What if the art you paid to collect, paid you back? That is the whole thesis. Riggles brings ArtFi to Robinhood: 2,222 pieces of generative onchain art, born one by one at auction. The art does not exist until the first bid — the bidder’s transaction seeds the DNA that draws it. $GR is the first token born on that system.
Not DeFi bolted onto art. The economics become part of the collecting, and the collecting becomes part of the art.
The instant an auction settles, funds route automatically. No exceptions:
$GR deploys on Pons V2 — the launchpad of Robinhood Chain. Fair launch on a bonding curve: no presale, no private allocations, no unlocks. Everyone — the team included — buys on the same curve.
The rules are the platform’s code, not our promises: buys and sells settle against the Pons V2 bonding curve contract. The token, its logo and socials live onchain in the launch contract — verifiable by anyone.
Each of the 2,222 Riggles receives an endowment of 25,000 $GR at launch, consumed automatically to activate it: 50% burned, 50% to treasury. Nothing to claim, nothing to dump — your Riggle arrives already earning, paid by the auction house.
Two revenue streams from day one: 6.66% NFT royalty + 3% swap fee. Distributions run in rounds — programmatic, permissionless, forever. Five activation tiers set the weight:
And the part only Robinhood makes possible: holders choose which asset their Riggle earns on — 50+ stocks, RWAs and ETFs. Art backed by real markets, real liquidity.
$GR is step one. The rest of the system goes live piece by piece:
Follow @GRiggleArt — the CA drops there first.