the chain once the contracts are deployed. Until then it is a dash on purpose — this site would rather show you nothing than a number it cannot point at a transaction for.
Trading activity funds the vault. The vault buys the basket. The basket accrues to your astronaut. You decide when to take it.
Every $FUTURE swap carries a 3% creator tax. Plain wallet-to-wallet transfers are untaxed, so moving your own bag between wallets costs nothing.
Each epoch a keeper converts collected tax (USDG → assets) into an equal-weight basket of eight assets. The converter is destination-locked.
A masterchef-style on-chain index credits the basket to every minted astronaut from its mint moment onward. Early minters accrue for longer.
Burn an astronaut to withdraw its underlying share of all eight assets, or stake it to also collect streaming USDG promotional rewards.
No discretionary treasury, no manual routing. Every fee the project collects — swap tax and NFT royalties alike — goes through the same fixed split, and every leg has a job.
Buys the eight-asset basket every epoch. This is the part that accrues to your astronaut.
Funds the USDG promotional rewards streamed to stakers in real time. While nothing is staked this share joins the vault share instead of sitting idle.
Pays for the keeper transactions that execute the buys and the draws. The cap is a constant in the contract, not a setting.
Launched fair on the Pons launchpad with a bonding curve and no team liquidity injection. Total supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 $FUTURE at launch. No owner mint. No blacklist.
The Asset Vault does not take views. It buys the same eight things in the same proportion, 12.5% each, every epoch.
Seven legs are official Robinhood stock tokens issued on-chain. The eighth is cbBTC.
The books record the balances each swap actually delivers, not an oracle’s estimate. Swaps run through whitelisted pools under a minimum-output floor and a per-round spend cap.
Every contract address is hardcoded and timelocked, never resolved by symbol. A fake token with the same name cannot enter the basket.
The vault also ships with an empty slot for a lending venue, so that idle basket assets can later earn interest and grow what sits behind every astronaut without any additional tax. Nothing is configured at launch and no yield is promised — the constraints are spelled out in the docs.
Contents revealed after mint closes
Mint sealed. Reveal later. Every capsule holds the same share — the art is the surprise.
The mint opens as a blind box: you mint a sealed FUTURE capsule, and the full art reveal comes later. What is inside the art never changes what is inside the vault. All 4,444 astronauts hold an identical share, and traits are purely cosmetic.
1,000 of them are free to mint here, 1 per wallet and gas only. The other 3,000 are given away hour by hour in the drops season, and 444 are a team reserve. Same share, same rights, whichever way you get one.
Secondary royalties are set with ERC-2981 at 5% and routed into the same fee split as the swap tax, so trading the collection also grows what the collection owns.
Capsules stay sealed until the reveal, so there is no art to show yet. The dimensions it is generated from are settled though — and so is the part that matters here: the rarest astronaut in the collection and the most ordinary one hold exactly the same share of the vault.
The field the astronaut is set against, and the colour temperature of the whole piece.
The body layer: the cut, material and markings of the flight suit itself.
The shell — shape and finish of the helmet the visor is mounted into.
The face plate and what it reflects. This is the layer carrying most of the character.
The chest patch. Mission insignia, worn in the same place on every astronaut.
The one extra object in frame. Plenty of astronauts carry nothing at all.
Rarity is decoration. A combination that occurs once and a combination that occurs a thousand times accrue the same basket share, redeem for the same assets and earn the same staking rewards. Rarity is a property of the picture, and the picture is not the asset.
A searchable grid of every astronaut opens with the reveal, alongside the metadata. It is not linked from here yet because there is nothing behind it — no art has been generated and no token has been minted.
FUTURE Astronauts are airdropped to $FUTURE holders hour by hour across 3,000 rounds, one round every hour. If every round is claimed that is about 125 days — a floor on the calendar, not a schedule.
Countdown begins at launch
These are the schedule constants, not a live countdown. The clock starts when the season opens.
The season runs on a fixed schedule — one draw per hour for 3,000 consecutive rounds, so participation is not a single-block race. Nobody has to fire it: every step is open to anyone and pays the caller a bounty.
A round fixes who was eligible before the blocks that decide it exist, then draws from sixteen of their hashes. No secret, held by us or anyone — which is why anyone can both check the result and settle the round. Being straight with you: block hashes, not Chainlink VRF, because the chain does not support VRF today.
3,000 of the 4,444 astronauts are allocated to the season, one per round. An unclaimed round rolls forward; a round nobody opens at all burns that pass for good.
Holding an astronaut already accrues the basket. Staking adds a second, separate stream on top of it. Neither one asks you to hand over the NFT.
| Property | Base layer | Rewards layer |
|---|---|---|
| Who gets it | Every astronaut holder, automatically | Stakers only |
| What accrues | A share of the eight-asset basketCredited by the on-chain index from your mint moment | Streaming USDG promotional rewardsAccrue continuously, claimable in real time |
| Funded by | The vault share of every fee the project collects | The staking share of every fee the project collects |
| How to take it | Burn the NFT to withdraw the underlying assets | Claim without burning, once the position is old enough to claim |
| Custody | The NFT stays in your wallet | Non-custodial. The NFT never leaves your wallet; the contract sets a lock flag |
| Exit | Sell or burn whenever you want | Unstake any time, though an early unstake forfeits part of what has accrued — the exit ladder is on the stake page |
Burning is the only withdrawal path. Burning an astronaut is the one and only way to pull its accumulated share of all eight assets out of the vault and into your wallet. It is irreversible, and the NFT is gone afterwards.
The order is fixed by the mechanism: each step needs the one before it to have happened first. The dates are not fixed at all, so they read TBA — and they will keep reading TBA here until there is a real one to put in their place.
$FUTURE goes live on the Pons launchpad with a bonding curve and no team liquidity injection. Everything downstream is funded by swap tax, so nothing else can begin before the token trades.
1,000 astronauts, 1 per wallet, gas only, sealed. The NFT contract address appears in the strip at the top of this page before this opens, not after it.
The airdrop season opens: one astronaut drawn every hour, for 3,000 consecutive rounds. The clock further down this page starts counting here and not before.
Both layers switch on. The 444-piece team reserve is distributed in full before this point, so no one is staking against a reserve that has not been handed out yet.
Capsules open, metadata publishes, and the gallery goes live. Nothing about the vault share changes at reveal. Only the picture does.
Every automated leg publishes its last execution time on this site. A keeper health page is planned so the machine can be checked, not trusted.
Last execution: publishes at launch
Last execution: publishes at launch
Last execution: publishes at launch
The docs cover the token, the vault, the accrual index, the blind box, burn redemption, staking, The 3,000 Hours, and an honest list of the risks. No hand-waving over the parts that are still new.