Robinhood Chain's StonkBrokers NFTs Bring Tokenized Equity Exposure

A new NFT collection called StonkBrokers has been launched on Robinhood Chain, allowing holders to buy and sell tokenized equity exposure. The collection features 4,444 pixel-art PFPs, each containing a random allocation of stock tokens in companies like Tesla (TSLA), Amazon (AMZN), and Netflix (NFLX). When an NFT is sold, the associated stock tokens are transferred to the new owner.

The project uses ERC-6551, a standard that gives each NFT its own smart contract wallet. This allows for seamless transfer of tokenized shares without the need for KYC checks. Robinhood Chain's tokenized equities are structured as tokenized debt instruments rather than direct share ownership, which creates a legal distinction.

Each NFT is paired with 666,666 $STONKBROKER tokens, an ERC-20 that trades on the Anvil AMM. The protocol fees from Anvil AMM trades flow into the StockBooster, which purchases additional stock tokens and redistributes them to activated NFTs. The distribution follows a tiered system tied to $STONKBROKER payments, with half of those payments being permanently burned.

The initial mint used a burn-to-mint mechanism alongside restricted allocations, creating artificial scarcity from day one. Over $405,000 in stock tokens has been distributed to holders since the launch on July 17, 2026.