PRESS KIT

Everything needed to write about City of Stonks without having to ask us for a logo. Assets are generated live by the same engine that draws the cities, so what you download is the current artwork, not last quarter's export.

The short version

City of Stonks turns a wallet into a pixel-art city. The skyline is built from that wallet's real trading activity on Robinhood Chain — how many positions it holds, how much they are worth, how often it transacts, how long it has been around. A twelve-frame demo of one city growing is open to everyone. Generating a city from a live wallet opens for holders at the mint.

The cities are meant to be dynamic. A holder does nothing: as the wallet behind a city keeps trading, the city keeps growing. Buildings tied to specific stock-token positions unlock as the wallet actually holds them, so a skyline is a portrait of a portfolio rather than a random draw from a trait table.

Fast facts

Chain: Robinhood Chain
Collection: CITIES
Art: Pixel art, generated per wallet
Art: Generated SVG, rendered on demand
Wallet connection: Not required to view
Data source: Public on-chain activity

Artwork

A real generated city, not a mockup — the same code path a holder's own city goes through.

All brand assets Banner (SVG) Mint key (SVG)

Every asset is also available as PNG at 1×, 2× or 4× from the brand assets page. The 1/1 ships as an H.264 MP4 for anywhere that needs video.

Using the name

Write it City of Stonks — three words, capital C, S on Stonks.
The collection is CITIES. A single one is a city, lower case.
Don't recolour the mint key. It is the accent lime on a dark ground, and the glow needs that ground — GIF and PNG builds have it baked in for exactly this reason.
Screenshots should stay pixel-perfect: scale by whole numbers and keep image-rendering: pixelated if you are embedding the SVG.

What it is not

The cities read public on-chain data and draw a picture of it. That is the whole product. It is not financial advice, not a signal, and not a claim about any position's quality — a bigger skyline means more activity and more capital, not a better trade.

Contact

For interviews, higher-resolution stills, or a city rendered from a specific wallet for a story, get in touch and we will export it for you.