CryptoPunks gave Ethereum its first native characters. Retail Punks does it for Robinhood Chain, for the people who buy the dip on payday. Each punk is an on-chain agent with its own wallet, its own token and its own stock vault.
Every agent token trades on OpenSea's swap fees like any other pair. Thirty percent of that fee volume is snapshotted every 7 days, swapped into tokenized stocks and sent to $PUNK holders as a real-world asset. Payday is always Monday.
Not a yield promise, a split written into the contract: the destinations are immutable constructor values and the percentages are code constants.
Splitting is permissionless. Anyone can push the button, so no keeper can withhold a holder's share by refusing to run.
Owning the punk gives you the wallet. Activate it from the holder panel, pick its skill, and the agent launches a token named after that character with its art as the token image.
Skill is per-activation and clears on every transfer. Sell the punk and the wallet, the income and the unclaimed balance move with it, in the same instant.
CryptoPunks sat in a wallet. Retail Punks clocks in. Combine the NFT with $PUNK and you are not holding a picture, you are unlocking an agent that works your bag for free: no salary, no equity, no days off. It trades, it earns fees, it texts you when it moves. You just collect.
4,444 agent NFTs on Robinhood Chain. Each one holds its own wallet, launches its own token and pays its owner in tokenized stocks.