Revision 5 — Condensed

How volunteers kept Robin’s story going.

When the original team went quiet, volunteers opened a moderated Telegram and kept Robin’s story going. Robin saw an empty throne. The volunteers saw a group chat that needed mods. Both got to work.

Parody shorts, music, memes and games.

Episode 2 of the Lily Pad Show is out. Robin has a feather in his hat and, judging by the wardrobe, exactly one feather in the budget. More shorts, music, and game ideas are in the works.

Bring an idea, meet a collaborator or share a favorite.

Bring a meme, a verse, a sketch, or an idea for the next episode. Pitch it in Telegram, find someone to make it with, or share a clip that made you laugh. The cover charge is one good ribbit. We’re flexible on pitch.

Where Robin launched and how to find the right token.

A billion $ROBIN tokens were minted at launch on Pons in September 2026. The original Uniswap liquidity position is locked in the Pons locker.

Use the token link to check you’ve got the right $ROBIN on Robinhood Chain. The full draft has the receipts for launch, liquidity and token burns.

The Pond’s hangouts and creator channels.

Telegram is where the Pond chats. X is where Robin makes it everybody else’s problem. CoinGecko pointed to the community website on November 10. The site still needs a direct check. The team’s request for CoinMarketCap to update its social links is still pending.

Community wallet approvals and the open fee request.

It takes four of six signers to approve a payment from the community wallet. Robin’s emergency feather budget will have to make its case. The team asked Pons to send future creator fees to that wallet. As of November 10, the fees were still set to go to a different wallet.

Community donation wallet on Robinhood Chain

0xe819a04f918d0e07fc1dbdb400618018ab2f70a5

To follow the money, open the wallet on Blockscout. For each expense, pair the transaction link with what it paid for and a receipt or a link to the finished work. Even an outlaw keeps receipts.