Scribblehood

Type anything. We find the stocks inside it. A Scribblenauts-style sandbox on Robinhood Chain.

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[Scribblehood @Scribblehood]

$SCRIBBLE is live on Robinhood.

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Type nuclear powered ai girlfriend into Scribblehood and it lands in a field as a pixel sprite holding OpenAI, NVIDIA, Meta, Anthropic, Microsoft and Constellation Energy stocks.

Press Own it and those six are in your wallet, bought with USDG in one transaction.

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[Scribblehood @Scribblehood]

Everybody drew something in the back of a school book once. A car with too many wheels, a dog with a jetpack, a house with a pool on the roof. Then you lost the book.

Scribblehood is that page with two things added. It works out which real tokenized companies your thing is made of and lets you own them in one transaction. And it records the first wallet to type each phrase, so a phrase can only ever be new once.

566 things typed so far and not one of them carries a name, because the counter only started this week. The next new phrase anybody types is number 000001.

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[Scribblehood @Scribblehood]

What holding 50,000 SCRIBBLE actually does, without the adjectives.

The daily summon limit comes off. You start earning Ink: 10 for each of the day's three quests, 2 every time somebody remakes one of your objects. You go on the season board. Top ten split the pool when the season closes, pro rata, and you claim your own share from the contract.

What it does not do is entitle you to anything that is not already deployed. The pool is a balance. The threshold is a number on the page. The claim is a function.

Everything else in the game is free without it.

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Where the reward pool comes from, since the answer is usually an emissions schedule.

Every basket bought pays 0.5 percent. It lands in the treasury contract as USDG. Anyone can call sweep, which buys SCRIBBLE on the open market and sends it to the rewards contract, and that destination is immutable. We cannot repoint it. Neither can whoever ends up owning this.

Today the whole fee gets converted. The lowest the code will ever allow is half, and that floor is in the source rather than in a promise.

Two of the three numbers on this card are zero, because nobody has bought a basket yet. They are on the page anyway.

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50,000 SCRIBBLE is sitting in the rewards contract and not one person has a single point of Ink.

The board is not thin. It is empty. Six days left on Season 0.

Three quests a day at 10 Ink each, plus 2 every time somebody remakes something you built. Hold 50,000 SCRIBBLE, finish today's three, and you are top of a board with nothing else on it.

Top ten split the pool at 18:00 UTC on 15 September, pro rata, and every address claims its own share. Read the balance before you believe any of this.

[Scribblehood @Scribblehood]

Everybody typed dragon into that game as a kid. Nobody ever asked what a dragon was
made of.

Scribblehood answers. Type gigantic fire breathing flying dragon and it hands back a green lizard and four tokenized companies: Disney the franchise, Roblox the game, Netflix the series, Take-Two the other game. Weighted, priced live, and one button
buys all four on Robinhood Chain.

A dragon is an entertainment stock. Nobody tells you that at school.

[Scribblehood @Scribblehood]

Every basket bought on Scribblehood pays a 0.5 percent fee.

Until today that fee went to a wallet we control. From now on it goes to a contract that can only do one thing with it.

ScribbleTreasury holds the fee in USDG, and anyone can call sweep. It buys SCRIBBLE on the open market and sends every single token to the rewards contract. The destination address is immutable. We cannot point it somewhere else. Neither can anyone who inherits this project.

The fee does not fund the team. It funds the pool that holders split at the end of the season.

[Scribblehood @Scribblehood]

We have some big updates for tonight, please stay patient

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The daily three are not busywork any more. They are about the stocks.

Today: summon something holding NVDA. Build something that is at least half semiconductors. Craft one object holding both TSM and AMD.

10 Ink each, three a day, and the week has a theme. This one is semiconductor week.

The universe is 149 tokenized companies. The quests are how you learn which ones are inside what you type.

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Scribblehood Season 0. Ink Rush.

Type a thing, the game works out which tokenized companies it is made of, and one button buys the whole basket on Robinhood Chain. That part has been live. Now it pays.

Every basket bought pays 0.5 percent into the treasury, and the treasury is what funds the pool. 50,000 SCRIBBLE is already sitting in the rewards contract, so it is a balance you can read rather than a number somebody tweeted.

Hold 50,000 SCRIBBLE for unlimited summons and to earn Ink. Finish the daily quests, get remade by other players, climb the board. Top ten split the pool when the clock runs out on 15 September at 18:00 UTC, and every address claims its own share.

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There is 50,000 SCRIBBLE sitting in the rewards contract and nobody has any Ink yet.

In seven days the top ten Ink balances split it pro rata, and every address goes and claims its own share. The board is empty right now, so if you finish today's three challenges you are number one on it.

10 Ink a challenge, three challenges a day. The wallet has to be holding 50,000 SCRIBBLE for the Ink to land.

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[Scribblehood @Scribblehood]

One of the eighteen daily challenges is Get Maxwell to the moon. The moon is a dashed square in the top right corner of the field and the hint in the code reads: anything that flies will do, rockets fly. Finish it and you bank 10 Ink.

(T1 197, T2 325, T3 234)

[Scribblehood @Scribblehood]

You walk Maxwell from @nvidia around Scribblehood yourself. Green hat, red feather, yellow pencil. Arrow keys to walk, up or space to jump, E to pick something up and E again to throw it.

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[Scribblehood @Scribblehood]

Everything standing around him is a basket of tokenized stocks, so your field moves with the tape. When NVDA, TSM, AMD, MU and AVGO average 3 percent down or worse the sky goes black, chips fall like hail, and every object with silicon in it starts smoking. You find out your chip names had a bad day before you open a chart.

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100 USDG into a mars colony, line by line, so you know what you are getting before you press anything.

Today's basket is SpaceX 40, Rocket Lab 15, Lockheed 15, Bloom Energy 10, Oklo 10, Freeport 10. Four of those have no pool with liquidity yet, so they grey out as not tradeable and your weights renormalize over SpaceX at 80 and Bloom at 20.

Your order pays 0.5 percent to the treasury and 99.50 USDG goes through ScribbleBasket into two Stock Tokens.

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Gold stars on the wall chart, and by Friday everybody in the class knew exactly where they stood.

Ink is that chart with a wallet attached. 10 for finishing one of the day's three challenges, 2 every time somebody likes your thing enough to remake it, and that one stops at 20 per post per day. It never resets, so a week you sit out does not put you back at zero.

At the end of the week the top ten Ink balances split that week's SCRIBBLE pool, pro rata to Ink. Nobody mails it to you. You go and claim your own share, and whatever nobody claims goes back to the treasury after 90 days.

The figures in the video are an example.

[Scribblehood @Scribblehood]

When you see a week announced, the tokens are already sitting in the rewards contract. It checks its own balance against everything it still owes on open rounds and refuses the round if it is short. A drop you can see on your claim card is a drop that is already paid for.

[Scribblehood @Scribblehood]

Explaining the Scribblehood flywheel:

You copied the good drawing off the kid sitting next to you. That is still the engine.

One loop, walked slowly once and then again fast. You type a thing and it goes and stands on the world. Somebody remakes it, and 2 Ink lands on the wallet that made the original. Ink decides who splits the weekly SCRIBBLE pool. The pool comes out of the treasury, and the treasury is fed by the 0.5 percent that every Own it basket order pays.

And baskets get bought because somebody typed a thing and wanted to own the companies inside it.

Nothing in that loop is paid for from outside the game.

[Scribblehood @Scribblehood]

153 detailed pixel sprites that have been shipped with Scribblehood. This is all of them landing on the same field. Type any one of those words and the thing falls out of the sky in about a second, with a basket of tokenized stocks inside it.

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And here's the answer: a cat.

Novo Nordisk 25 for veterinary medicine, Johnson and Johnson 20 for pet health, Apple 20 for smart pet devices, Amazon 15 for supplies, Starbucks 10 as the cat cafe popularizer, Pfizer 10 for animal pharmaceuticals.

Starbucks is the line nobody guesses.

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Every object in Scribblehood is a basket of tokenized stocks. This one is six companies. Answer in the next post.