POLYROB mints 6,551 NFTs on Robinhood Chain on Friday 13 November 2026. Each one owns its own wallet — and that wallet is where an agent lives. The problem: an NFT that owns a wallet (ERC-6551) is risky to buy. The seller can drain that wallet in the same block, right before your buy lands — you pay, and the money inside is already gone. The standard itself says preventing fraud is outside its scope. The fix: ERC-6551P, our draft extension. The seller cannot drain the wallet before the sale, and you get exactly what you checked before you paid. No lock; sell any time. The other half: the wallet is not the point on its own. Mint one, then plug in an agent that is fully yours — it runs on your machine, holds its own keys, and acts on chain by itself: trade, pay, post, run tasks, endlessly. That agent is POLYROB, the open-source framework you run yourself. Allowlist: 6551.polyrob.dev — complete the instructions on the site; connecting a wallet alone is not enough. Points = places. The allowlist closes Thursday 12 November, 18:00 UTC. Experimental, not audited yet
