No owner
The contract has no admin at all. No one can mint more, pause trading, tax you, freeze a wallet or change a single rule. Not "we promise not to" — there is no button.
The coin
How $CAMDEN works
A community coin with nobody in charge of it. Not a company, not a fund, not a product — a fixed pile of coins on a public ledger, with the controls deliberately thrown away.
Liquidity locked forever
The money that lets people buy and sell sits in a locker with no withdraw function. Nobody can pull it, so the classic rug pull isn't possible here.
The dev holds nothing
Zero coins at launch. No team allocation waiting to be dumped. If the creator wants some, they buy them like everyone else.
Right now
—market cap, in ETH
—$CAMDEN for 1 ETH
—coins in existence
—coins burned so far
Read from the pool by your browser, not from a database we keep.
The facts
| Name | Camden Punks |
|---|---|
| Ticker | $CAMDEN |
| Supply | 1,977,000,000 at launch, and it only ever falls — half of every punk minted buys coins and burns them |
| Chain | Robinhood Chain (an Ethereum layer 2, fees paid in ETH) |
| Where the coins went | All of them straight into the trading pool. None held back. |
| Owner | None |
| Trading fee | 1%, to the creator — see the busker's hat below |
| Taxes on transfers | None. Sending coins to a friend costs nothing but gas. |
Official contract address
Launching soon — it'll be posted here and on X. Anything else is a fake.
How to get some
- Get ETH onto Robinhood Chain. In the Robinhood app: ETH → Transfer → Send, paste your wallet address, and set the network to Robinhood Chain. No bridge, no waiting. If your ETH is elsewhere, use the official bridge.
- Point your wallet at the chain.
- Swap on Uniswap. Open Uniswap — paste the contract address above, choose how much ETH, swap. Keep a little ETH spare for fees.
- Check your punk levelled up. Paste your address on the front page and it reads your balance.
Copy the address from this site or the pinned post on X and nowhere else. Fake coins with the same name appear within minutes of any launch — that's just how it goes.
The busker's hat
Every trade pays a 1% fee into the pool, and that fee goes to the creator. It's declared here because a coin where you can't see how the maker gets paid is a coin where you should assume the worst.
50%
The Punk Fund
Prizes for the weekly Friday Night Gig — the meme and art contest. The split is done by the contract, not by hand: this half is sent straight to the fund wallet and never touches the creator's.
50%
The creator
For building and running the thing. Like a busker: paid only if people stop for the show, and never by taking anything out of the pool.
Every collection, and every payout, is listed on the numbers page — read from the chain, not typed in by us.
How the price works
Nobody sets the price. There's a pool holding coins, and its price moves as people buy and sell.
- At launch, every coin went into the pool and the price started low. No ETH was put in — buyers bring it.
- When someone buys, ETH goes in, coins come out, and the price rises a little. Selling does the reverse.
- Big buys move it more than small ones. Early on the pool is thin, so the price can jump about — that cuts both ways.
- Burning shrinks the supply. Half of every punk minted buys coins and destroys them, permanently.
"Market cap" is just the price of one coin multiplied by all of them. It isn't money that exists somewhere — you could never sell every coin at that price.
What a liquidity pool actually is, and what "locked forever" locks →
Don't trust us — check
Everything above can be verified by a stranger in about two minutes.
| No owner | Read the coin's code — there's no owner, mint or pause function in it |
|---|---|
| Liquidity locked | The locker holds the position and has no withdraw function |
| The pool | Every trade, in public |
Links appear here the moment the coin is live.
Can this be rug pulled?
The pool is explained in full here, including what it doesn't protect you from. The short answer: the classic rug — draining the liquidity, dumping a hidden bag, printing more coins — is impossible here, and you can check that yourself. But "can't be rugged" is not the same as "can't lose money", so both lists are below.
Impossible, by code
| Draining the pool | The locker has three functions: collect fees, hand over who receives them, and accept the position. There is no withdraw. |
|---|---|
| Printing more coins | No mint function exists. |
| A hidden dev bag | The creator starts with zero coins. |
| Freezing or taxing you | No admin, no blacklist, no pause, no transfer tax. |
| Changing the rules | Prices, supply and the fee split are fixed at deployment. Nobody can alter them, the creator included. |
| Skimming the Punk Fund | The locker splits every fee collection in half automatically. The creator's wallet never touches the community half. |
Still possible — know these
| A whale dumps | Someone who bought early selling a big holding will crater the price. Not a rug; the same damage. |
|---|---|
| Everyone loses interest | The most likely ending by far. The contracts keep running, the price goes to nothing. |
| The creator buys and sells | They start with zero, but nothing stops them buying like anyone else. It would be visible on-chain. |
| Bugs | No owner means no rug — and also no undo. If there's a flaw, nobody can pause or patch it. |
| The chain or Uniswap | This sits on infrastructure we don't control. |
Don't take any of that on trust — the code links are in the section above, and the fee split is a number you can read straight off the locker contract.
Questions people actually ask
Can more coins be made?
No. There's no mint function. 1,977,000,000 was made once and that's the lot — the number only ever falls, as punks are minted and coins burned.
Can you run off with the money?
No. The liquidity sits in a contract with no withdraw function, and the creator holds no coins to dump. The only income is the 1% fee — and the contract splits that in half automatically, so the community share never passes through the creator's wallet.
What if this website disappears?
Nothing happens to your coins or punks. They live on the chain. The site is a window, not the thing itself — even the punk artwork is stored inside the contracts.
Why Robinhood Chain?
Fees are pennies, it's built on Ethereum's security, and Uniswap and OpenSea both work there. It also means you can move ETH straight in from the Robinhood app.
Do I need a punk to hold the coin?
No, and you don't need the coin to make a punk. The free generator works for anyone. Holding just levels yours up.
Is this a company?
No. There's no company, no team, no fundraising and nothing owed to anyone. It's a meme project with the controls deliberately removed.
Read this bit
$CAMDEN is a meme and community project. It is not an investment, nobody is promising it will be worth anything, and most coins like this end up worth nothing at all. The price can fall as fast as it rises. Only ever spend money you would be happy to set on fire, and never money you need. Nothing here is financial advice.