Paws of Sherwood Hits 43,000 Sign-Ups as Players Claim $114K in Stock Prizes
By Crypto Wire
October 18, 2026
Paws of Sherwood said on October 18, 2026 that it had cleared two weeks on Robinhood Chain with more than 43,000 sign-ups, more than 2.3 million worked shifts, and more than 97,000 Cats in its idle economy. The team’s X wrap also claimed it had bought more than $115,000 in tokenized stocks for prize pools and that players had claimed more than $114,000 of those prizes, alongside 64.7 million $PAWS burned on-chain. Those are project-reported figures via secondary GameFi wraps — not an independent audit of the Uniswap fee stream or the stock purchases — but they are the clearest public scorecard the desk has for this Robinhood Chain play loop.
The game’s economy is built around sending Cats to businesses for shifts lasting one minute to eight hours, then claiming materials, XP, and Reward Round points. Every business sits in an industry tied to one tokenized stock prize pool — Apple, Costco, Tesla, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, or NVIDIA — so points compete for equity-like inventory rather than only more game tokens. Prize funding, per the player guide and secondary coverage, comes from a 3 percent fee paid in USDG on every buy and sell of $PAWS in its Uniswap pool; for every $3 in fees, about $1.75 buys stock prizes and $0.25 goes to Creator Rewards, with the rest staying with the game. Eligibility bars include having spent at least 150 $PAWS in-game or holding a stake lock past the next round’s end.
Compared with the project’s day-11 print — about $111,126 in stocks bought, 43,097 accounts, 59.8 million $PAWS burned, and roughly two million shifts — the two-week update shows sign-ups nearly flat while shifts rose by about 300,000 and burns by about 4.9 million $PAWS. That is denser play from a mostly set user base, not a fresh acquisition spike. Cats themselves are not NFTs: they live inside the game marketplace with Profession, Productivity, Efficiency, and Traits stats, and every account starts with a free non-tradable Starter Cat named Robin. Collectors hunting on-chain PFP floors should not confuse this inventory with transferable ERC-721 pets.
The bigger live change for players is the prize calendar. An Oct. 8 player guide still described 12-hour Reward Rounds; the team said weekly pools began at 00:00 UTC on October 17, with stock building all week before payout. A later clarification dropped an early Top 25 cap so every eligible player shares each pool by weekly points — members 85 percent, all eligible players 15 percent — with the first weekly payout set for Saturday, October 24 and trophies still for the top three. That is a concrete GameFi patch, not vapor: the desk can watch whether claimed stock dollars keep pace after the longer round length.
Token hygiene still matters on Robinhood Chain. The game $PAWS contract listed in coverage is 0x3183d125610725E1b507Fc78aE5A16376609495F; a separate community memecoin reuses the ticker, so buyers should verify the address before chasing burns. An unofficial Telegram auto-farm bot also circulates and may violate the game’s rules — the desk treats that as a player-risk note, not an endorsement. Robinhood Chain’s earlier Pons V2 rug-syndicate coverage remains a separate security file; this chapter is only the Paws play-economy print.
World watch: Track the first weekly stock payout on October 24 against the two-week claim total near $114K, and watch whether $PAWS burns keep climbing while sign-ups stay flat — that would confirm a retention grind rather than a launch spike. Also watch Uniswap USDG fee prints funding the seven industry pools; if stock buys stall while shifts rise, the prize loop is the next signal to stress-test.
Bottom line: Paws of Sherwood’s two-week Robinhood Chain print puts more than 43,000 accounts and roughly $114K in claimed tokenized stock prizes beside 64.7 million $PAWS burned, with weekly pools now aimed at an October 24 payout. Treat the cats as in-game inventory, verify the $PAWS contract, and wait for the first weekly stock distribution before calling the loop durable.
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