BLUE CHIP MINT · 0.001 ETH

Tokenized equities · ERC-6551 · Robinhood Chain 4663

Real stock
inside every
tower

3,333 accounts, and every one of them owns a wallet holding actual tokenized equity — NVDA, SPY, TSLA and five more, the same instruments trading on this chain. Rotate the position or withdraw the shares whenever you like. The tower is only the receipt: it is drawn on-chain from what the wallet really holds.

Supply
3,333
Mint
0.001 ETH
Listed stocks
8
Admin keys
NONE

01 — The desk

Fund it and
watch it rise

Every dollar that goes through the contract is a floor. Put a chip on the account and the building takes it — floors go up, windows come on, the mast climbs. Move to another stock and the whole night follows the position. This is the artwork, live.

Tower #0417 DECO
Floors
3
Accounted
$0
Position
NVDA
$CHIP burned
0

Put a chip down

$CHIP

    Preview. Contracts are not deployed yet, so this desk runs the real formulas against a demo account. Nothing here is on-chain data.

    02 — How it works

    Three moves

    I

    Take a tower

    An ERC-6551 wallet is deployed at mint and the address is yours — it shows up on the explorer, it travels with the NFT. A stock is assigned at random and your archetype is fixed forever.

    II

    Fund it

    Two doors. Already hold $CHIP? Put it straight to work. New here? Pay in USDG and the contract buys $CHIP for you and burns every unit of it. Either way, shares land in your wallet and the tower grows.

    III

    Change your mind

    Rotate to another stock whenever you like. The position swaps at market price and the only cost is the commission. Withdrawing is always free — no lock, no cooldown, nobody to ask.

    03 — What you actually own

    An address,
    a balance,
    a way out

    Most NFTs hand you a picture and a promise. This one hands you a wallet you can look up, shares you can withdraw, and a drawing that has no choice but to tell the truth.

    A wallet, not a JPEG

    Your tower is an ERC-6551 account with its own address. Look it up, watch it, send to it. Sell the NFT and the wallet goes with it, contents and all.

    Real shares, not points

    Inside sits actual tokenized stock — the same instruments trading on this chain. Not a claim, not an IOU, not a receipt.

    The exit is always open

    Withdraw the whole balance whenever you want, for free. The contract has no function that lets us reach your wallet, and no owner who could add one.

    Art drawn from the ledger

    Floors come from what the account actually holds. There is no IPFS, no server, no frozen metadata — the tower is redrawn from chain every time it is read.

    A seat on the skyline

    Your tower stands in a public row of 3,333. Rotate and you move a bar everyone is reading in the index below.

    A share of the flow

    Trading fees from $CHIP are spread across accounts by size. Take them in USDG, or compound them into your own stock in one transaction — the tower goes up with it. Your share is fixed at the moment it is earned, so nobody can arrive late and take it.

    04 — Blue chip index

    What 3,333
    brokers hold

    A sentiment poll nobody can fake, because every row costs something to move. The market runs all day; the skyline changes with it.

    StockAccountsDistributionShare

    Awaiting the first towers — this table fills itself from chain

    05 — Eight nights

    The position
    is the palette

    Eight stocks, eight nights. The ticker is never written anywhere on the piece — the position is stated in colour, and proven on-chain by the wallet itself.

    06 — The numbers

    Where the
    money goes

    Funding

    If you deposit $CHIPShare
    Sold and converted to your stock100%
    Taken out of your depositnothing
    If you pay in USDGShare
    Converted to your stock94%
    Buys $CHIP and burns it6%

    Paying in $CHIP is deliberately the cheaper door: nothing is deducted from your deposit, so the whole of it becomes stock. The burn on that path is covered on our side, out of the creator fee. Nothing bought is ever sold back.

    There is a third door — fund() — where you pay in USDG and settle the commission yourself in $CHIP, at the fixed rates on the right. Same result, different bill.

    Rotating & commission

    Account size$CHIP
    < $1002,500
    $100 – $1,00010,000
    $1,000 – $10,00050,000
    > $10,000200,000

    Fixed amounts, not a percentage of a price — the contract never reads a price, so there is no oracle to manipulate. The tier is decided by the account's size after the transaction, so a first deposit cannot buy in at the cheapest rate. 70% of every commission is burned, 30% goes to the treasury. Withdrawing is always free.

    07 — Guarantees

    What is promised,
    what is not

    GUARANTEED BY CODE

    • Your stock is always yours. The contract gives us no access to it.
    • No owner, no pause, no upgrade, no migration. Nothing changes after deploy.
    • Every path out of a wallet sends assets to the NFT owner — the destination is never a parameter.
    • No price is ever read on-chain, so there is no oracle to manipulate.
    • The list of stocks can be extended, never narrowed.

    NOT GUARANTEED

    • The stock itself can fall. That is Nvidia risk, not project risk — you would carry it buying the share anywhere.
    • Distribution size depends on $CHIP volume. We publish the formula, not a promise.
    • The contract cannot be paused. If a bug ships, nobody can stop it.
    • Wallets start empty at launch. Owners fill them — the skyline is dark until they do.

    3,333 towers · random archetype · random opening position

    Take a tower

    0.001 ETH

    CONTRACTS NOT DEPLOYED YET

    Up to 20 per transaction · mint proceeds go to the treasury, wallets are funded by their owners