SPYthe market
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The S&P 500, tokenized. Half of every claim is the whole market — the part that does not care which name is in fashion this week.
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Robinhood Chain · 5555 tokens
One tower.
5555 desks.
Somewhere up there a broker is already
working your account. Scroll up to him.
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Floor 34 · window 7
That one is yours.
Meet your broker
He never leaves
the desk.
Charts, coffee, a nameplate and one job:
close deals every hour you let him.
▮ RENDER MODE REALITY
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BROKER #0053 · ONLINE · FULLY ANIMATED · ON-CHAIN RECORD CLEAN
Back on the floor
5555 of him.
Each one alive.
Your broker just took his window. Every claim is a deal, every deal wakes his office — and grows your cut of the pool. Pick a career stage to shift the whole floor, and move your cursor across the blinds to look inside.
EVOLVING BROKERS TOWER
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Stage decides your weight in the reward pool. Sell him and he cools one stage down.
The terms
The floor keeps
its own record.
Claims, promotions, payouts and the rules that govern them come off the same roll. It has been printing since mint and it does not stop.
The payout
Not the token.
Stocks.
Every claim swaps your slice of the pool into tokenized equities on Robinhood Chain and sends them to your wallet. One basket for all 5555 — stage decides the size of the slice, never what is in it.
NVDAthe leader
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The stock the rest of the tape is priced against. Almost half of your slice rides the leader of the cycle.
GMEthe bet
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A pinch of the lottery. Ten percent that can do something the other ninety never will — kept small so it seasons the basket instead of pricing it.
- 85% of every fee this floor earns goes to the pool — marketplace royalties and token trading alike.
- Bought at claim. The pool holds revenue, not inventory; your slice is swapped into all three the moment you take it.
- One basket. Idle or Overheated, you hold the same three names. Stage only changes how much.
// The same rules, in text
- Claim
- Once an hour. Every claim is a deal on his record.
- Ladder
- 3, 10, 30 and 75 deals move him to Focused, Locked In, Manic and Overheated.
- The pool
- 85% of every fee this floor earns — marketplace royalties and token trading alike. 70% of it is divided evenly between all 5555, the other 30% by stage — 1×, 1.8×, 3×, 5×, 8×. That fixes what each broker is owed, whoever else shows up.
- The payout
- Tokenized stock, bought the moment you claim — 50% SPY, 40% NVDA, 10% GME, straight to your wallet. Every claim pays you a slice of the house book, all three tickers at once. Stage decides the size of the slice, never its contents.
- Clock in
- A broker earns only while clocked in. Clocking in burns 55,555 of the project token — once per broker, again after a sale.
- Unclaimed
- Nothing burns. Hours you do not claim sit on the broker and pay out, in full, at his next claim — and they follow him to a buyer.
- Weight
- An Overheated broker is owed about twice what a fresh one is. Your share is yours: it does not shrink because others claimed, and it does not swell because they did not.
- First day
- For 24 hours after mint every broker runs at Overheated, so you can see where yours ends up. A day-one sale does not touch his record.
- Transfer
- After that, a sale drops his record below the previous threshold — you buy the broker, not the grind.
Pull back
The floor never sleeps.
Every broker is a living, animated scene — his own office rolled from his token id: the wall, the screens, the desk, the name on the plate. Hover any of them to watch stage 4 in motion.
// FAQ
What does the pool actually pay?
Tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain — 50% SPY, 40% NVDA, 10% GME. One basket for everyone, swapped at the moment of your claim and sent to your wallet.
Do I lose anything by claiming late?
Money, no — unclaimed hours accrue on the broker and pay in full at his next claim. Deals, yes: the ladder only counts claims, so a broker who shows up hourly climbs while a patient one earns at the bottom weight.
Why is my broker not earning?
He is not clocked in. Clocking in burns 55,555 of the project token, once per broker; a sale clocks him out and the new owner pays again.
How long to reach the top?
Claims are hourly. The ladder is 3, 10, 30 and 75 deals — the first two stages arrive on day one, the last inside a week of actual play.
Why is my broker at stage 5 on day one?
First day on the floor: for 24 hours after mint every broker runs flat out so you can see where yours ends up. Then he starts at Idle.
What happens when I sell?
His record drops below the previous threshold — the new owner gets him one stage down with the grind ahead. The one exception is the first day: while everyone runs Overheated, a sale leaves the record alone.
Is the art on-chain?
Art on IPFS, metadata resolves per stage, so marketplaces follow the broker as he moves.