A social experiment on Robinhood Chain

A city built on how your stonks trade.

We turn wallets into little pixel cities and see what people build. Buy some NVDA and a chip factory turns up. Trade a bit more and the streets get busy. Nothing to win, nothing to farm — it's just good fun to watch.

Every building ◆ Mint Soon

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3,333
Fixed supply
104
Countries to visit
Countries found
Cities built
Building types

The drop

Date withheld

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3,333Fixed supply
Max per tx
Robinhood ChainNetwork
Allowlist · max per wallet
Public · first come first served

Check your wallet

Paste an address to see whether it can claim a key. No wallet connection, nothing signed, nothing to approve.

Date, time and terms are withheld until the drop. Follow along for the declassification.

Contract address is published here the moment it is deployed. Until then there isn't one — anything claiming otherwise is not us.

How it works

  1. 01 Start with a wallet. Everything a city is made of comes from one address on Robinhood Chain — nothing else goes in.
  2. 02 See why each building is there. Every one traces to something real — a position held, a trade made, a place visited. Nothing is rolled from a trait table.
  3. 03 Mint one of your own. 3,333 cities, and a city is what turns the generator on for your wallet. Trade as normal after that and the skyline moves on its own.
  4. 04 Come back to it. Nothing is stored as a picture, so a city is redrawn from scratch every time — the same wallet next month is a different place.
  5. 05 Try another one. Any address draws a different place — the demo walks one wallet, but no two portfolios build the same skyline.

What this is

It draws wallets as little cities. That is the whole thing. A city is built from what a wallet actually does, and it changes as that wallet does. Anyone can look, right now, without connecting anything.

We were curious what a few thousand of them would look like side by side — who builds, who travels, who only ever turns up to mess about. That is the experiment, and we genuinely do not know how it goes.

No roadmap here, no utility deck, no phase two. If we build something else afterwards you will hear about it then, when it exists. Today it is an experiment that draws cities, and that is all we are promising.

Next

A city you actually own

Right now nobody owns anything, and that is fine. The next step is a fixed run of 3,333 that people can keep. We are not going to list what comes after that, because we would rather show up with something finished than describe it a year early.

See the drop →

Nothing is deployed or audited yet, and nothing here is an offer or a promise of any return.

What's inside

Every part of the city is read straight off the chain — nothing here is decorative.

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Real activity, real city

Wealth tier, transaction history, and token/NFT diversity each drive a different part of the skyline — taller towers, more buildings, a busier mix.

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Unlockable buildings

Fourteen specials gated on real thresholds — trade a wide mix of tokens, build up history, collect NFTs, or just land in the right part of the world.

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Real weather, real time

Every wallet is assigned a real city worldwide — its actual current time and weather set the sky, the season, and whether it's raining on your block right now.

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Living streets

Cars, pedestrians, dogs and cats, drifting clouds — all animated, all scaled to how active the wallet actually is.

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KPI dashboard

Every trait pairs with the raw on-chain stat driving it, so the relationship between what you did and what you see is never a black box.

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Regional architecture

Asia, Europe, Africa, South America, and Oceania each unlock their own themed building — your city carries a hint of where it actually is.

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Export your city

Download any generated city as SVG or PNG straight from the app — your block, saved.

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Cities remember

Every city keeps its own history — how it has grown, everywhere it has been, and the biggest it ever got. Come back in a month and it can show you the difference.