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rank 1–5 of 47
Gold ground, bull horns, a smirk he has not earned. The chart behind him is climbing.
Every other collection freezes rarity at mint. This one does not. Each of the 4,700 brokers is bound to one of the 47 tokenised stocks on Robinhood Chain — 100 brokers per stock — and he wears its ticker on the plate under his chin. Where that stock ranks over the last 24 hours decides which desk he is standing at, and the desk is redrawn under him as the ranking moves.
One token. Four desks. Same face, same suit, same tie — only his fortune changes.
rank 1–5 of 47
Gold ground, bull horns, a smirk he has not earned. The chart behind him is climbing.
rank 6–16 of 47
Green ground and a lit cigar. Comfortable, not untouchable.
rank 17–35 of 47
Slate ground. No accessory, no story. Most of the floor lives here.
rank 36–47 of 47
Red ground, sweat on the forehead, tie dragged loose, collar gaping. The chart behind him has fallen over.
Mint fees and royalties accrue for 24 hours. At the close the pot is swapped into the day's best-performing tokenised stocks and paid out to the brokers wearing them — in that stock, not in a governance token.
Winner-takes-all was the first design and it leaves 46 of 47 groups permanently dead. A podium keeps three cohorts live every single day and still turns over constantly.
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Nothing here is AI-generated. Every broker is drawn from 32×32 pixel layers by a deterministic generator, so the collection reads as one hand and a token renders identically forever.
Past this point the site stops being a site. You are dropped into the trading floor in first person and everything happens in the room.

The mint is not on-chain yet — the ERC-721 is not deployed, so what you pull is kept in your browser, and the 24h moves are simulated from the clock rather than read from Robinhood Chain.