RobitionInscriptions on Robinhood Chain.
Robition is the artifact protocol behind ROB-20. Deploy, mint and transfer are written into the chain as plain data, every mint is an NFT you hold, and launches open to pass holders first. Early access is open, and the pass is free.
Claiming a pass is not a transaction. Nothing on this page asks for a signature, gas or a seed phrase; the pass is bound to an address you paste, and that is all it touches.
A ROB-20 inscription is a small JSON record carried in a Robinhood Chain transaction. Deploy writes a ticker and its supply, mint claims units against it, transfer moves them. Robition indexes the chain and turns what it finds into artifacts: NFTs in your wallet, with the record behind them.
{
"p": "rob-20",
"op": "deploy",
"tick": "ROBI",
"max": "21000000",
"lim": "1000"
}Writes the ticker into existence. Four letters, a maximum supply and a per-mint limit. First deploy of a ticker wins; every later one is ignored by the index, so a name cannot be taken twice.
{
"p": "rob-20",
"op": "mint",
"tick": "ROBI",
"amt": "1000"
}Claims units against the deploy. Up to the limit per inscription, until the supply is reached. A mint past the supply is written to the chain like any other and counts for nothing; the index is the judge, not the sender.
{
"p": "rob-20",
"op": "transfer",
"tick": "ROBI",
"amt": "250"
}Moves units between wallets. Inscribe the transfer, then send the inscription; the balance follows it. No approval, no allowance, no contract call — the record itself is the transaction.
A launch is a deploy with a window on it. The creator inscribes the terms, the window opens to Series 001 pass holders first and to everyone after, and every mint inside it is issued as an artifact: an NFT that carries the inscription it came from.
Inscribe
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NFT, in your walletEarly access
A serial-numbered credential bound to your X account and a wallet of yours. It carries your referral multiplier and your place in the first window of every launch on Robition. Four steps, and none of them is a transaction.
One pass per account. We keep your handle, your numeric account id and your address — nothing else, and we never ask for a password or a signature to post.
Already hold a pass?
Type the handle it is bound to and the ticket and your link come back.
Standing
The board is the referral count, nothing else: the pass with the most mints through its link stands first, and a tie goes to the earlier serial. The multiplier beside each row is the one printed on that pass.
Mint a pass and your own row appears here, wherever it lands.
Your link
Every pass gets its own link. Post it on X and the preview card is not a generic banner — it renders your pass, with your handle, your serial and your multiplier, straight from the link.
/r/<code> resolves the code to a pass record and sets the card meta tags.
/api/og/<code>.png renders the 1200×630 card server-side and caches it on the edge.
A referred visitor lands with the code pre-filled, and the credit is attributed at mint.
Got my Robition Series 001 pass. ROB-20 inscriptions on Robinhood Chain, and early access is open. robition.app/r/••••••
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Questions
An inscription standard on Robinhood Chain: a small JSON record — deploy, mint or transfer — carried as data in a transaction, and read back by an index rather than executed by a contract. Robition is the protocol and the launchpad built on it.
The artifact protocol behind ROB-20. It indexes the inscriptions, issues what they say as NFTs you hold, and runs the launchpad: creators inscribe a launch, pass holders get the first window, everyone else the second.
That the record lives in Robinhood Chain calldata, not in a contract we control or a database we run. Anyone can read an inscription on the block explorer, and nobody — us included — can change it once it is written. The sample fields on this page are illustrative; the spec is published with the first launch.
The first window on every launch that opens on Robition. A referral multiplier, ×1.00 to ×2.00, that climbs with every friend who mints through your link. And creator access: inscribing a launch of your own opens to Series 001 holders first.
No. There is no subscription behind it and it is not something you buy. Robition earns a fee on launches, paid by the creator who inscribes them, never by pass holders.
Not yet. Today it is a record held by Robition, bound to the wallet you give it, and minting one sends no transaction and costs no gas. The plan is for Series 001 passes to become the protocol's first artifacts — inscribed to the wallet each is bound to when ROB-20 goes live. Until that has happened this page says so, rather than implying otherwise.
The cap is only meaningful if it is one pass per person, and X is the cheapest honest filter we have. We read your handle, your numeric id and whether the five tasks are done. We never request posting permission, and unbinding deletes the record.
Not for the pass: it needs an address, not a wallet connection, and no gas. Inscribing on ROB-20 later — a mint, a transfer, a claim in a launch window — is a transaction, and will need a little ETH on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663) to cover it.