Your position,
drawn in ink.
PRP
Ticker
$PRP
Chain
RH 4663
Renders as
Live artwork
Collateral
Tokenized equity
A protocol where a tokenized stock position is held as collateral by the artwork that describes it. The picture is the claim.
RH Chain · ETH
The artwork is the position.
A PRP piece is not a picture of a trade. The tokenized stock is held as collateral by the NFT itself — the position lives inside the artwork, and the artwork is the only claim on it.
Every input the market supplies is a printing decision. Profit and loss set how far the ink spreads. Volatility sets the hand. Age sets how dry the piece has become. None of it is decoration.
Selling burns the piece. There is no version where you keep the picture.
Four moves, start to end.
01
Deposit
A tokenized equity position is locked into the vault. It stays yours — the collateral never leaves the contract, and nothing about the exposure changes.
02
Mint
The vault issues one piece. Its seed is drawn from the deposit, so the composition is fixed at mint and can never be regenerated or replaced.
03
Drift
The market keeps printing. Every read of the token re-renders the image from the live position, so the artwork is never a snapshot of anything.
04
Burn
Closing the position destroys the piece and releases the collateral. You cannot keep the image and take the money.
What the market does to the ink.
- 01Fresh mint
Wet
A piece is soft the day it is minted. Dots sit loose, the edge is unresolved, and the ink has not decided where it is going.
Nothing about the position is settled yet, and the print says so.
- 02Drawdown
Bleed
In drawdown the drop loses containment. The falloff widens and gamma drops, so dots grow fatter as luminance falls.
The edge stops being an edge and becomes scatter.
- 03In profit
Contained
In profit the piece pulls in. A high gamma starves the midtones, so the core stays dense while everything around it thins to nothing.
What is left is a clean mass with a crisp dot boundary.
- 04All-time high
Stamped
An all-time high leaves a single solid mark at a seed-determined position, fully opaque, sitting outside the drop.
It is the one element on a piece that never dissolves.
Five numbers, one print.
The renderer takes five inputs and nothing else. There is no randomness in it — the same inputs produce the same image on a phone, on a server, and inside the contract.
- seed
- Fixed at mint
- Silhouette, meniscus angle, stamp position
- pnl
- −1 … +1
- Falloff radius, gamma, dissolve, edge softness
- volatility
- 0 … 1
- Per-dot jitter and directional smear
- ageDays
- 0 … ∞
- Contrast, jitter decay — the drying curve
- hasATH
- bool
- The solid stamp
The wall.
NVDA
001
- Entry
- $118.40
- P&L
- +57.3%
- Minted
- Nov 04, 2025
TSLA
002
- Entry
- $402.90
- P&L
- -42.6%
- Minted
- Jan 22, 2026
AAPL
003
- Entry
- $241.05
- P&L
- +2.8%
- Minted
- Sep 09, 2026
COIN
004
- Entry
- $189.60
- P&L
- +81.8%
- Minted
- Jun 18, 2025
PLTR
005
- Entry
- $84.22
- P&L
- -27.5%
- Minted
- Apr 30, 2026
HOOD
006
- Entry
- $52.90
- P&L
- +86.1%
- Minted
- Dec 12, 2025
MSTR
007
- Entry
- $1,490.00
- P&L
- -59.4%
- Minted
- Feb 27, 2026
SPY
008
- Entry
- $611.30
- P&L
- +4.4%
- Minted
- Jul 15, 2026
AMD
009
- Entry
- $154.70
- P&L
- +11.4%
- Minted
- Aug 28, 2026
The short answers.
- Where does the artwork live?
- In the contract. The same renderer that draws this page emits SVG, so tokenURI returns the piece itself rather than a link to a server that has to stay online.
- Can two pieces look the same?
- No. The renderer is deterministic — the same seed and the same position always produce identical output, pixel for pixel — but the seed is drawn from the deposit and never repeats.
- What happens if I sell part of the position?
- The piece re-renders against the smaller position. Partial exits move the image; a full exit burns it.
- Is the image stored anywhere?
- Nothing is stored. There are no PNGs, no IPFS pins and no cache to rot. Every view recomputes the field from the parameters.
Hold the print.
Deposit a position, take the piece it draws. Every view recomputes it from what the market did today — and the day you close the trade, it stops existing.