ROBINHOOD BROKERSKEEP THEM ALIVE
What you holdBring one backLife StatesKeep it aliveDeathRegisterOPENSEA@RHBrokersNFT
BRING ONE BACK
01

BUY $BROKER

There is no second token to understand. $BROKER raises a Broker from the graveyard, holding it restores one that has degraded, and burning it brings a dead one back. The Exchange reads the chain's ETH/USD oracle, so a dollar is a dollar whatever ETH is doing.

of ETH
RATE100,000 / $1
RAISES1 Broker
OR RESTORES ANYTHING DOWN TO80% health
YOU RECEIVE50,000 $BROKER
02

BRING ONE BACK

There is no ordinary mint button. You don't mint a Broker, you raise one — burn $BROKER and it comes out of the graveyard at full health. From that moment it is yours to keep alive. The cost rises as the graveyard empties — the desk always quotes what the next one costs, and the contract charges exactly that.

Brokers
PRICE NOW
AT THIS PRICE
LIMIT10 per wallet
DESTROYED FOR GOOD
YOU BURN

Cannot reach Robinhood Chain right now. Reload in a moment.

BROKERS7,000RAISEDSTILL BURIEDLIFESPAN UNSTAKED50 days$BROKER BURNED

Keep
them
alive.

7,000 · ONE LIFE

The Brokers were never meant to live forever. They exist somewhere between life and death, waiting for someone to bring them back. Once resurrected, every Broker has a choice: stay protected, wander freely, or slowly fade away.

One question: will yours survive?

Brokers7,000
Decay unstaked2% a day
Dies in50 days
Staked decayNone
Stored off chain0 bytes
03

Every Broker has a Life State

the artwork is the health bar

The picture is drawn by the contract from the Life State itself. A Broker that is dying does not get a badge saying so — it visibly fades. This is the same Broker, at every state it can be in.

Alive
AliveFull health. Freshly raised, or freshly restored.
Fading
FadingIt has been out of the Crypt a while.
Failing
FailingHalfway gone. Restoring is getting expensive.
Critical
CriticalDays from the end.
Dead
DeadOnly burning $BROKER brings it back.

A staked Broker reads Protected and holds whatever health it went in with. Nothing about the picture is stored anywhere — it is composed on chain, at the Life State the Broker has at the moment somebody looks.

04

Stake it, or watch it decay

a real Broker, on the real numbers
ALIVE100%50 days left
DAY0DEATHS0PAID IN35,000BURNED FOREVER35,000MUST HOLD0
  • Raised from the graveyard at full health.

The decay here is the contract's: 2% of full health a day while it is in your wallet, none at all while it is staked, and the picture is drawn by the same fade the chain applies. Restoring costs you nothing but requires you to have held the $BROKER for 24 hours.

05

$BROKER keeps them alive

hold it — you never spend it
RESTORE

Hold, don't spend

A degraded Broker doesn't have to die. Restore it by buying and holding $BROKER. The tokens never leave your wallet — the contract only checks that they are there, and have been for 24 hours.

That waiting period is the whole trick. Without it a stranger could borrow the balance for one transaction and heal the entire collection for free.

THE FURTHER IT FELL

The more you need

Life StateHoldIn dollars
Alive · 90%25,000$0.25
Fading · 70%75,000$0.75
Failing · 50%125,000$1.25
Critical · 25%187,500$1.88
Critical · 0%249,975$2.5
PROTECT

Or stake it

A staked Broker cannot decay and cannot die. It is also not in your wallet, so it cannot be sold while it sits there. Take it out and the clock restarts exactly where it stopped — the Crypt neither charges you for the time nor gives any back.

Stake it, and keep it alive. Unstake it, and accept the risk.

06

Death

and what it costs
LEFT ALONEDEAD
BURN $BROKER
BROUGHT BACKALIVE

If you leave your Broker unattended long enough its Life State reaches zero and the Broker dies. But death doesn't mean the end. A dead Broker can be resurrected by burning $BROKER — the tokens are permanently destroyed and your Broker returns to life. Burn the token. Bring back the Broker. A corpse can still be traded, so somebody else can be the one who saves it.

DeathBurn to returnIn dollarsDestroyed forever
First100,000 $BROKER$1100,000
Second150,000 $BROKER$1.5150,000
Third200,000 $BROKER$2200,000
Fourth250,000 $BROKER$2.5250,000

Every death after the first costs 50,000 $BROKER more than the last, so a Broker that has been back many times is a Broker somebody paid dearly to keep.

07

Death is deflationary

every cycle leaves something behind
$BROKERBrokerLifeDeath$BROKER

Sacrifice

A Broker can also be voluntarily burned by its owner. It is destroyed, and its place in the 7,000 is gone with it.

Nothing comes back. Everything paid into that Broker was already destroyed.

Paid into a BrokerComes backGone forever
35,000nothing35,000
135,000nothing135,000
285,000nothing285,000

Why it can only shrink

Every $BROKER paid in is destroyed on the spot — raising, resurrecting, all of it. Not sent to a dead address, not parked in a treasury: burned, so the token's total supply itself falls and anyone can check the number.

The press is fixed at deploy and there is no mint function on the token — not for the owner, not for anyone. Supply is a one-way street, and the more the system is used the less $BROKER there is.

The contract can escrow a share of each payment so a sacrifice returns something, but that share is set to zero: nothing is owed to anyone today. It is taken at payment time, so switching it on later could never create a claim on tokens already burned.

08

One token. One life cycle.

every action has a consequence
Do thisAnd$BROKER
Raise a Brokerit comes out of the graveyard at full healthburned
Stake itit is protected and cannot decay or dienothing
Leave it in your walletit degrades, and the artwork degrades with itnothing
Hold $BROKERa degraded Broker is restored to full healthheld, not spent
Burn $BROKERa dead Broker returns to lifedestroyed
Sacrifice the Brokerit is destroyed, and its place in the 7,000 with itnothing returned

Life has a cost. Death has a cost. Resurrection has a cost. The collection isn't just about owning a Broker — it's about deciding how long you want yours to live.

09

The Register

7,000 waiting

Case numbers, not token numbers. Which Broker each token turns out to be is drawn from a block hash when the collection is sealed, before anybody — the team included — has raised a single one.

10

Traits

counted, not estimated
HeadwearCountShare
Halo891.27%
Soul Flame1181.69%
Crown1592.27%
Horns2413.44%
Laurel2513.59%
Wizard Hat3354.79%
Top Hat3835.47%
Cowboy Hat5017.16%
Headset5557.93%
Cowl5828.31%
Bucket Hat6709.57%
Cap72810.40%
Beanie76610.94%
Bandana80211.46%
None82011.71%
SocketsCountShare
Void861.23%
Violet2703.86%
Gold5197.41%
Crimson6809.71%
Ice89812.83%
Toxic1,01814.54%
Ember1,16516.64%
Hollow2,36433.77%
GarmentCountShare
Royal Mantle1211.73%
Arcane Cloak2804.00%
Tuxedo3895.56%
Varsity4937.04%
Shroud5517.87%
Monk Robe6028.60%
Puffer6369.09%
Techwear6659.50%
Hoodie72710.39%
Denim79111.30%
Leather85912.27%
Suit88612.66%
JawCountShare
Grill2673.81%
Clenched5808.29%
Gold Tooth96313.76%
Gap1,35619.37%
Teeth3,83454.77%
AccessoryCountShare
Third Eye911.30%
Eye Patch2814.01%
Nose Ring4886.97%
Cigarette6238.90%
Neck Chain75410.77%
Gold Earring96613.80%
Hairline Crack1,04914.99%
None2,74839.26%
BoneCountShare
Charred4736.76%
Fossil1,37619.66%
Bleached1,92627.51%
Ivory3,22546.07%
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Case File

No. 4250
No. 4250TOP 1% · RANK 1 OF 7,000
TraitValueShare
HeadwearHalo1.27%
SocketsGold7.41%
GarmentMonk Robe8.60%
JawGrill3.81%
AccessoryThird Eye1.30%
BoneIvory46.07%
OPEN THE CASE FILE