1,000 trader-personality NFTs on Robinhood Chain. Each Stackbot has a strategy — and it actually invests: half the mint and half the royalties fund a vault that buys the Stackbot a real, on-chain, style-matched basket. Your Stackbot is backed by a growing portfolio, not a static picture.

50% of mint proceeds and 50% of royalties flow into the Stackbots vault. On a regular cadence it buys the tradable assets matched to each Stackbot’s style, and every Stackbot accrues its own share — weighted by its archetype and per-token nuance — so all 1,000 are unique, at minimum investing-wise. You benefit by holding: the portfolio grows behind your Stackbot.

No — there are 20 archetype artworks, 50 Stackbots of each (1,000 total). The art is shared within an archetype, so a “Builder” looks like the other Builders. What makes each of the 1,000 unique is its on-chain investing profile: per-token basket weights plus a rarity tier, so no two portfolios are exactly the same.

Only assets that are genuinely tradable on Robinhood Chain — e.g. NVDA, SPY, QQQ, SPCX, SGOV (a T-bill/bond ETF), ETH, and liquid tokens like CASHCAT. The tickers on each Stackbot’s art express its identity; the on-chain basket is a curated, tradable mapping of that style (some art tickers aren’t listed on-chain, so we map to the nearest tradable ones). Nothing is claimed that can’t be bought.