Before you connect a wallet or interact with ShiftBrokers, please read and acknowledge the following:
▸ ShiftBrokers is experimental software on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
▸ Nothing on this site is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Nothing here is an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security.
▸ Crypto assets and NFTs are highly volatile. Their value can fall sharply, even to zero, at any time and for any reason.
▸ There is no guarantee of stock purchases, round cadence, or any other outcome. Past activity is not a promise of future results.
▸ You are solely responsible for your own research, for complying with the laws of your jurisdiction, and for any taxes owed.
▸ Distributions are promotional protocol rewards paid to badges active in the protocol. They are not dividends and not investment income.
▸ Holding a badge or token grants no equity, no ownership stake, no shareholder rights, and no claim on revenue or profits.
▸ This site is a user interface only. It lets you interact with permissionless smart contracts that live fully on chain.
Mint a work badge. Clock in and the pot buys real tokenized stock, split across every active broker. Miss your shift and your weight decays into whoever showed up.
4,444 badges · Robinhood Chain · mint opens soon
No claim button to babysit, no dashboard to check. The machine runs whether anyone is watching or not — but what you get out of it depends on whether you showed up.
You get an ERC-721 with its own vault and eight stock slots. It starts on shift at full weight the moment it exists.
Once the pot clears the threshold, any address can fire a round and take a 2% bounty for the gas. The pot swaps into the next stock in rotation.
Every badge on shift is credited by weight. The stock lands inside the badge — sell it and the whole book goes with it.
Traits are cosmetic — they change how a badge looks on the floor, never what it earns. Weight comes from showing up, and nothing else. The one thing you cannot mint is tenure: it only accrues by clocking in, and it transfers with the badge when you sell.
Notice that every badge above sits at ×1.00 except the no-show. A gold Lifer that stops clocking in earns exactly as little as a cracked Rookie that stopped. Rarity buys you a look, not a slice.
Everywhere else, the wallet that shows up daily and the wallet that vanished for a month are paid identically. Here, your weight decays while you are gone — and the slice you leave behind is split among the badges that clocked in. Nothing is minted to pay them. It is your slice.
| TIME SINCE CLOCK-IN | WEIGHT | STATUS | WHAT IT MEANS |
|---|---|---|---|
| under 24 hours | ×1.00 | ON SHIFT | Full slice of every round. |
| 24 – 48 hours | ×0.90 | LATE | You are leaking a tenth. |
| 48 – 72 hours | ×0.75 | ABSENT | A quarter goes to the present. |
| 72 hours – 7 days | ×0.50 | AWOL | Half your slice, redistributed. |
| over 7 days | ×0.10 | NO-SHOW | You are on the wall. |
Recovery is instant. One clock-in returns any badge to ×1.00 — there is no penalty that outlives your return, and no streak that can be permanently lost. Only slices you did not collect.
Each round buys the next name in the cycle. Slots are repointable without a redeploy — the chain keeps listing tokenized names, and every listing is a candidate.
A pot funded only by minting dies the day the mint sells out. Ours keeps filling from trade activity long after the last badge is issued.
Every badge resale routes its royalty straight back into the pot. Perpetual.
Most of the fee on every $SHIFT swap is routed into the pot. Every trade pays the brokers.
When a badge is retired, the bulk of its exit fee goes back to the brokers still holding.
Each round splits 88% into stock, 2% to whoever rang the bell, and 10% to the protocol.
There is no keeper wallet to run, fund, or babysit. Once the pot clears the threshold, any address may fire the round and is paid 2% for the gas. Bounty hunters become unpaid infrastructure — their profit motive is our uptime guarantee.
Reverts below the minimum pot size. No dust-round farming.
The swap must route through an approved venue.
A slippage bound kills the whole round rather than accept a bad price.
| THE USUAL DESIGN | SHIFTBROKERS | |
|---|---|---|
| Showing up | ✕ pays the same as vanishing | ✓ weight decays, present badges collect it |
| Firing a round | ✕ a keeper wallet; it stalls, everything stalls | ✓ anyone, with a 2% bounty for the gas |
| Funding | ✕ mint only — sells out, engine starves | ✓ royalty + exit fee + trading fee |
| Contract | ✕ unverified, look-alikes everywhere | ✓ verified before mint, one pinned address |
| Surface | ✕ six products, half of them "soon" | ✓ one product, one rule, shipped whole |
Everyone else pays you to hold.
We pay you to show up — and the people who didn't fund it.
The two reference implementations, read straight off the chain. We are not pretending to be bigger than either — we are pointing at the one rule both of them left out.
Figures for the established desk were read from public chain data and its own interface at the time of writing. They will have moved since. We publish this because the honest comparison is the pitch — a category leader that pays dormant wallets the same as daily ones has left the door open.
Badges that hold real tokenized stock, rounds that buy it, tiers that weight the split — that pattern already exists, and it works. We took it, kept what earned its place, and changed one rule: absence costs something. Everything else in this page follows from that single edit.
Look-alike contracts are the most common way people get taken in this category. There is exactly one ShiftBrokers collection and exactly one token. Both are verified on the explorer before mint opens.