About This Strategy
How fees become a price floor
About This Strategy
How it works
- Fees accumulate. Trading fees on the token at 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 collect in the treasury instead of being distributed. Roughly 47.3K R$ of buying power arrives per day.
- Treasury converts to Robux. Fees are swapped and moved onto the “Merry Men” accounts, which hold 1.16M R$ ready to deploy.
- Robux buys the float. Market orders clear the ask ladder for Steampunk Robin Hood from the bottom up. At 0.40 sales a day across 23 sellers, there is very little natural supply to absorb it.
- Every cleared rung raises the floor. Removing the cheapest listing makes the next one the best price. The quoted price has moved from the 10 R$ original to 799 R$ while our average cost sits at 612 R$.
- Held copies relist high. Acquired copies go back up at 1,000,000 R$ or better. With 3,267 copies held, only 3,317 tradable copies would remain, and our ask becomes the reference price.
Why this item
Steampunk Robin Hood is a hat released on 2013-11-27 at 10 Robux. Of 10,008 copies ever made, 3,424 are already deleted and 710 sit in hoards, leaving 6,584 genuinely available. Rolimon’s assigns it no value and no demand rating, so almost nobody is watching it, and only 23 sellers are quoting at all. A thin book with a slow turnover is the cheapest kind of float to buy.
Position to date
1,842 copies secured at an average of 612 R$, for 1.13M R$ deployed, which is about $3,946 at the DevEx rate. That is 56.4% of the 3,267 target and 28.0% of all available copies. Finishing needs another 1,425 copies, roughly 1.18M R$ at the current 830 R$ clearing ask. Campaign opened 2026-05-11.
Roblox description
You've just entered the territory of Robin Hood and his Merry Men.
Identifiers
Asset ID: 136758649 · Rolimon’s item page · Roblox catalog
Risks
A listed price is not a realisable price
Every copy is relisted at 1,000,000 R$, but nothing has traded there. The stack value shown across this site is notional. If nobody bids, the position is worth what the next real buyer pays, which today is 799 R$.
Rival hoards can undercut us
Roughly 710 copies sit in other people's hoards. If the price runs and those holders list into it, they sell before we do and the floor we paid to build collapses.
We are our own worst counterparty
Each fill clears the cheapest listing and leaves a dearer one behind, so our own buying raises the cost of finishing. The remaining 1,425 copies will cost more per copy than the 1,842 already held.
Exit is the hard part
Cornering supply is mechanically simple; selling into a market you have made illiquid is not. Selling meaningful size means walking the price back down, and the last copies out are worth far less than the first.
Platform risk
Roblox can delete items, change the catalog, or act against coordinated trading across multiple accounts. Copies held on accounts that get actioned are gone, not recoverable.
The Numbers, Plainly
| Measure | Figure | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Target supply | 3,267 | our stated goal |
| Copies held | 1,842 | logged buys |
| Progress to target | 56.4% | derived |
| Available copies | 6,584 | Rolimon's, live |
| Share of float held | 28.0% | derived |
| Best price | 799 R$ | Rolimon's, live |
| RAP | 759 | Rolimon's, live |
| Our average cost | 612 R$ | volume weighted |
| Total deployed | 1.13M R$ | derived |
| Stack at market | 1.47M R$ | held copies at best price |
| Stack at target ask | 1.84B R$ | notional only |
| Cost to finish | 1.18M R$ | at the 830 R$ ask |