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Robinhood Punks aren't stored on a server. They aren't on IPFS. They aren't a link that can break.
Every one of the 2000 punks lives inside the contract, on Robinhood Chain. The blockchain doesn't point to the art. The blockchain is the art.
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Big thanks to @gmgnai for integrating the pmav protocol into their frontend. Much for being the first to integrate pmav and sharing our vision of the future.
This is only the beginning & GMGN are pioneers with us in the development of growing the RH Chain!
Official Opensea of Robinhood Punks (on-chain)
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All Robinhood Punks have been claimed. All the art was generated by algorithms and stored on Robinhood Chain blocks.
Posts a whole thread and he says this
Here's the part almost no collection can claim:
The entire collection is 25 kilobytes. Palette, sprites, and the exact composition of all 2000 punks, written permanently into a Robinhood Chain contract and sealed forever. Nobody can alter a single pixel. Not even us.
The marketplace isn't a website either. Offers, bids, escrow and a 2 percent royalty are functions inside the token itself, settling in ETH with no middleman.
Same architecture CryptoPunks used to make history on Ethereum, reborn on Robinhood Chain where it costs a fraction of a cent.
2000 punks. 25 kilobytes. Zero dependencies. The first fully on chain collection on Robinhood Chain, and it cannot be unwritten.
This is what permanent looks like.
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Each punk was born from an algorithm, not a mouse.
A deterministic engine composed all 2000 from 47 hand authored pixel sprites and a 72 color palette. Weighted rarity, slot exclusivity, guaranteed uniqueness. No two punks share a trait combination. The odds were sealed the moment the seed was chosen.











