About
What it is
Scribblehood is a sandbox where you type a noun and it falls from the sky as a pixel-art sprite drawn on the spot from a recipe (a silhouette, a few parts, a palette) that the resolver writes for it. That part is borrowed from Scribblenauts and we are not embarrassed about it. The part we added: every object is also a basket of tokenized stocks, and the object behaves according to how those stocks did today. A gaming PC is a picture of a gaming PC. It is also NVDA, AMD, MU and a little TSM. If those names had a good day, the PC hums. If they had a bad day, it smokes.
How a word becomes a basket
We ask a language model one question: which tokenized companies make this thing possible. It answers with two to six tickers, a weight for each, and a short reason ("GPU", "packaging", "memory"). The universe is fixed to names that have Stock Tokens on Robinhood Chain, plus a few private names like SpaceX that trade on a reference price. If the model is offline or says something silly, a small dictionary resolves common words the boring way. Every answer is cached by prompt, so "golden robot" is the same golden robot for everyone.
What the market does to objects
Each object watches its top three tickers. Their day changes average into vigor, a number from minus one to one. Above 0.3 the object walks faster, glows and sheds small plus signs. Below minus 0.3 it slows and coughs smoke. Below minus 0.7 it sparks and lies down. On top of that there is weather: when a whole sector moves, the sky changes and every object with that sector inside reacts at once. A semiconductor selloff is a storm. A gold rally is a gold rush. You will learn more about sector correlation from watching a robot fall over than from a chart.
Robinhood Chain and Stock Tokens
Stock Tokens are ERC-20s on Robinhood Chain with onchain price feeds, one per listed company. The mainnet RPC is https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com. The Own it panel is a real order on mainnet. You connect a wallet, switch to Robinhood Chain, and it swaps USDG into each Stock Token in the basket through Uniswap V3 on that chain, in one transaction. Weights are renormalized over the names that have a pool with liquidity; the rest are listed as not tradeable yet, with a link to the ticker on Robinhood instead. Slippage is yours to set. Gas is ETH.
The pons idea
Version two, maybe. Community objects could launch as tokens on the pons launchpad, paired against their primary Stock Token as the quote asset. A "nuclear powered ai girlfriend" coin quoted in NVDA has a certain logic to it. We keep the button behind an environment variable because the game has to be fun before it is a market, and we would like to keep it in that order.
Free tier and holders
Everyone gets fifteen summons a day and the whole sandbox. A wallet holding 50,000 SCRIBBLE on Robinhood Chain gets unlimited summons and earns Ink for daily challenges and for world posts other people remake. Verification is a signed message, not a transaction. The details, the card and the Ink board are on the tiers page.
The honest part
Scribblehood is not affiliated with Robinhood Markets or any of its subsidiaries. Baskets are a language model's opinion about what a thing is made of, and the model is sometimes wrong in ways that are funny and sometimes wrong in ways that are just wrong. Nothing on this site is investment advice. The Own it button sends a real transaction on Robinhood Chain mainnet, and Stock Tokens are debt instruments issued by Robinhood Assets, not shares. Screen prices come from a public quote endpoint with a delay; the swap itself is priced by the pool at execution. If you make a financial decision because a paper rocket looked happy, that is between you and the rocket.