You built a clubhouse for cartoon pugs. To get in you need a Pugz NFT. Only 3,500 exist ever. --- Inside the clubhouse is a piggy bank called the PugVault. Every time someone buys or sells a Pugz NFT, 7% of the sale drops into the piggy bank automatically. Nobody can stop it. --- The piggy bank doesn't just sit there. It invests in 15 real stocks — Tesla, Apple, Nvidia, Google and more. Those stocks earn money every day on Robinhood Chain. --- If you activate your Pugz NFT you get a slice of the piggy bank. The bigger your pug, the bigger your slice. You can cash out anytime in dollars, ETH, or any of the 15 stocks. --- Anyone can walk the pug to keep the machine running. When the piggy bank has too much cash sitting idle someone triggers it to invest. They earn a small tip for doing it. --- Now you want to pour more money into the piggy bank. You're going to make a new cheap NFT collection — maybe $5 or $10 each. Easy for anyone to buy. The money from those sales goes straight into the piggy bank. --- That makes the piggy bank bigger which makes Pugz more valuable which means more people buy and sell Pugz which means more 7% drops in which makes the piggy bank even bigger. It feeds itself forever. --- The website rhpugz.art ties it all together. People can mint, check stock prices, manage their pugs, see their earnings and burn NFTs they don't want — all in one place. --- What you built: ▎ A cartoon pug club where holding the NFT earns you real stock market money forever. The more people participate the more everyone earns. And it all runs itself on-chain with no one in control.