Stonk Lady is a collection of 3,333 generative pfpNFT's in a neochibi aesthetic, working as stockbrokers on Robinhood Chain.
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Stonk Lady carries the Milady Maker aesthetic onto Robinhood Chain, the chain built for tokenized stocks and real-world assets. The Miladies left the village and took desks as brokers. Nothing else about them changed.
Each Stonk Lady is a neochibi girl in the Milady style: big eyes, small proportions, Tokyo street fashion of the 2000s, soft manner, sharp tongue. The one difference is her occupation. She works as a stockbroker, and her NFT is bound to a wallet of its own, an ERC-6551 Token-Bound Account that can receive and hold tokenized stocks: TSLA, NVDA, AAPL, AMD, MSFT, and the rest of the Stock Tokens circulating on Robinhood Chain.
Several projects on Robinhood Chain already put Stock Tokens directly inside their NFTs; StonkBrokers, Retail Punks and HOODIES among them. Stonk Lady does the same, in the Milady style. The look is Milady's. The utility is Robinhood Chain's.
The Stonk Lady collection will be viewable and tradeable on the secondary market at OpenSea.
You can view and trade the Stonk Lady collection on the secondary market at OpenSea.
Stonk Lady style is inspired by the subcultural fashion tribes of Y2K Tokyo.
3,333 Stonk Ladies are generated from layered assets in the Milady manner (hats, shirts, hair, eyes, mouths, accessories, backgrounds), drawn from style themes with a chain roll that keeps outfits coherent. Each token is an ERC-721 on Robinhood Chain with an ERC-6551 account: a wallet whose owner is whoever holds the NFT. Sell the Lady, and her portfolio goes with her.
Stonk Lady is built around one loop: fees come in, Stock Tokens go out, activated Ladies hold them.
Fees in, Stock Tokens out, into each activated Lady's account.
Activation: A Stonk Lady is minted dormant. Her holder activates her by paying a fixed amount of the Stonk Lady token; the NFT is then flagged active on-chain. Only activated Ladies are included in distributions. Activation is done once and stays with the NFT, not the wallet.
Distribution: At each distribution, the treasury converts accumulated fees into Stock Tokens and sends them, in equal parts, straight into the Token-Bound Account of every activated Stonk Lady. Nothing to claim; nothing to stake. The tokens sit in her account, visible on the explorer, and can be moved by whoever holds the NFT, within the issuer's terms.
Fees: Three sources feed the treasury: trading fees on the Stonk Lady token, activation payments, and secondary royalties on the collection where the marketplace honors them. A defined portion of each is converted into Stock Tokens; the remainder covers operations. The percentages are published in the docs before the first distribution, and the treasury is a public address, so every conversion can be checked on-chain.
Stock Tokens: Robinhood Chain is where Stock Tokens live: ERC-20 tokens issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Ltd that track TSLA, NVDA, AAPL, AMD, MSFT and others. They give economic exposure to the underlying stock, not shareholder rights, and they move under the issuer's terms. Stonk Lady doesn't wrap or synthesize anything. It buys the Stock Tokens already trading on Robinhood Chain and routes them into the Ladies' accounts.
Eclectic outfits, spiritually coherent Ladies.
All Stonk Ladies are drawn in the neochibi aesthetic of Milady Maker: a childlike, slightly off take on anime illustration. Big eyes, small mouth, heavy hats.
The two primary cosmetics, Hat & Shirt, are each divided into five style themes. They are Milady's Tokyo tribes, moved to the trading floor:
The bottom border of a Stonk Lady card is defined by her theme(s). A Lady whose Hat & Shirt share the same theme receives +5 on her Drip Score.
Every Stonk Lady has a drip score rating her overall stylishness: each cosmetic is scored on its rarity, then weighted against the prominence of its slot, with a multiplier for theme-complete and costume-complete badges. Drip score ties value to aesthetics rather than to pure trait scarcity.
Stonk Ladies are given a letter grade for their drip score (D, C, B, A, S, SS). Drip has no effect on distributions: a well-dressed Lady and a badly dressed one receive the same tokens.
The Stonk Lady token launches on Pons, a launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Ladies are activated with it, and its trading fees are the first source of fees for the loop above.
The token has not launched yet. The contract address will appear here when it does.
The token is live on Pons · Robinhood Chain.
Contract:
Activation: Activating a Stonk Lady costs a fixed amount of the token, set at launch and published in the docs. Activation payments go to the treasury.
The loop: Trading fees on the token → treasury → Stock Tokens → activated Stonk Ladies. How much reaches the accounts depends on trading volume and is not promised. The mechanism is public and can be checked on-chain.
Stonk Lady is an aesthetic, a job and a community. The Ladies keep market hours.
The Trading Floor: The community lives on X and Telegram. Talk is about the market, the art, and the Ladies.
Open books: Every Stonk Lady's account is a plain address on the Robinhood Chain explorer, and so is the treasury. What she holds, and what the treasury converts and sends at each distribution, is public.
Expansions: As a copylefted project in the Milady lineage, Stonk Lady welcomes derivatives, edits and bootlegs from its holders. Anything good gets a link from this page.
We love a well-dressed Lady!
Stonk Lady is an independent project in the Milady Maker lineage, built on Robinhood Chain. It is not affiliated with Remilia Collective, with Robinhood Markets, Inc. or its affiliates (including the issuer of the Stock Tokens), or with Pons. Read the Docs.
All Stonk Lady branding, assets and NFT's are copylefted under the Viral Public License.
Stock Tokens are issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Ltd under its own terms. They give economic exposure to the underlying stock; they are not shares and carry no shareholder rights. They are not available in every jurisdiction, including to US persons, and holders are responsible for confirming they may hold them. They are volatile. Distributions depend on fees actually collected and on the treasury carrying them out; nothing is guaranteed. Nothing on this page is investment advice.
Stonk Lady is a remix. In the spirit of the original's authorship hash, credits are listed plainly below so that anyone can check who did what:
Stonk Lady is a derivative of Milady Maker (Remilia Collective, 2021), itself an original remix of the character “Hororo” from Bottle Fairy (2003); character art and cosmetics by —; smart contracts (ERC-721, ERC-6551 accounts, distributor) by —; website by —; token launched on Pons; deployed on Robinhood Chain.
Not an assignment of rights. Errors in the credits can be reported on X.