@rhoodgram

HoodGram is an on-chain encrypted messenger built on Robinhood Chain, claiming censorship resistance through blockchain settlement.

Users pay $5 in $GRAM for lifetime accounts, with 50% of revenue distributed to token holders.

The project launched in August 2026 with minimal following (<1.5k) and very recent account creation.

While the privacy-focused messaging concept has merit, several red flags reduce confidence.

Green flags: Novel use case combining E2E encryption with blockchain settlement for censorship resistance · Clear tokenomics: $5 lifetime accounts, $10/month rooms, 50% revenue to holders · Working product claim with detailed technical specs (E2E encryption, relay batching, on-chain anchoring)

Red flags: Account created in future date (2026-08-08) - data integrity issue suggests fabricated or test data · Extremely new account with suspiciously low engagement (72 avg) given product complexity · No team information, fully anonymous with no GitHub, audit, or technical proof · Robinhood Chain is not a known established blockchain - unclear if legitimate L1/L2 or custom fork · Revenue sharing model (50% to holders) resembles ponzi-like distribution without clear sustainability