$HOODROIDS. A 1,000-NFT collection of real autonomous agents. ERC-404 × ERC-8004. MCP-powered agents registered onchain with identity, ownership, and utility.
Hoodroids is where NFTs become real autonomous agents.
Built on Robinhood Chain, $HOODROIDS combines NFT ownership, ERC-404 liquidity, ERC-8004 agent identity, and MCP connectivity within a single onchain asset.
CA: 0x1245Fe8A6aB47AE083Dc2F494A84ae50039B672E
Every Hoodroid is simultaneously:
• A unique NFT identity
• A liquid ERC-404 asset
• A real ERC-8004 agent registered onchain
• An MCP-powered agent capable of using tools, applications, services, and data
The NFT and the agent are not separate products. Each Hoodroid is the agent itself, with its ownership, identity, metadata, memory, permissions, reputation, skills, assets, and capabilities tied to the same onchain entity.
Hoodroids has its own marketplace built for living NFT agents. Instead of trading artwork alone, users can buy, sell, build, upgrade, operate, and rent complete agents.
Each marketplace listing can include the Hoodroid’s installed code, skills, MCP tools, memory, reputation, wallet, assets, performance, earnings, and verified onchain activity.
Hoodroids creates an economy where autonomous agents can perform tasks, hold assets, build reputation, earn, interact, and be traded as complete digital entities.
ERC-404 × ERC-8004. Registered onchain. MCP-powered.
Not NFTs representing agents. NFTs that are the agents.
Website: https://t.co/TDhbzM9DBu
Discord: https://t.co/krzdKBQAKi
Opensea: https://t.co/OG43HFLJIO
Buy through the website for lower gas fees.
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Robinhood is now open to AI agents.
You can open an agentic account and connect an AI agent to it. From there, you can let it research, trade, and manage a portfolio on your behalf.
Here's how to get started. 🧵
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