ROBINHOODPUNKS

WHAT IS THIS

Robinhood Punks is a collection of 2000 unique pixel characters on Robinhood Chain, the new Ethereum layer 2 built by Robinhood on the Arbitrum stack. Every pixel of every punk lives inside the contract itself. No IPFS, no servers, no links that can rot. The palette, the sprites and the composition of all 2000 punks are stored on chain and the images are drawn by the contract on demand, the same architecture CryptoPunks used to put its art on Ethereum.

There are humans of every shade, and there are others. 18 zombies walk the chain. 5 bulls run it. 2 golden punks rule it.

The free claim has concluded. All 2000 punks were claimed by $PUNKS holders and the collection now lives across roughly 1500 wallets. The only way in is the marketplace.

THE ART

Every punk was composed by a deterministic algorithm, not a hand on a mouse. The engine assembled all 2000 from 47 hand authored pixel sprites and a palette of 72 colors, under weighted rarity, slot exclusivity and a hard uniqueness rule: no two punks share a trait combination, and the odds were fixed forever the moment the seed was chosen. Rerun the algorithm and you get the same 2000 punks. That is what determinism means.

36 attributes across 8 trait slots. Every count is verifiable by reading the sealed art contract, not a rarity site.

FULLY CLAIMED. NOW IT TRADES.

Punks were never sold by the team. They were claimed, free, by $PUNKS holders until the last one was taken. From here the collection changes hands only on the marketplace: browse all 2000, find yours, buy it or put a bid on it.

open the marketplace or browse the collection

NATIVE MARKETPLACE

The marketplace lives inside the token contract, just like the original CryptoPunks. List your punk at a price, take bids, accept a bid, or buy one that is listed. Trades settle in ETH directly on Robinhood Chain with no middleman. A 2 percent royalty on each sale flows back to the project, enforced by the contract itself.

THE TECH

Robinhood Chain launched its public mainnet in July 2026. It is a permissionless Arbitrum stack rollup with 100ms blocks that settles to Ethereum, uses ETH for gas, and keeps fees tiny. That is what makes fully on chain art practical: storing the art for the entire collection cost only a few dollars, and every claim or trade costs a fraction of a cent to a few cents.

Contract addresses and verification links appear here at launch. The art data contract is sealed after upload, meaning the art can never be changed by anyone, including us.