Whitepaper白書
What Agent Hood is, and isn't
A short thesis, not a pitch deck. The technical detail behind every claim here lives on the Docs page.
Abstract
Agent Hood is a 7,777-piece generative NFT collection on Robinhood Mainnet, built around a real trait-and-rarity system and a piece of borrowed history rather than an invented mythology. It is a collectible art project with holder utility — not a security, not a yield product, and not a promise of return.
The Dōjima thesis
In 1697, Osaka's Dōjima Rice Exchange became the world's first organized futures market — traders settling on price alone, never touching the underlying rice. Agent Hood borrows that instinct as its origin story: read the full telling on the Lore page. The history is real; the reincarnation myth built on top of it is deliberately fiction, and the site says so plainly.
Mechanics
Fixed supply, fixed trait table, no reveal-time reweighting. Mint is first-come, first-served at a flat price per wallet — no tiers, no allowlist auctions, no hidden fee. Full mechanics, rarity math, and current contract/security status are on the Docs page, kept separate from this document so the numbers only live in one place.
Tokenomics
Mint cost is 15,000 $AGENTX burned per piece — a real, decided number, not a placeholder. The $AGENTXtoken contract itself is not deployed yet; nothing is burned on-chain until it is. If that changes, this page and Docs update together, not separately.
Roadmap
Six stages — Genesis, Foundations, Contract & Audit, Community Mint, Holder Utility, Future Expansion — detailed on the Docs page. Only work that's funded and in motion is listed; nothing is announced ahead of being real.
Risks & disclaimer
Nothing in this document or on this site is an offer, a solicitation, or investment advice, and none of it is a promise of profit. Digital assets are volatile and can lose all of their value. No third-party audit has taken place. Do your own research.