Robinhood Chain · 1000 pieces · one per wallet
the cat experiment.
This is a picture of a cat, cut into 1000 squares. Every square is visible. Each one is a piece you can buy — one per wallet, on Robinhood Chain.
You may own exactly one piece. Not a rule of etiquette — a unique index in the ledger. So the board cannot be finished by one buyer with conviction. It takes a thousand of them, and right now there are 0.
The mechanism
Three rules, and none of them bend.
One
A piece is bought once.
There is no auction and no takeover. Whoever claims a square holds it until they choose to sell it. Nobody can be displaced.
Two
One piece per wallet.
To buy a second, you must first part with your first. That is what gives the market its shape — holders trade sideways rather than accumulate.
Three
The price only goes up.
Issue price is a step function of how many pieces have sold, from 0.02 ETH to 0.4 ETH. It never reverts. Early is cheaper, and that is the whole of it.
Recent activity
0 listed · 0 offers · 0 swaps
Nothing has happened yet
No piece has been claimed, so there is no history to show. The cat is already on the board — the first buyer just takes a square.