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Preloaded from mint
5,555 NFTs. 5,555 individual onchain vault accounts. Part of the protocol allocation lives inside the collection itself.
VaultKeys
Robinhood Chain · 5,555 Keys
Your NFT is the key to its own account.
Most collections ask how long you will lock an NFT. VaultKeys asks what the account attached to that NFT can actually do. Every Key mints with an ERC-6551 token-bound account. The NFT stays in your wallet.
001 — The NFT is the Key
No farm. No custody handoff.
Every VaultKey is connected to its own token-bound account. The Key does not represent access. It owns the account that gets access.
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Activate a Vault
Choose which Vault your Key enters. Activation uses the account attached to the NFT — not a staking contract that takes the NFT.
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Run, then unlock
Each Vault runs a fixed cycle. Rewards accumulate onchain. Your Key remains in your wallet the entire time.
The collection
Every Key builds history.
Two NFTs minted at the same time can finish with completely different participation records. The collection is not 5,555 identical access passes.
AurumChampagne Diamond
ObsidianBlack Diamond
PlatinumWhite Diamond
Patina BronzeCitrine
Emerald SteelCabochon Emerald
Sapphire SteelCabochon Sapphire
Ruby SteelCabochon Ruby
Ivory & GoldPearl
Weekly Vaults
Claim whenever you want.
Completed rewards stay
Nothing disappears when a cycle ends. Collect immediately, leave them, or roll into the next Vault. Starting another cycle accounts for anything left behind.
The loop
Protocol revenue is designed to flow toward liquidity, vault reserves, and long-term operations. The loop stays simple.
Use Key
Activate Vault
Complete Cycle
Claim
Choose again
Coming next
Vault architecture, tokenomics, and cycle timing publish after mint. The Key and its account ship first.
Your Keys