The fun of memefi, with a real floor underneath. A plain-english walkthrough of the whole farm: the daily loop, the stock-token vault, and the token. Read this and you'll know exactly how the game plays.
You deposit stablecoins (USDG) and get chickens. Hens lay eggs every day. What you do with the eggs is the whole game.
Buy chickens
Deposit USDG (min $10). You get a flock worth 90% of your deposit in chickens; the other 10% is the referral reward (and stays in the pool if you came solo). Bigger flock = more eggs.
Hens grow, then lay
New chicks grow for 48 hours (no eggs yet), then lay at ~1% a day for 150 days. Then, sadly, they pass on to the great coop in the sky.
Hatch (compound)
Turn eggs into more chickens. This is how your farm grows, and how you replace chickens as they age out.
Claim (cash)
Convert eggs to USDG and withdraw. Take profit whenever you want.
Crack (stock tokens)
Burn $HENS to redeem your share of the Nest Egg and walk away holding stock tokens.
Bonus move, Airdrop: instead of hatching your own farm, send your eggs to a teammate. They land as chicks in their coop that grow 48h and start laying for them. Great for rewarding your team.
🥚 Your nest fills up, so collect often: a new farm's nest holds about 2 days of eggs. Once it's full your chickens stop banking eggs until you collect (hatch or claim), and they keep aging the whole time, so swing by, hatch, and keep them laying. Farms from before this update keep their original 8-day nest.
🪺 Extend your nest: upgrade your nest to hold more days of eggs, all the way up to 15 days, so you can come by less often without ever wasting a lay. You unlock bigger nests by playing (hatching, harvesting, feeding teammates) and paying a little $HENS, which flows straight into the bond reserve and the floor. The more you've played, the cheaper the upgrade; skip the grind and you simply pay more. Your nest even levels up its look at every tier, from a plain twig nest all the way to a golden one.
the numbers
Why compounding is the game
1% every single day is huge. Nothing in the real world hands you that. The trick is to not cash it out: hatch your eggs into more chickens, day after day, and the flock snowballs on itself.
🥚A hen lays 1% a day for 150 days = it returns ~150% of what it cost over its life, then lays its last egg and passes away.
🐔Hatch instead of claim and your flock compounds, growing faster than the flat 1% suggests.
⏳Hens pass away after 150 days, so you keep hatching to raise the next generation and keep going.
💵Compounders grow the fastest. Pure claimers take it slower. That's the choice, every day.
The honest version: the big money comes from compounding and showing up, not one lucky day. Stack eggs, hatch chickens, repeat. Want to grow even faster? You recruit (see Team).
the real backing
The Nest Egg: a vault of stock tokens
This is the engine behind the eggs.capital floor. 20% of every single deposit automatically buys a growing basket of stock tokens (SpaceX, Nvidia, Tesla, Coinbase, Microsoft, Meta, Palantir, GameStop and more) into a vault called the Nest Egg. And it keeps getting fed from every angle: 70% of every bond, the Nest Egg's 2% slice of the 5% trade tax, and 1% of every egg claim. Deposits are the main engine, but the whole economy compounds the floor.
The vault never sells, only grows. Every deposit adds to it, forever.
📈So the backing per token ratchets up every day, it only goes one direction.
🐔→📈Crack your $HENS to burn them and redeem your share of the vault as stock tokens.
No matter what the market is doing, there's a real, growing pile of blue-chip stock tokens sitting under your $HENS, and it gets bigger every single day. Crack out into it whenever you like. That's the whole point: your floor is real stock, and it climbs every day.
no dilution, ever
More buyers can't shrink your slice
The most common worry, answered in one picture: a new person buying $HENS never makes your share smaller. Imagine the vault as a pizza cut into 12 million slices, and each $HENS is one slice. Your piece could only shrink if someone cut new slices, and that can never happen.
🛒Someone new buys in? They buy slices that already exist, from another holder. The total never changes, so your piece is exactly the same. A slice of every buy even adds more stock to the vault, nudging your piece up.
📈Someone cashes out? They crack their $HENS and take only their own slice, and those tokens are burned. Everyone else's piece stays identical.
🔒Could the team ever make more? No. 12 million $HENS, locked forever, no mint button, not even for us. The number only ever goes down.
The whole idea in one line: your slice can only shrink if new tokens get created, and $HENS can't create any. So over time, your slice only gets bigger.
where your money goes
Every dollar, traced
When you deposit, it splits four ways, automatically and on-chain:
65% pool
20% vault
10% team
5%
Slice
Goes to
%
Egg pool
backs egg sells (the farm's working capital)
65%
Nest Egg
buys stock tokens (the floor)
20%
Team
referral rewards, paid as growing chicks
10%
Marketing
growing the flock + running it
5%
Here's the thing: the entire referral 10% stays in the egg pool as backing. Your uplines collect eggs (a claim on it), and any slice no upline qualifies for, or your whole 10% if you came without a referrer, just stays in the pool too. It never leaks to the team. Add the 20% sitting in stock tokens, and the overwhelming majority of every deposit stays working inside the farm, the pool plus the vault, with only a small slice going to marketing and ops. Nothing hides.
the token
$HENS, backed and deflationary
12 million supply, forever. No inflation. It only ever burns down.
🥚5% tax on every buy and sell, no burn — it splits into the egg pool, the stock-token Nest Egg, and liquidity, so every trade feeds the farm, thickens the floor, and deepens the pool. Wallet-to-wallet transfers are free, move your $HENS anywhere at no cost.
Backed by the vault. $HENS is a claim on stock tokens, redeemable via crack. Growing vault + shrinking supply = backing per token rises.
⚡Hold it to earn deeper. The bigger your $HENS bag, the more levels of your downline you collect referral chicks from.
team play
Referrals + airdrops
Recruiting is your accelerator, and both moves keep value inside the farm:
Referrals pay in growing chicks, not instant cash. When your team deposits, chicks drop into your flock, they grow 48h then lay for you over 150 days. The reward farms out over time instead of a lump you cash on the spot. You earn up to 8 levels deep, and how deep you go is set by how much $HENS you hold (below).
🎁Airdrop lets you send your eggs to a teammate. They land as chicks that grow 48h and lay for them. Perfect for seeding your downline or rewarding loyalty.
Bring someone in yourself and you pocket 5% of everything they deposit, as growing chicks, straight into your flock. And it doesn't stop there: you keep earning smaller slices from their recruits, and their recruits' recruits, eight levels deep. The full 10% budget splits like this by how many levels below you a deposit lands:
Level
Your cut of their deposit
1 · your direct recruits
5.0%
2
2.0%
3
1.0%
4
0.7%
5
0.5%
6
0.4%
7
0.2%
8
0.2%
And none of the 10% is wasted. If someone above a depositor isn't holding enough $HENS to catch their level, that slice rolls up to the next person who is. Anything no one catches simply stays in the egg pool as backing, it never goes to the team. Holding more lets you scoop up the slices weaker hands miss.
Hold $HENS to reach deeper. Your bag decides how many levels of your downline you collect from, no staking, no lockups, just hold it in your wallet:
Hold $HENS
Levels deep
25
1
50
2
75
3
100
4
125
5
150
6
175
7
200
8
So 25 $HENS starts you earning referrals, and 200 $HENS gets you all 8 levels. Sell and your reach shrinks, so a growing downline is a reason to keep holding.
good to know
Keep it fun
🎮It's a game first. Bring what you're happy to play with, and treat any profit as a bonus on top.
🌱Farms have seasons. The folks who show up and compound get the most out of it, so hatch early and often.
You've always got a floor. Even on a quiet day there's a real, growing stack of stock under your $HENS to crack into.
Not financial advice, just chickens. Do your own research and only farm with what you can afford.
No surprises and no fine-print gotchas. Come play, have fun, and let the Nest Egg do the heavy lifting.
questions
FAQ
Is this a savings or yield product?
Nope, it's a farming game with a stock-token floor built underneath it. Think of it as playing a fun on-chain farm, with a growing pile of stock tokens backing you up along the way.
Where does the 1% a day come from?
The egg pool, and it's fed from every angle, not just deposits: 65% of every deposit, the pool cut of the 5% token tax on every buy and sell, 20% of every bond, the fees on claims, and the entire 10% referral budget (it stays in the pool as backing). Multiple revenue streams feed one pool, plus the Nest Egg floor sits under it all. That's why it's a real economy and why active farmers who compound keep pulling ahead.
What actually backs $HENS?
The Nest Egg, a growing vault of blue-chip stock tokens (SpaceX, Nvidia, Tesla, Coinbase, Microsoft, Meta, Palantir, GameStop and more, the live list is in the app) that 20% of every deposit buys into. It never sells, only grows, and you can redeem your share by cracking $HENS.
How is stock distributed when I crack? Is it the same as the $HENS I burn?
Not 1:1. Cracking gives you your pro-rata share of the whole vault: whatever fraction of the total $HENS supply you burn, you get that same fraction of every stock inside. Burn 1% of supply and you receive 1% of the basket, a slice of every stock in the vault, not a fixed number of stock tokens per $HENS. What one $HENS is worth in stock is just the vault's value divided by total supply, and that keeps rising, because the vault only grows while supply only burns. So the same $HENS cracks into more stock later than it does today.
If more people buy in, does my share get diluted?
No. Picture the vault as a pizza cut into 12 million slices, and each $HENS is one slice. New buyers just buy slices that already exist from other holders, so no new slices are ever made and your piece stays exactly the same (a bit of every buy even adds stock to the vault, nudging it up). Supply is fixed at 12 million forever with no mint button, not even for the team, so the only direction your slice can move is up. Dilution only happens when new tokens get created, and $HENS can't create any.
What are bonds?
A cheaper way to get $HENS. Instead of buying on the open swap, you pay USDG straight to the protocol and get $HENS below market and tax-free, about 16% more per dollar (you skip the 5% buy tax and get a 10% below-market discount). The trade-off is that it unlocks over 5 days instead of arriving instantly. Bonds open for 24 hours every 7 days, then close while the reserve refills. Your USDG mostly goes into the Nest Egg and liquidity, so every bond grows the floor, and the $HENS comes from a fixed reserve, never newly minted.
Can I lose money?
Like any game, it's possible, especially if you sit out and only cash without ever compounding. The Nest Egg floor is there to cushion the downside, and playing actively (hatch, compound, bring your team) is how you stay ahead. Only farm with what you're comfortable playing with.
Do I need a lot to start?
No, minimum is $10. Small farms work exactly like big ones, just scaled down.
What if I don't check in for a while?
A new farm's nest holds about 2 days of eggs (farms from before the nest update keep their original 8 days). Once it's full, your chickens stop banking eggs until you collect (hatch or claim), and they keep aging toward their 150-day life the whole time, so absences cost you eggs. You can extend your nest all the way to 15 days by playing and spending a little $HENS. Either way, checking in regularly keeps the farm healthy: it stops anyone from hoarding weeks of eggs and dumping them on the pool at once.
How do I make my nest hold more days?
On your farm the "Extend your nest" card shows the next size and its $HENS price. Buy $HENS and tap Extend. The price drops the more you've played (hatching, harvesting and feeding teammates earn play points), so a grinder pays less and someone skipping the game pays more. The $HENS goes into the bond reserve, feeding the floor. Every upgrade is permanent, and your nest changes look at each tier, all the way to a golden 15-day nest.
What chain is it on?
Robinhood Chain. You farm in USDG (the native stablecoin), and the Nest Egg holds tokenized stock.
Is it live yet?
Yes. $HENS is live and tradeable on Robinhood Chain, and the farm is open. Bonds open every Friday for 24 hours. Grab some $HENS and start farming.