Robot Sex Nickels Update
Tock woke up after twelve years, and the nickels have been busy. RSN relaunched on Solana in October 2026, and the website has grown a lot since. The newest addition is Tock Off, a crash game that went live on October 24. Here is every update so far, with a short note on what each one does.
The website, rebuilt on the 2015 theme
robotsexnickels.com is back, built on the look of the original 2015 site: the same background, header and section buttons. The sections are Information, Security, Tokenomics, How to Buy, 2014 Origins, Credits, Community and Arcade. The old misspelled domain, robotsexnickles.com, redirects to the main site. The Information section links the original 2014 Bitcointalk thread and this blog's 2026 return post.
Tock and the Nickel Faucet
The header shows Tock in 3D, turning a valve to open a dripping Nickel Faucet. The faucet hands out free RSN: 10,000 RSN per fill, once every 4 hours per wallet, up to 500 fills a day. Visitors pick their wallet, press Fill my nickels, and watch Tock's animation while the nickels arrive. A counter under the button shows how much RSN the faucet has sent out so far.
Keeping the faucet fair
Two changes stop people from draining the faucet with many wallets. First, each visitor now pays their own small Solana network fee and token account rent (about 0.0023 SOL on a first fill), so making throwaway wallets costs something. Second, the site checks which wallet funded a faucet wallet: one funding wallet gets one faucet wallet, and other wallets linked to it get nothing. Big exchange wallets are skipped, so exchange users are not affected.
Faucet referral links
Every wallet has a referral link. When a brand-new wallet makes its first fill through that link, both sides get a bonus: 5,000 RSN to the person who shared it, and 5,000 extra RSN to the newcomer. Rules keep it honest: the new wallet must never have held RSN, each wallet counts once, you cannot refer yourself, and there are daily limits.
Nickel Jiggy Slots
The Arcade has a slot machine, rendered in 3D in Blender, with an announcer welcome, sound effects and looping theme music (with a mute button). Fun mode uses free fun nickels. Real RSN mode lets players deposit RSN, spin with bets from 10 to 1,000 RSN, and withdraw their balance; spins are decided on the server, and the top win is 250 times the bet.
New: Tock Off, the crash game
The Arcade's second game is live at robotsexnickels.com/launch.
Everyone rides the same launches at the same time and can see each other's bets and cash-outs. The background is drawn like a pump.fun chart, with trader bubbles and a "king of the hill" moment at 5x, and Tock is a new 3D render riding the rocket. Each launch's crash point is fixed before anyone bets: the site shows a hash of the round's secret seed first and reveals the seed after the crash, so anyone can check it. About 96% of bets come back over the long run, and the battery always dies by 1000x.
Tock Off is played with fun nickels for now. They are play money with no cash value, shared with Nickel Jiggy Slots, and Tock refills you for free when you run out.
Contract address and tokenomics on the home page
The RSN contract address now sits in a box at the top of the home page, with a copy button, a link to the coin's pump.fun page and a Tokenomics section. RSN has a fixed supply of 1 billion, the mint and freeze authorities are revoked, and there is no transfer tax. The 1% creator fee splits 5% to the faucet, 5% to the slots and 90% to the dev wallet. Holders have also burned part of the supply since launch.
The RSN Forum
The site now has its own forum, styled after Bitcointalk, with the original 2014 announcement pinned as topic 1. People can sign up with a username and password, or sign in with their Solana wallet to get an RSN Holder badge. It has a members list, a who's online list, moderators, and filters for slurs and fake contract addresses. Pictures can be added to posts on any board with the Picture button or by pasting an image.
The Meme Contest
A Meme Contest board on the forum shows picture previews in the topic list. Contests run in rounds, and admins pick the winner after entries close; the first round's prize was 1 SOL worth of RSN. The Arcade & Faucet board is also the place to share wins.
Buyback tracker
The faucet and slots wallets use their share of the creator fees to buy RSN back from the market. A Buybacks section on the home page reads these buys straight from the blockchain and shows each one with its SOL and US dollar value, so anyone can check them.
Tips to X handles
Anyone can send RSN to an X (Twitter) handle, even if that person has never used RSN. The receiver claims it on the site with Sign in with X. A tip is tied to the X account, not the name, so renaming does not lose it, and unclaimed tips can be refunded to the sender after 30 days.
Supply API
The site publishes RSN's live total and circulating supply at a public address, in the format CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko and Jupiter ask for. Circulating supply leaves out the RSN held in the faucet and slots wallets.
Listing requests
RSN has been submitted to CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko and Jupiter's token verification. All three are still under review.
Graduation to PumpSwap
On October 23, 2026, RSN completed its pump.fun bonding curve and graduated to PumpSwap, where it now trades.
Credits
Robot Sex Nickels was created in 2014 by the Monkeys here, Laura and Dave "Fletch" Fletcher, and our artwork is used with permission. The 3D model of Tock the Robot is by snowcapstudios on BlendSwap (CC-BY).