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RYUGAMI
RYUGAMI
A colossal black sea dragon coiling out of crashing waves beneath a blood-red moon, with a shrine torii silhouetted on the far shore

RYUGAMI龍神

666 hand-drawn dragon gods of the sea, awakened on Robinhood Chain. Hold one and it earns standing on its own, which decides your place in everything we build next.

666
0.0006 ETH
Robinhood
27 August

Most collections mint, post a roadmap, then go quiet by the second month.

We have a roadmap, and it is long. RYUGAMI is the first piece of it rather than the whole of it. Everything we build on Robinhood Chain after this points back at the dragon you are holding, which is the part that makes it worth holding.

So, plainly: 666 hand-drawn dragon gods, one fixed supply, minted in full at mint. Holding one earns you standing inside everything that comes next, and that standing rises on its own while the dragon sits in your wallet.

The art is why you will want one. The position is why you will keep it.

Ink wash dragon study on aged paper, drawn as a reference plate for the collection

The Japanese dragon is not the western one.

Western dragons hoard and burn. They are the obstacle in the story, the thing a knight is sent to kill. Ryūjin is the opposite.

A ruler, not a monster

He lives in a palace of coral at the bottom of the ocean and holds the tide jewels that command the water. In the legend he is approached with an offering rather than a sword.

He governs the system

The dragon god controls the one thing every coastal village depended on and could not predict. That is a better mascot for a holder than a creature in a cave.

It reads at any size

Horns, snout, scales, a coiling neck. You do not need the lore to know what you are looking at, and that matters more for a profile picture than any amount of story does.

You are not buying a creature. You are buying a claim on something that governs a system you are standing in.

666 dragons, drawn from one hand-built base.

Every dragon is differentiated across six trait layers. The base never changes, which is what keeps the collection looking like one collection instead of one prompt run 666 times.

A crowned dragon in a fur-lined robe smoking a cigar, a city burning behind himThe King
A dragon in a horned Norse helmet and fur-lined cloak, wearing a pearl necklace over engraved shoulder platesThe Viking Warrior
A dragon wearing a paper bag over its head with a planet sticker on it, in a red starred shirt, holding a patched teddy bearTMA Special
A dragon in a spiked straw hat and studded leather jacket with a red scarf, one eye glowing blueShadow Ronin
A blue dragon wearing a wide visor and a cyan-trimmed jacket, a glitching neon city behind himNeon Cyber
A sealed RYUGAMI plate: a dragon in deep shadow behind a vermilion seal stamp
Sealed
666
Robinhood Chain
OpenSea
0.0006 ETH
6, plus 1 of 1s

Four phases, in that order

  1. Team

    Allocated and disclosed before mint opens rather than after.

  2. GTD

    A GTD place is guaranteed. Hold one and a dragon is there when you arrive.

  3. FCFS

    First come, first served. Turn up early and take your pick.

  4. Public

    Whatever remains. If the phases before it do their job, that number is small.

Rarity in most collections is a number on a listing page.

It affects what someone else might pay you one day and nothing else. We wanted it to do work, so it multiplies everything a holder earns.

1x
1.5x
2.5x
4x
10x
25x

A Legendary earns ten times what a Common earns and a 1 of 1 earns twenty-five times, for as long as the collection exists. House counts and trait odds are published together at reveal, in one drop, so nobody reads them early.

Stake your dragon and it accrues Ryu Score every day.

Score is your standing in the collection. It decides your allocation in every drop, your position in every queue, and your share of everything routed back to holders.

Ryu Score stays standing, not currency
It lives inside RYUGAMI and travels nowhere else. Keeping it untradeable is what keeps it rewarding the people who hold, rather than whoever arrives with the most capital.
Your dragon stays in your wallet
Staking accrues from exactly where it sits, so you keep custody the whole time. It stays liquid, transferable and listable throughout.
You can leave whenever you want
List it, transfer it, sell it. Everything stays free to move. The only cost of leaving is the tenure you built.
Common103,650
Uncommon155,475
Rare259,125
Epic4014,600
Legendary10036,500
1 of 125091,250

Every 30 unbroken days, your weight rises permanently by 0.05x.

Up to a hard ceiling of +1x at 600 days. Sell the dragon and the tenure resets to zero for the next owner. Not reduced. Zero.

Rarity is purchasable. Anyone who arrives late with enough money can buy a Legendary tomorrow and hold the strongest position by the afternoon. Tenure is the one thing on this list that money cannot skip, because the only input is time you already spent.

The ceiling matters too. Capping it at 600 days means a holder who arrives next season can fully catch up, and a holder who arrived first stays within reach.

A Common held to the ceiling reaches 2x, which outranks an Uncommon that was not held at all.

We build against one ordering rule.

Holders go first, and the public follows. That window applies to every future drop, every collaboration, every merch run, and every allocation we negotiate on your behalf.

6h
12h
24h
48h
72h
96h

A 72-hour head start is not a discount. It is the difference between choosing and taking what is left.

65% of every future drop is spoken for before it is announced

Reserved for RYUGAMI holders
40%
Partner collection whitelist
25%
Earned whitelist
20%
Public
15%

Partner whitelists. We negotiate allocations into partner collections on Robinhood Chain and route them to holders by Ryu Score, and we take partner allocations into RYUGAMI in return. Holding one dragon puts you on lists you would otherwise be chasing by hand.

The roadmap runs across several collections.

RYUGAMI is the one that carries holder rights forward into all of them. That single sentence is the whole strategy.

  1. Q2 2026Done

    The idea takes shape

    The base dragon is built by hand, the trait layers are decided, and the first plates are drawn.

  2. Q3 2026Done

    Mint and reveal

    Minted on Robinhood Chain and listed on OpenSea. Staking, tenure, early access and partner routing switch on as their contracts ship, each announced on the day it opens.

  3. Q4 2026Next

    The collection settles in

    First giveaways out of the team reserve, first partner whitelist swaps routed by Ryu Score, and the earliest holders clear their first tenure steps.

  4. Q1 2027Planned

    Partners in depth

    Allocations negotiated into other Robinhood Chain collections and handed to holders by standing, alongside the first merch run drawn from the same plates.

  5. Q2 2027Planned

    The second work

    The next collection from the studio, with 40% of it reserved for RYUGAMI holders before anyone else sees it. Founding holders are around 270 days in by then, roughly half of the tenure ceiling.

Q2 2027 is where this estimate ends rather than where the roadmap does. We publish a quarter once we can stand behind the detail in it, which is why the table stops there and keeps going afterward.

Every project this cycle quotes you a number.

We would rather hand you the mechanics. The supply, the house weights, the tenure curve and its ceiling, and the ordering rules are all published and fixed before mint.

One base, extended rather than replaced

The dragon you hold keeps its standing as new work lands. New collections sit beside it and answer to it, which is what the 40% holder reserve is for.

Reciprocal partnerships, not paid reach

Distribution here comes from trading real allocations with real communities on this chain. That is slower and does not spike, and it keeps running long after a budget would have ended.

Mechanics settled before the mint, not after

Rates by house, the tenure curve and the share of every future drop were published while anyone could still walk away, and they hold whatever the calendar does. Each one switches on as its contract ships.

The team reserve works for holders

Dragons held back at mint go out as giveaways, collab prizes and rewards for people who show up. Every release from the reserve is announced before it moves, so you see it leave.

The art and the rules are what we sell. What a dragon trades for afterward is set by the market, the same as it is everywhere else. Ryu Score is standing, a measure of your position inside RYUGAMI. Robinhood Chain is a public network and we describe it as infrastructure, which is what it is.

The tide is turning.

666 dragon gods of the sea, on Robinhood Chain. The mint is closed and the collection is on OpenSea, which is the only link we will ever post.