Is there a Vault Street airdrop?
No. Vault Street Tycoon is a browser game on Robinhood Chain that launches on 22 October 2026, and it doesn't promise an airdrop. Its docs say it plainly: "Nothing is promised. Rewards are a share of a fixed payout split between all players, paid in $VST, whose price moves with the market. Only play with money you can afford to lose."
Two things are on offer. Right now there's a free whitelist for its NFT collection, which the X profile describes as "1000 Free mint collectibles". From launch there's the game itself, which pays its $VST token to players who buy a bank with ETH.
Warning Don't confuse it with Vault Street at vaultstreet.com, a separate product built by Resolv Labs: "Only addresses that have been approved following KYC/KYB verification can hold, send, or receive primeUSD and CARRY." This guide is about vaultstreet.fun and its X account @VaultStreet_rh.
What Vault Street Tycoon is
In its own words: "Vault Street is an idle bank tycoon on Robinhood Chain. You own a bank on a shared city street, fill its plots with financial assets, and earn $VST every second from The Vault, a reward pool that pays out to every active bank." The site gives the launch as "LAUNCH · OCT 22 · 5PM UTC", which is 20:00 Romania time. Its X account gives a different plan, with early access on 22 October and "Oct 23 - Public access".
How Vault Street rewards work
$VST has a fixed supply: "1,000,000,000 were created once and 100,000,000 (10%) were burned at launch". The split is "The Vault 60% Liquidity 20% Team 10% Burned 10%", and the team's share "Vests over 1 year". The Vault is the reward pool, and "The Vault starts with 600,000,000 $VST". It pays out fast at first: 25% of it on launch day, 2% of what's left each day for the rest of the first week, then 5% a day.
Your cut depends on everyone else: "Your share = your yield ÷ everyone's yield." The docs add: "Nobody can promise a number." Spending in the game refills the pool, since "60% of everything players spend in-game flows back into The Vault, so it keeps refilling as the game grows." Early players get boosts, and "The first 500 Treasuries earn +25% for 72 h."
Vault Street airdrop step-by-step guide
There's no airdrop. These steps cover the free NFT whitelist and, from 22 October, the paid game.
- Open vaultstreet.fun/whitelist and sign in with X. The site says: "We only read your name, username and profile picture."
- Like, repost and comment on the pinned post: "Interact with our pinned post on X."
- "Post a tweet, thread or art about Vault Street and tag" its account @VaultStreet_rh, then paste the link to your post.
- Enter a public EVM wallet address (starting 0x) and submit. Spots aren't guaranteed: "Final whitelist spots are confirmed on X before mint." No mint date has been published.
Warning The whitelist only asks for a public 0x address. Never give anyone a seed phrase. The team has already called one third-party free mint giveaway fake.
- The game opens on 22 October at 17:00 UTC: "Open vaultstreet.fun/play, tap Connect wallet and sign a free message." Then you buy a bank, which the game calls a Treasury: "Pick one of 5 Treasuries ($2 to $45). It's your bank, yours forever, one per wallet."
Open the Vault Street whitelistOpens vaultstreet.fun
Vault Street costs and fees
The whitelist is free. The game isn't: "ETH, once: your Treasury is bought with ETH on Robinhood Chain." That money goes to the team: "Paid in ETH to the team, to fund development and the game's servers." Everything after that costs $VST, and "Prices are listed in dollars and paid in $VST at 1,000 $VST per $1."
Getting tokens out costs more. You need 10,000 $VST in your wallet before you can claim, as the docs explain: "Your wallet must hold this much to claim (anti-bot)." Claims carry a 10% tax, or "25% if you claimed in the last 24 h." Selling has its own fee: "Buys are free. Sells pay 10% at launch, falling to 2% over the first hour, then 2%." And "Each wallet can claim up to 1,000,000 $VST per day, and all players together up to 15,000,000 $VST per day."
Warning Since you must hold 10,000 $VST to claim, most players will have to buy $VST before they can cash out anything. What you earn depends on how many others join and on the $VST price.
Vault Street risks and eligibility
- The team is anonymous. The site names no company and has no terms of service or privacy policy, so there's no list of excluded countries, age limit or KYC rule.
- It's brand new: the X account was created on 10 October 2026, twelve days before launch.
- No contracts are out yet: "Contract addresses are published here at launch." No audit is mentioned.
- The NFT perks are vague. The site promises that holders "share game revenue, vote on decisions, get in-game boosts and can fuse NFTs to earn more", but the docs say "More NFT details are coming soon."
- Your bank stops earning if you don't pay its upkeep: "When guards run out your bank stops earning until you pay again." Robberies can also take part of what you haven't claimed: "A robbery takes 7.5% of your unclaimed rewards back into The Vault."
- The site and the X account give different launch plans, so check both on 22 October.
Who is behind Vault Street?
Nobody we could find. The site's only owner line is "© 2026 Vault Street Tycoon", with no person, company, address or contact email. The X account @VaultStreet_rh, which links to vaultstreet.fun, is the only official channel; there's no Telegram or Discord. No funding has been announced. It has no connection we could find to Resolv Labs' Vault Street.
Sources
- Vault Street Tycoon Vault Street
- Vault Street docs Vault Street,
- NFT whitelist Vault Street
- Early access closed Vault Street
- Vault Street profile Vault Street on X
- Launch plan: early access 22 Oct, public 23 Oct Vault Street on X,
- Pinned whitelist post Vault Street on X,
- Fake giveaway warning Vault Street on X
- Eligibility and onboarding (the other Vault Street) Vault Street by Resolv Labs
This guide explains how the program works. It isn't financial advice, and no airdrop is guaranteed. Check Vault Street's official channels before you connect a wallet or deposit funds.
