Militia OpenSea Public Hits About 3,657 of 5,555 on Robinhood Chain
By Crypto Wire
October 31, 2026
Militia’s soldier drop on Robinhood Chain is deep into a paid Public Deployment on OpenSea, with about 3,657 of 5,555 tokens minted while a pre-reveal secondary still prints under the mint price. That unused Orange County GameFi tape is tonight’s desk file — not another recycle of Hoodween’s pixel public, Sisters’ early counter, or Pawffle’s slow NFC climb.
What OpenSea shows live. The Militia collection board lists roughly 3,657 items against a 5,555 supply, with unique owners near 2,716 (~74% of minted supply) and about 104 listings (~2.8%). Floor prints hover near $0.18 on pre-reveal placeholders while the live PUBLIC DEPLOYMENT stage asks about $0.32 with a hard 1-per-wallet cap. OpenSea’s Robinhood item path points at contract 0x814125f0487363f9c85197b5a2d393cd30e351ff under the Militiarh creator profile, with a 10% creator fee on the collection chrome. Recent live-sale rows clear roughly $0.18 to $0.23 — secondary under mint, not a premium flip book.
How the stages stacked. OpenSea’s mint schedule shows three allowlist legs already Ended: a free Clearance window for active NFT holders and selected communities at 1 per wallet, a free Intel Access leg for $INTEL holders and collabs at 2 per wallet, and a paid Rapid Deployment FCFS at about $0.34 with up to 10 per wallet. The current public stage opened near 12:33 a.m. UTC on November 1 (still October 31 evening in Los Angeles) and is set to run into November 2 UTC at the ~$0.32 / 1-per-wallet public print. Treat mint price and floor as separate instruments — collectors still pay ~$0.32 to mint while thin secondary asks sit near $0.18.
The War Room framing matters for GameFi readers even while art stays pre-reveal. Militia’s site at joinmilitia.xyz pitches a draft loop — sign in with X, take one soldier per handle with no rerolls, grind tasks for XP, and push toward Lieutenant at 2,000 XP to lock allowlist status — plus a live clearance-request counter on the front page. That is play-economy scaffolding around the OpenSea mint, not a finished in-world market with published season sinks. Prefer the OpenSea minted / owners / stage board and the project’s own War Room copy over social claims that the drop already sold out or that secondary volume already clears six figures; OpenSea’s volume fields were still thin or blank on this refresh, so the desk will not invent a 24-hour notional.
Reading the remaining supply without cheerleading. About 1,898 pieces remain if the 3,657 / 5,555 print holds, so this is still a live public rather than a completed mint. Owner share near 74% of minted supply is a healthier distribution print than a single-minter dump, and listed share under 3% keeps ask pressure light — but a floor sitting roughly 40% under the public mint price on pre-reveal art is a discount flag, not proof of durable demand. The 1-per-wallet public cap slows whale fill versus the earlier 10-per-wallet Rapid Deployment leg; watch whether mint velocity stalls once allowlist demand is exhausted.
Context without rewriting adjacent Robinhood files. Hoodween’s paid Halloween public, Halloween Sisters, Mining Systems’ late-stage rigs, and TERA’s stock-token lands remain separate desks. Free Halloween pumpkin boards such as HallowHood are a different supply and stage map. Prefer Militia’s OpenSea overview, the live mint schedule, contract 0x8141…51ff, and the War Room draft framing over aggregator blurbs that only say “another Robinhood PFP.”
What this piece will not invent: a finished sellout timestamp, a durable multi-day floor hold above mint, a dated artwork reveal calendar, published 24-hour volume dollars when OpenSea leaves the field blank, or a claim that Lieutenant XP already converts into transferable in-game inventory. The hard primaries here are OpenSea’s ~3,657 / 5,555 minted print, the ~$0.32 public stage, ~2,716 owners, the ~$0.18 pre-reveal floor, and the War Room draft loop on the project site.
World watch: Watch whether minted supply clears 4,000 and 4,500 before the public stage ends on November 2 UTC, whether unique owners keep rising with mint progress instead of concentrating, whether the pre-reveal floor climbs back toward the ~$0.32 mint print or fades under $0.15, and whether Militia posts a dated reveal or in-world utility receipt beyond the War Room XP ladder.
Bottom line: Militia’s OpenSea public on Robinhood Chain sits near 3,657 of 5,555 minted at about $0.32, with ~2,716 owners and a pre-reveal floor near $0.18 still trading under mint.
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