Robinhood Chain · 5555 Faces · fully on-chain
NEONFACES
They don't blink.
5555 close-up pixel faces on Robinhood Chain. Every Face is also a wallet, and every wallet holds a small piece of the market: a basket of Stock Tokens you can keep, add to, withdraw or put to work.
A portrait that holds something
On Robinhood Chain the market never closes, so someone has to keep watching. NEONFACES are the faces of those watchers: no bodies, no costumes, just an eye, a nose, a strip of forehead, cropped so tight that only the stare is left. Every one is drawn in blocks of neon #CCFF00 fading to black.
What makes them different is behind the image. Each Face is the key to its own wallet, and that wallet is filled when the Face is minted. Sell the Face and you sell the stare, together with everything it has accumulated.
The art lives on the chain
Most collections keep their images on a server or on IPFS, and the NFT only points at them. NEONFACES stores the pixels themselves on Robinhood Chain: every Face is a grid of 20 to 40 blocks, about 168 bytes, and the contract draws the image and writes its description every time someone asks. No server, no link that can break.
The full set was sealed against a fingerprint published before the first mint, so nobody can swap the art later. There are eleven traits (crop, light, grain, expression, accessories and more) with exact, published counts.
Every Face is a wallet
Each Face gets its own account on the chain (the ERC-6551 standard): the NFT is the key. Whoever holds the Face controls the account. Tokens, stablecoins and pieces of tokenized stocks can live inside it.
Every Face starts with a base basket of about $3 in one of TSLA, NVDA, AAPL, AMZN or MSFT. You can leave it there, add more, or withdraw it at any time from the Face's page. If the Face changes hands, what's inside goes with it.
Three kinds of stare, decided at the reveal
After the mint closes, the reveal assigns every token its art with a formula anyone can recompute on the chain. The art decides the tier, and the counts are exact. Watch and Heavy Stare Faces then receive a top-up on top of their base basket.


Glance · 4444
Base basket, about $3.


Watch · 833
+ about $9 of NVDA, GOOGL or META and $3 of USDG.


Heavy Stare · 278
+ about $57: SPY, NVDA, TSLA and USDG.
Nothing valuable is decided inside the mint transaction, so bots can't mint, peek at the tier and cancel until they land a rare one. Basket values are set from live prices right before launch.
Part of every sale fills the Faces
The mint happens on OpenSea. OpenSea keeps its 10% fee, and the rest goes to a split written into the contract. 40% of it goes to a seed vault: a contract that can only buy the basket tokens, at prices checked against Chainlink, and deliver them straight to the Faces' pool. That money can't be spent on anything else.
Most Faces are born with their basket. A Face minted in the first minutes, before the pool is restocked, gets it shortly after; anyone can deliver a pending basket with one click from the Face's page.
Said before, not after
The shares and the addresses are fixed in the contract. Nobody can change them, and anyone can trigger the payout.
Resale royalties are 5%, suggested and optional: transfers are never restricted.
The stare can work
Robinhood Chain is built for agents too. From your Face's page you can hand simple jobs to an agent (a bot, an app or an AI service) with a step-by-step setup in plain language, and you stay the owner.
- It can only do the actions you allow, like trading the Face's tokens.
- Trades go through a guard contract: what it buys always comes back into the Face, never more than 1% worse than the Chainlink price, and never beyond the daily limit you set.
- It can spend ETH only up to the budget you give it.
- It can never sign for the Face, it expires on the date you choose, and it stops the moment the Face is sold.
Lock before you list
A seller could empty a Face's wallet right before a sale goes through. NEONFACES prevents that: the holder can lock the wallet until a date. Until then nothing can leave it, not by the holder, not by an agent, not by a signature, and the lock stays in place after the sale. Buyers see "Locked until" in the traits and get exactly what they paid for.
Traits that keep watching
The metadata isn't frozen on day one. It reads the Face as it is now:
- Unblinking: how many days the Face has stayed with its current holder. Selling resets it.
- Holds TSLA, NVDA…: what the Face's wallet actually contains.
- Locked until: the date its wallet opens again, if it is locked.
They don't smile. They don't pose. They don't blink.
From mint to your wallet
- Mint on OpenSeaHolders of Robinhood Chain collections go first, then holders of partner collections, then everyone. Stages and prices are announced before the sale.
- Wallet and base basketYour Face gets its wallet in the same transaction and its base basket from the pool.
- RevealWhen the mint closes, the chain assigns every Face its art and tier.
- Top-upWatch and Heavy Stare Faces receive their extra basket.
- Yours to useKeep it, add to it, withdraw, set up an agent, lock it before listing, or sell it with everything inside.
Everything important is on the chain
| Fixed | What it means |
|---|---|
| 5555 | Total supply, written in the contract. It can't grow. |
| 111 | Team Faces, capped in the contract. |
| No proxy | The contracts can't be swapped for new code. |
| No pause | Transfers and resales can never be stopped or blocked. |
| Sealed art | The pixels match a fingerprint published before the mint. |
| Open review | The security review, tests and code are public. |
NEONFACES does not sell shares or shareholder rights, and promises no returns. It sells an artwork that can hold on-chain exposure. What's inside a Face is worth whatever those tokens are worth, and the holder can withdraw it at any time.