Every artwork is a live portfolio of tokenized stocks — and not just art: stake it and it pays you $ARTSTOX by how well it trades. Load it with real stock tokens. Burn rivals into it. The market paints it 24/7, and even the code lives on-chain.
Each token mints a weighted portfolio — 3 or more tickers from one of eight sets — and renders it as a mirrored quarter in which every tile is a letter of its ticker. Colour share tracks portfolio weight. A pumping stock flips its letters to their complement; a falling one cools toward indigo; violent tape blurs the picture. Your artwork is your position's body language.
The ground is paper. Colour is something you earn: the only way it enters a piece is by merging, which lays a coloured ring in the frame. A loud artwork has eaten something. Three in a hundred are born on colour anyway, and DARTS is always black.
One in a hundred breaks the law of the collection: DARTS ★ throws random picks across every set — colors that should never share a canvas. If it looks illegal, it's rare.
Everything you do to a piece leaves a mark on it. You can read a token's whole history off the picture, without opening its metadata.
The universe is whittled to the 37 tickers that have both a canonical Stock Token contract and a Chainlink price feed on Robinhood Chain — 35 equities (NVDA to SpaceX) plus BTC and ETH. If it can't be priced by an eth_call, it isn't in the collection. NAV, the leaderboard, staking rewards: all pure on-chain math anyone can verify.
Every holding priced by Chainlink on chain 4663. No indexer, no API keys, no permission.
Every one a different portfolio. Merges burn tokens forever — supply only falls from here.
Mint-block feed prices are the permanent baseline. Two tokens minted the same day race forever.
Tokenized stocks trade around the clock. The closing bell is abolished.
Portfolio, prices, metadata — and the renderer itself. The contract hands your browser the entire artwork, code included. Nothing can rot.
reward = base × (1 + k × portfolio return), floor 0.25×, cap 4×. Skill pays. Bull markets print.Robinhood Chain is a public Ethereum L2 (Arbitrum Orbit, chainId 4663) where tokenized equities trade permissionlessly, 24/7, with self-custody — with Uniswap and Chainlink integrated from day one. Art Stox mints there, reads there, and settles there. The artwork and its subject share a ledger.
rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com · robinhoodchain.blockscout.com · 37 feeds · ERC-721 + per-token vaults + $ARTSTOX
The coins only enter the collection at mint, inside genesis Coins tokens. No deposit can ever add them. The only way to get BTC/ETH into a bigger artwork is to buy a Coins token and merge it in — Coins are the scarce carriers, consumed on use.
No artwork ever holds more than 10 positions, or fewer than 3 — except a genesis Coins piece, which is born as a pair and stays one. A merge that would overflow forces you to choose which 10 survive — and the shares you drop are gone. That is the only way a ticker ever leaves a piece.
Merges and deposits add to your cost basis. Performance = value ÷ everything ever put in. You cannot buy your way up the leaderboard — only trade your way up.
Buy a stock from another set and the piece becomes a CONGLOMERATE forever — for 3× the $ARTSTOX burn — 360 instead of 120. Every set has its own colour, so an impure artwork is obvious on sight. Purity and degeneracy are both choices, and both cost.
Every merged-away token's ID is written onto its acquirer forever. Artworks carry their war records on-chain.
DARTS ★ (1%) exists only at mint — random picks across every set. Merging can build a Conglomerate, but born-random can never be bred.
A delisted stock's feed simply stops. After ninety days of silence that holding freezes: its letters lose their colour to ash, stop answering the market, and never move again. It is the only mark on an artwork its owner did not choose.
Deposits are permanent. Real stock you add becomes part of the artwork — the only way it ever leaves is being dropped by an over-cap merge. You sell the piece, not its contents.
Art Stox is experimental art. Mint at your own risk, only what you can afford to lose — nothing here is investment advice and nothing is sold with an expectation of profit. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Robinhood Markets, Inc.; independent art on public Robinhood Chain infrastructure. DYOR.