Devin is a serial rugger locked in a cage. Every buy of $DEV throws something at him and takes tokens out of his bag. Quick sellers post his bail, the Cage keeps it, and the Cage takes his fees. He can't rug, because the liquidity is locked forever.
Pre-launch. $DEV is not live yet, and the game on the home page runs on simulated trades. Until launch, details can still change. The only real contract address will be posted on devinacage.com and @devinacage on X at launch. Ignore any other.
A meme token, $DEV, on Robinhood Chain, plus a game that runs on its trades. Devin is the dev who rugged everyone before. Here he can't rug, and the Cage takes his fees.
Hookr launches tokens on Uniswap v4 pools with "hooks": small programs inside the pool that run on every trade. Hookr offers ready-made ones (Hook Blocks) such as Auto Burn and Exit Clock. $DEV uses several of them, listed on the Tokenomics page. Dev in a Cage is not run by Hookr.
At launch, on hookr.fun on Robinhood Chain, with ETH or HOOKR, in the Dev in a Cage $DEV/ETH or $DEV/HOOKR pool. Step by step, from setting up a wallet: How to buy. Nothing is for sale before launch.
Short answers. The full numbers are on the Tokenomics page.
1,000,000,000 $DEV, fixed. All of it goes into two locked pools. No team tokens, no presale, no airdrop allocation. The creator gets no tokens and no liquidity. More
The $DEV in the two pools, plus the part the Cage adds 5 minutes after launch. Every buy takes some out, and sells put some back. It's spread over six price ranges so later buyers still find supply: 70% is left at a $100K market cap, 45% at $1M and 1% at $1B. More
Locked forever. The launch range sits in Hookr's forever lock, and the higher ranges belong to the Cage, which has no way to remove them. Nobody, including the creator, can pull any of it. More
1% of every buy (0.8% burned), a 0.3% trading fee, and a sell fee of 3% that falls to 0 over 7 days of holding. The fees only apply on the two Dev in a Cage pools on Hookr. More
Yes, in one way, and we'd rather say it plainly. While the funds are on, 30% of the Cage's ETH income goes to a development wallet and 20% to a rewards wallet meant for users. The creator controls both wallets, and nothing onchain forces the rewards wallet to pay anyone. The other half of the ETH, and all HOOKR income, buys $DEV and burns it. The creator alone holds a switch that turns both funds off for good, and may never use it. More
Sells run the same curve backwards: the pools take $DEV back and pay out the ETH or HOOKR buyers put in, so Devin's bag grows again. Burned $DEV never comes back. Locked liquidity means you can always sell, but it doesn't stop the price falling. More
Buyers have taken 99% of Devin's bag, and he's thrown out of the cage. A new dev goes in, whose bag is whatever sellers put back. That's an on-screen scene only. Trading keeps going past $1B. More
| Buy | Throw |
|---|---|
| under $10 | nothing (too small) |
| $10+ | 💦 Spitball |
| $25+ | 🍅 Tomato |
| $50+ | 🥚 Rotten Eggs |
| $100+ | 🥧 Cream Pie |
| $175+ | 🐔 Rubber Chicken |
| $250+ | 🎈 Balloon Barrage |
| $325+ | 🐟 Dead Fish |
| $400+ | ✨ Glitter Bomb |
| $500+ | 🪣 Slime Bucket |
| $1,000+ | 🎯 Dunk Tank |
| $2,500+ | 🚒 Fire Hose |
| $5,000+ | 🔨 Anvil Drop |
| $10,000+ | 💣 Wrecking Ball |
| $25,000+ | 🦈 THE RUG PULL |
Only buys of $10 or more on the two Hookr pools throw something. Smaller buys still burn, and they show as a small line in the feed. Buys on other pools throw nothing. Each throw in the feed shows the next one up and what it costs.
Hits drain his COPE bar and can knock him out. Fast buys build combos, and a busy market starts FRENZY MODE.
Each sell of $50 or more slips Devin a lockpick piece, every sell shows the bail the seller paid, and each $250+ buy takes a piece away. With 5 pieces he tries to escape, and a $250+ buy in the next 10 seconds stops him. If buyers burn less than 0.02% of the supply in 72 hours, he slips out and dances until the next buy drags him back. Escapes are only on screen: nothing leaves his bag.
Milestones play a scene when his bag falls below 85%, 70%, 45%, 28% and 15% left (about $23K, $100K, $1M, $10M and $100M). "Biggest buy today" shows the largest single buy since 00:00 UTC. It's a title only, with no prize. Both are on-screen features read from chain data.
Not yet. The home page is a demo with simulated trades and made-up numbers. After launch it will read the real pools.
Yes. When Devin gets out of the cage he dances with a sign. Write one on the Memes page, see it on his sign, and send it in. We read every suggestion and add the best ones to the game. Keep it short: 40 characters at most.
Yes, that's what the meme kit is for. Download the images, or add a caption on the page and save it.