Green Flow · 3,333 on Robinhood Chain

One screen decides
where every dollar goes

Green Flow is a collection of 3,333 pixel-art NFTs shaped like iconic tech silhouettes: a phone, a tablet, a laptop, a watch, a retro computer and a handheld console. This isn't licensed merch or a knockoff of anyone's brand — it's a tribute to the devices that shaped how we work, play, and wear technology on our wrist.

But the picture is only the screen. Behind it is a real money flow. Part of the mint proceeds — and, not guaranteed, part of secondary-market fees — go into the project treasury. From there, a share is used on the open market to buy back the project's own token, GREEN, and another share buys an already-existing tokenized AAPL asset on Robinhood Chain. Holders who stake their NFT get a share of both flows.

Staking here isn't a bottomless tap. Every staked NFT burns exactly 7 days in — a one-time cycle of value, not a permanent yield. Full mechanics live in "Staking" and "White Docs."

4 tiers · trait art in progress

3,333 devices,
4 rarity tiers

Tier determines which device an NFT gets and its farm multiplier while staked (see "Staking"). Body colors and the on-screen "chart" trait are separate layers added later; this is just the base distribution.

* Legendaries don't use the multiplier formula — they get a fixed, equal share of a separate rewards reserve. Details in White Docs.

Not decided yet

• Body color variants for each device.
• Screen "chart" type (affects the in-tier multiplier) and its rarity.
• Final legendary art — hand-drawn, separate from the generator.

The goal

A transparent share of the treasury — no promised yield

The goal of Green Flow staking is to give holders an on-chain path to a share of protocol proceeds. It's not a financial product with guaranteed income: the window is limited, and the rate rises and falls with real mint revenue, not a fixed formula.

How it works

1. From mint proceeds (and, not guaranteed, secondary-market fees), 30% buys back GREEN on the open market, 30% buys the tokenized AAPL asset on Robinhood Chain, 40% goes to the project treasury.
2. The purchased GREEN and AAPL-token top up two separate staking reward pools.
3. A staked NFT earns a share of both pools, weighted by its tier multiplier, while staking is active.
4. Exactly 7 days in, the NFT burns on-chain — rewards stop.
5. To keep farming, you need a fresh mint — sold in bulk, cheaper than a single mint.

Why burn instead of endless staking

Without a limit, the supply of staked NFTs would only grow while both reward pools drain with no new revenue coming in. The seven-day cycle keeps the team and holders on the same rhythm: demand for new mints keeps feeding what flows into staking, not the other way around.

Whitepaper · v0.1 draft

Green Flow: mechanics and architecture

1. Overview

Green Flow is a collection of 3,333 NFTs on Robinhood Chain. Mint proceeds — and, not guaranteed, secondary fees — fund a treasury that buys GREEN and a tokenized AAPL asset; holders earn a share through time-limited staking.

2. Supply & distribution

3. Treasury & revenue split

Every mint payment splits three ways: 30% buys back GREEN on the open market, 30% buys the AAPL-token, 40% goes to the project treasury (development, operating costs, reserves). Secondary-market fees are planned to route the same way, but they're a bonus, not a primary source — the largest marketplaces made royalty payment optional for the buyer.

4. Staking mechanics

A staked NFT accrues a share of two independent reward pools (GREEN and the AAPL-token) weighted by its tier multiplier. Exactly 7 days after staking begins, the NFT burns on-chain and accrual stops. The pool keeps refilling from new treasury inflows.

5. The GREEN token

GREEN is a standard token with no built-in trade tax and no obligations beyond the mechanism described here. Its market price is not guaranteed and isn't pegged to any formula — the buyback funded by 30% of mint proceeds creates steady, but not fixed-size, demand.

6. Architecture (brief)

• NFT contract — ERC721 with a burn function, called by the staking contract once the 7-day window ends.
• GREEN token — standard ERC20.
• Treasury contract — receives proceeds, swaps per the 30/30/40 split, tops up the staking pools.
• Staking contract — two parallel reward pools weighted by tier multiplier; the 7-day window and burn logic.

Contracts go through a testnet run and an independent security review before mainnet deployment.

7. Risks & disclaimer

• Smart contracts carry technical risk even after an audit.
• Staking rewards are not guaranteed and depend on real mint revenue.
• Secondary fees are an optional, non-primary funding source.
• Parameters (percentages, multipliers, cycle length) may be adjusted before mainnet based on feedback and testnet results.
• Green Flow is not affiliated with Apple Inc. or Robinhood Markets Inc. Nothing in this document is investment advice.