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Open the hole
A project, claim, mechanic, founder story, wallet trail, or community question gets pulled into the room.

Where the read comes back up. Every case file follows the public trail and ends with a Rabbid Hole verdict stamp.
5 reads on the books/Verdict on every one
Claim
What the project wants people to believe.
Trail
Sessions, links, public materials, and Burrow questions.
Stamp
The public read, not a price target.
Surface protocol
Every file starts as curiosity inside the community, gets pushed through questions, then comes up here with a verdict attached.
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A project, claim, mechanic, founder story, wallet trail, or community question gets pulled into the room.
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Dig Deep puts the people closest to the claim in the chair. The Burrow brings the sharper questions.
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The Surface turns the useful parts into a public read: the claim, receipts, current read, and what still needs light.
Case on top

Featured read / Ethereum
Chimpers: The Cohort Survivor Worth Studying
Chimpers survived the 2022 cohort by refusing the obvious shortcuts: no second main PFP, no token harvest, no dilution of the core collection. Four years in, the test is whether the collector hub turns brand intent into mechanics holders can see.
Index
Every project read on the books, newest first. Each one carries a verdict — that's the contract with the reader.
Case drawers
Chimpers: The Cohort Survivor Worth Studying
Chimpers survived the 2022 cohort by refusing the obvious shortcuts: no second main PFP, no token harvest, no dilution of the core collection. Four years in, the test is whether the collector hub turns brand intent into mechanics holders can see.
Fugz: Hold Me Accountable for Everything
Fugz has the strongest Web2 distribution story of the 2025 NFT class and a community that just migrated chains by hand. The open question is whether that reach can become durable NFT holder value.
Green Acres: Distribution Is the Product
Green Acres is not just a pre-mint PFP project. It is Mirror's proof-of-concept for the Game Theory view of NFT distribution: replace raffle farming with behavioural design, then judge the result by post-mint holder quality.
The Little Guys: What the Mint Quietly Confirmed
The Little Guys had more substance than most early Ethereum projects: real founder, real team, production-aware art, and manufacturing intent. The mint did not reflect that, and the reasons were audible in the AMA.
Theorem: The Credit Yet to Be Earned
Theorem minted free, sold out at 1,338, and now sits in the uncomfortable middle every free mint hits once attention fades. A balanced post-mint read on .87, the formula-art thesis, and what the next 90 days have to prove.
Stamp key
These are not buy calls, sell calls, or vibes in a trench coat. They are Rabbid Hole's public read after research, questioning, and community argument.
Money can buy the chair. It cannot buy the stamp.
Enough signal to dig deeper.
Enough signal, delivery, culture, or discipline to justify a deeper look.
Real signal, still unfinished.
Interesting enough to keep on the board; not proven enough to crown.
The room needs clearer evidence.
Mechanics, incentives, traction, treasury, team, or claims are still partly in shadow.
The thesis is ahead of the receipts.
Worth revisiting after more has shipped, broken, survived, or been tested in public.
The current case does not earn the time.
Not a forever call. The project can change the facts; until then, we move on.
Slow down hard.
Trust, structure, or claim risk is doing too much work. Read the case before engaging.