Monographs
Generative art, made by codePermissionless publishingRobinhood Chain

Generative art, made by code.

Monographs is a gallery, public registry, and launchpad for art made by code.

Minting creates an artwork from a locked program. Once published, its program and ownership record remain onchain.

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How Monographs publishes art made by code
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How Monographs publishes art made by code

A locked program becomes a Fixed Collection or OpenGraph. Both enter one public registry.

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  1. The artist publishes a program that can recreate every artwork from its recorded input. Collectors can inspect the permanent source of the work.
  2. The creator fixes supply, price, duration, wallet limit, and reserved works. Pons and approved Maturation remain optional fixed-format layers.
  3. Collectors may mint until the immutable closing time. OpenGraphs remain art-only in this release.
  4. Minting gives the locked program a recorded input and creates one distinct artwork. The art remains primary in both collection formats.
  5. Collection terms, program, artwork inputs, and ownership remain publicly verifiable. The registry preserves origin without depending on this website.
  6. The creator can select exactly one approved Stock Token. Letter and uninterrupted holding time set relative allocation weight. OpenGraphs remain art-only. Maturation requires separate financial approvals.
01 / Fixed Collection

A finite edition with creator-owned terms.

Choose the supply, price, duration, wallet limit, and optional Pons companion.

Create a Fixed Collection
02 / OpenGraph

Uncapped supply within a fixed mint window.

Choose the price and closing time. The final supply follows collector demand.

Create an OpenGraph

Every collection publishes its format, terms, program, and maturation status.

Optional collection layer

Art first. Holding can matter.

A Fixed Collection can add maturation using one creator-selected, approved Stock Token. Each actual token batch is allocated by artwork letter and uninterrupted holding time.

How maturation works
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How maturation works

One approved Stock Token is allocated by relative artwork weight and uninterrupted holding time.

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  1. Minting creates one artwork from the collection’s locked program. This starts the permanent collection and ownership record.
  2. Primary ETH, paid royalty ETH, and actual Stock Token units enter collection-bound accounting. Displayed volume, estimates, and unpaid royalties create no balance.
  3. A maturation collection pins exactly one approved Stock Token before mint. Colour remains aesthetic and never selects an asset.
  4. Letter weight and one universal holding curve set each artwork’s share of an allocation batch. Time changes a comparison; it states no value or unit amount.
  5. The current owner can claim accounted units after 90 uninterrupted days and an eligibility check. The pool can transfer only actual units it holds.
  6. A transfer restarts the new owner’s holding clock. Claimed units stay with their recipient; unclaimed allocation remains bound to the NFT.

A transfer restarts the new owner's 90-day claim clock. OpenGraphs are art-only. Active balances, allocations, and claims appear in the public receipts.

How maturation works

Read the Stock Token disclosure

Robinhood Stock Tokens are tokenised debt securities issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited. They provide economic exposure to underlying securities. Holders receive no legal or beneficial rights against those securities’ issuers. Availability, transfer, and redemption depend on issuer terms, applicable restrictions, and service availability. Market, issuer, liquidity, and smart-contract risks apply.

Before you mint.

Artwork

The program recreates every output.

Format

Fixed Collection or OpenGraph is always labelled.

Terms

Supply, price, fees, and maturation are published first.

Fine Print is free. All 100 works are public, none reserved, and 1 per wallet. No date is announced.