PlantChoose a berryA little world
worth tending.
Plant your roots. Raise your companions. Find a little courage after sunset.






A FARM. A FEW FRIENDS. A FRESH START.PokeBloom Farm is a cozy pixel world where Pokémon help tend a growing homestead. Berries ripen in real time, new generations hatch in the nursery, and your farm companions can join you in a survival colosseum.
This guide describes the current prototype and the intended token integration. It is a living design document, not a promise of token value, income, launch dates, or financial returns.

Where we are todayThe waitlist is open. Connect with X, explore the community tasks and paste a public wallet address. Invited-wallet playtests open later. The farm is a prototype; public on-chain payments and the persistent hosted economy are not enabled. Robinhood Chain is the intended EVM deployment network.
A day that grows with you.
Come home to your own patch of green. Plant berries, check on your companions, collect what they make, and decide what your farm should become next.
PlantChoose a berry
TendWater & care
HarvestReturn on time
GrowFeed, sell, expandThe clock keeps ticking.
Production uses real elapsed time, including time away. Coming back to check the farm matters: offline growth is not an unlimited stockpile, and economic batches can lose freshness.
Make a little more room.
Open the East Meadow and South Orchard. The current map grows from 12 to 24 crop slots across its two expansions. Your layout gives every new helper a place to belong.
The public landing's watering toy is an accelerated illustration. It does not create game items, credits, or rewards.
Small friends. Big possibilities.
Companions are the heart of the farm. Different families bring different produce and talents. Feeding, care, breeding, and upgrades give you reasons to return beyond a balance on a screen.

Bulbasaur
Seeds & a green thumb
Eevee
A little companion
Mareep
Soft woolA new generation.
Choose compatible parents, tend the nursery, and hatch offspring shaped by inherited genes and quality. Better lines and farm improvements develop through play. Breeding is a game system; companions are not currently tradable NFTs.

Two kinds of growthFarm breeding and evolution are separate from colosseum combat mastery. Learning a new attack in the arena does not mint $BLOOM or increase withdrawable credits automatically.
From the meadow to the colosseum.
Take your chosen trainer and an available farm Pokémon into a manual survival run. Move, dodge, aim your choices, and hold the arena against continuous waves and bosses.
10 WAVES✦180s EACH✦MANUAL ATTACK CHOICEMaster your companion.
Combat mastery persists for each Pokémon, with up to 20 levels. Arena evolutions unlock at mastery levels 5 and 10 where supported. New attacks join your options; your selected move stays yours to choose.
Build a team beyond the farm.
Clans combine their members' weekly best scores. Rankings reset by week. Current rewards are farm coins, with per-wave weekly limits to keep repeated runs from becoming unlimited reward claims.
Every harvest has its moment.
The village buyback market is designed to respond to verified player sales. When everyone sells the same berry, its price softens. A varied farm has more reasons to try the next crop.
More supply↓ buyback price/
Less saturationroom to recover
Bounds, recovery over time, and server-side validation keep prices from collapsing without limit or rising without constraint. This is a game buyback system, not an exchange order book or a guaranteed buyer for every token.
Shared pricing requires the persistent game backend. The current Vercel demo does not run the full shared economy.
Three balances.
Three different jobs.
Playing the game and using a token are different flows. Knowing which balance you are earning is essential.

For your everyday farm.
Earned from normal produce sales, orders, and arena rewards. Used for farm activities and progression. Farm coins cannot be withdrawn, sold for credits, or converted into $BLOOM.

A separate funded ledger.
Purchased through a verified $BLOOM deposit when payments are enabled. Funded production packages spend these credits and produce economic batches. Eligible credits may be redeemed through the treasury, subject to available funding and server checks.

The intended on-chain token.
An EVM token intended for Robinhood Chain. Its USD quote determines how many tokens a credit purchase or redemption uses. $BLOOM is not pegged to USD, and its market price may change.
The exchange, in plain numbers.
Token amount = USD purchase value ÷ quoted $BLOOM price.
Token amount = USD redemption value ÷ quoted $BLOOM price.
For an illustrative $BLOOM price of US$0.10, buying 100 credits costs 10 $BLOOM; redeeming 100 credits returns 7 $BLOOM before network fees and rounding. The token price is an example, not a live quote. A US$1 redemption requires about 142.857143 credits.

Offline does not mean unattended forever.Economic production is divided into 4-hour batches. Collection timing matters. A mature batch loses freshness over the following 4 hours; missed old batches do not accumulate as an unlimited backlog.
Small starts, measured expectations.
The prototype supports funded packages from 200 to 4,000 credits: US$2 to US$40 of purchase value. The largest basic setup includes the two expansions and basic companions; later evolutions and upgrades remain progression.
| Prototype setup | Illustrative design target | Assumptions |
|---|---|---|
| US$2 basic package | ~8 days | Prompt batch collection; no reinvestment |
| US$40 basic package | ~6 days | Full basic setup; prompt collection; no reinvestment |
These are balancing targets for recovering purchase value in a simulation, not promised returns or payable dates. Missed harvests, spending, reinvestment, token prices, network costs, liquidity, and treasury funding change results. Production must be funded; future deposits are not a substitute for a sustainable reward budget.
A treasury with real boundaries.
The repository contains token, vault, and reward-pool contracts with local test coverage. A local sandbox exercises deposits, funded production, and withdrawals with test tokens. That is separate from a deployed public economy.
$BLOOM↔Vault
verified deposits / claims↔Reward pool
funded inventory
Before public payments.
- Deploy and configure the intended network contracts.
- Connect a validated USD quote and server signer.
- Operate a durable ledger and replay protection.
- Fund the pool, review contract security, and test operations.
No invented tokenomics.
Final token allocations, circulating supply, vesting, public contract addresses, and liquidity arrangements are not announced in this document. They must be published and verified before a public token launch.
A small first season.
We are gathering trainers for an initial set of 200 early access spots. The landing counter reflects stored registrations. The list may exceed the available spots; joining does not guarantee an invitation.
- 01
Connect with X.
A real OAuth login verifies your X account. One account gets one waitlist entry. The app requests read-only access and does not post, follow or like on your behalf.
- 02
Meet the community.
Follow @PokeBloomFarm, like or repost the pinned announcement, or leave a reply. These tasks are optional, self-reported checkboxes; they are not verified by the X API and do not grant token rewards or game access.
- 03
Paste your public wallet.
Choose a trainer name and enter a public EVM address. No wallet connection, signature or transaction is requested. The pasted address is recorded for future review; ownership is not verified at signup.
- 04
Keep your trainer card.
Download your card or choose to share it on X. It is an image, not an NFT or an access pass.

Waitlist now. Playtests later.The public game is closed during this stage, including for previously approved wallets. When playtests open, invited trainers will use a separate wallet sign-in and server allowlist check. X login alone will not grant game access.

One season at a time.
Plant the first seeds.
Pixel farm, companions, breeding, expansions, map editor, manual colosseum, and a local economics sandbox.
Open the garden gate.
X-connected waitlist, optional community tasks and trainer cards. Approved-wallet playtests and trainer feedback come next.
Give the village roots.
Persistent hosted game services, shared economy validation, anti-abuse controls, and reliable weekly competition operations.
Prepare the on-chain season.
Final token design, contract and economic review, treasury funding, network configuration, and end-to-end public payment validation.
Leave a name, not your keys.
What the waitlist stores.
Your verified X account ID and username, trainer name, pasted public wallet address, registration time, optional self-reported task checklist, consent version and a random card ID. The address is not proof of wallet ownership. Entries use private Vercel storage; only the aggregate count is public.
What connecting X does.
OAuth 2.0 with PKCE verifies your account using X's own authorization screen. The app requests users.read and tweet.read to retrieve your identity. It does not request posting, liking, following, messaging or offline permissions. Provider access tokens are used on the server to fetch your profile and are not stored in waitlist records or returned to the browser. A signed HttpOnly session cookie lasts up to 24 hours.
Your choices.
The optional task links open X so you can decide what to do. Sharing a trainer card opens a draft for you to review; nothing is posted automatically. Disconnect X from the signup panel to clear this browser's PokeBloom session. You can also revoke the app in X's connected-app settings.
Your entry.
Records are retained for invitation review and community planning. To request removal, contact @PokeBloomFarm through your registered X account. Never send a seed phrase or private key.
About this project.
PokeBloom is an independent fan project. Pokémon names and artwork belong to their respective rights holders. PokeBloom is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official product of Pokémon, Nintendo, Game Freak, X or Robinhood. Network integration is a technical target, not a partnership claim.
Document version 0.2 · October 28, 2026. Mechanics and targets may change during testing. Read the current interface and published configuration before using any future token feature.