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3366 Evil Kongs built around recognizable characters, ownership and a collector-first identity.
A darker corner of NFT culture. Collect the Kongs, explore the ecosystem and step into the world behind the pixels.

In 2026, EVIL KONGS returns with a new direction and a new home: Robinhood Chain. The project is being rebuilt around ownership, liquidity and utility, with the collection at the center of the ecosystem.
The plan is to launch 3,366 Evil Kongs and build the ecosystem around them — from staking inspired by the Clutch Anvil model to NFT-backed loans and an EvilKong token connected to the project's liquidity.
3366 Evil Kongs built around recognizable characters, ownership and a collector-first identity.
Staking, liquidity and new on-chain systems designed to expand what an Evil Kong can do.
NFT-backed loans, token utility and future chapters built around the ecosystem as it grows.
Dark humor. Loud characters. On-chain ownership. This is the visual language for everything that comes next.
Keep the original collection at the center while leaving room for new chapters, collaborations, experiences and collector utilities.
FOLLOW THE SIGNALEvil Kongs is being built around the collection, staking, liquidity and NFT-backed utility. No artificial deadlines. Each stage unlocks as the ecosystem reaches the conditions required for the next one.
3366 Evil Kongs are planned for the collection. The foundation of the ecosystem starts with the Kongs themselves and their on-chain ownership.
A staking system inspired by the Clutch Anvil model will give Evil Kongs holders access to a new layer of utility built around their NFTs.
Once the recipient wallet accumulates 1 ETH in trading fees, the collected ETH will be deployed into the liquidity pair and the EvilKong token will be listed.
NFT-backed loans will allow holders to use their Evil Kongs as collateral while accessing liquidity without giving up ownership of their NFTs.