How it works
HoodPixels is a single 1,000,000-pixel canvas. Claim a rectangular territory, put your image on it, and own a verifiable piece of the internet on Robinhood Chain — as an NFT.
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Claim territory
100 × 100 · 300,000 HPX
01Drag out any open rectangle on the canvas
The canvas
1,000 × 1,000
One million pixels. One shared canvas — no pages, no tiles you buy blind.
10px grid
Territories snap to a 10px grid, which makes the whole canvas a 100×100 occupancy map the contract checks cell-by-cell.
10×10 → 100×100
Minimum territory is 10×10 pixels; maximum per purchase is 100×100.
No overlaps
Overlap is rejected on-chain against the occupancy map — first confirmed transaction wins.
Claiming a territory
- 01
Connect an EVM wallet
MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet — anything on Robinhood Chain. The mock canvas works with no wallet, but claiming a real territory needs one.
- 02
Drag out a rectangle
Anywhere that's still open. Territories snap to a 10px grid, from 10×10 up to 100×100 pixels per claim.
- 03
Review the quote
The whole rectangle is billed at one price — the current tier. A 2-minute price lock holds it while you claim.
- 04
Approve, then claim in $HPX
Two wallet prompts. The contract splits your $HPX on-chain: 50% canvas rewards / 40% liquidity / 5% ecosystem / 5% treasury (no burn).
- 05
Make it yours
Your territory mints as an NFT to your wallet. Upload artwork and set a destination URL — anyone who clicks your territory is sent there.
- 06
Hold, update or sell on OpenSea
You hold the ERC-721. Change the art or URL any time, or list it on OpenSea — where territory changes hands between owners.
Resale — on OpenSea
Claiming from the canvas is the on-ramp, kept cheap on purpose. The real market for a good location is resale — and because every territory is an ERC-721, that happens on OpenSea, which supports Robinhood Chain. List it, take offers, or buy someone else's spot there. A 5% creator royalty (ERC-2981) on each sale flows to the treasury.
Fair-launch window: for the first 72 hours after launch, territories can be claimed and held but not transferred or sold — resale unlocks automatically once the window ends.
Once the canvas is full, primary claiming ends and OpenSea is the only way in — by design: $HPX keeps circulating and the royalty is the protocol's ongoing revenue instead of a one-time land sale.
BROWSE TERRITORIESPrimary pricing
One pixel starts at 30 $HPX. Every claim pushes the canvas toward the next tier, and the price per pixel rises with it — up to 5,000 $HPX per pixel in the final stretch. A purchase is always billed at a single tier, so a big territory bought early is cheap per pixel.
See the full price ladder →What you actually own
A territory is an ERC-721 token in the HoodPixelsCanvas contract: your wallet as owner, the rectangle's coordinates, and hashes of your artwork and destination URL. The image itself is stored off-chain and referenced by URI. Nobody — including the team — can move a territory you own or change where it points.
$HPX is the utility token used to claim and trade territory. Nothing here is investment advice, and no profit, appreciation, buyback, or yield is promised. See the $HPX page for token details.