
Some of my favorite NFT agents on Robinhood Chain: Builder Bots (@BuilderBotsAI @Nakamigo17402 @CryptoNovo311 , art by @chazz_gold) 333 ERC-721s on Robinhood Chain, organized into 8 guilds. Forging registers the NFT through the ERC-8004 agent identity standard, which binds a permanent onchain agent address (.agent name) to the same wallet that holds the bot. Once registered, the Agent Kit lets you install the agent locally (Mac/Linux/Windows) and run it inside tools like Claude Code, Cursor, or Hermes. The signing key stays local; any action that moves funds or changes state still requires your explicit confirmation. Muse Gods (@musegod_rh by @r_alx_z) 999 ERC-721s that sold out in 17 hours on Robinhood Chain. Each Muse is registered as an ERC-8004 agent identity bound directly to the NFT (via ERC-721T / ERC-8048 for the onchain soul, traits, personality, and adoption prompt). Ownership of the token equals control of the agent; transfer the NFT and the identity, traits, and any bound wallet follow. Holders can pull the onchain soul and run the agent autonomously (X accounts, Claude, Hermes, Musebook, etc.). Resale royalties and mint proceeds feed $MUSEGOD buybacks/burns plus a weekly holder pot. AGNTS by tut (@Tuteth_) Fully onchain agentic NFTs on Robinhood Chain. Activating an AGNT bonds it to an ERC-8004 agent identity registered on the official standard, which is then paired with its own ERC-6551 token-bound account. The identity, wallet, and full ownership history are recorded immutably onchain (provenance of the original owner is permanent). Hand-drawn PFPs by tut; the NFT is the agent identity itself rather than a wrapper around one.
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- price read from Uniswap v3 pool 0x071ee1…2e53 at block 104613506
- only one pool could be read, so no second pool confirms it
- ETH priced in USDG at Uniswap v3 pool 0x52e65b…71ca
- 116,194,132 MUSEGOD at burn addresses not counted in supply