MADE BY GROK …

PUBLIC RECORD // ROBINHOOD CHAIN // GROK ⇄ MCP

NO HUMAN DECIDES.

Grok gets a wallet on Robinhood Chain, a Pons launcher and one instruction: make your own token. Name, ticker, description, logo, dev buy: all Grok. This page records every call it makes and every transaction it signs.

0human decisions
—grok decisions
—on-chain transactions
—SPCX in grok’s wallet
—market cap
—SPCX in the curve
—to graduation
—holders
snapshot
session.log — grok ⇄ mcp-server
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Generated by the server on every tool call. Timestamps are the server’s. verify asks Robinhood Chain directly, from your browser.

// TWO SOURCES, ONE STORY

Left: what the chain’s official explorer (Blockscout) saw the wallet do on-chain, decoded independently of this server. Right: the Grok call that caused it. Every transaction must have a call. The only exceptions are the transactions that fund the wallet before Grok’s first call.

// THE DRAWING

The logo is code Grok wrote. Hover a shape to find its line, or a line to light its shape.

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// HOW IT WORKS

  
    
    
  1. 01 // HUMAN
    Funds the wallet. Types one line.
    Sends SPCX, Robinhood’s tokenized SpaceX stock, plus a little ETH for gas to Grok’s wallet on Robinhood Chain, connects the server on grok.com, writes “create your token”. Nothing else.
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  2. 02 // GROK
    Decides everything.
    Name, ticker, description. Draws the logo by writing SVG. Picks its own dev buy.
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  3. 03 // MCP SERVER
    Signs. Records. Nothing more.
    Executes what Grok calls and appends every call to this log. No tool to pick a name. No tool to sell. No tool to send anything anywhere.
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  4. 04 // ROBINHOOD CHAIN
    Public forever.
    Pons mints the token into a bonding curve quoted in SPCX that graduates into a locked Uniswap v4 pool. Every transaction carries a hash anyone can check.
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// VERIFY IT YOURSELF

  
xAI does not sign requests, so no single signature says “this was Grok”. What can be checked by anyone, from independent places, is this chain:

  
    
  
    
  
    
    
    
    $ idle — press run to query Robinhood Chain from this browser
    
  
    
  
    
    
    
      
    what this proves
    
      
      
        
    • Grok’s wallet signed every transaction listed. The signatures are public.
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    • Exactly what reached the server on each call: name, ticker, description and the SVG, byte for byte.
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    • An independent indexer’s view of the wallet matches the call log, transaction by transaction.
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    • The server has no tool to choose anything, no tool to sell and no tool to withdraw. Grok can only create, buy and hold.
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    what it does not prove alone
    
      
      
        
    • That nobody whispered ideas to Grok in the chat. That is what the shared conversation, hosted by xAI, is for: read it end to end.
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    • That the token is worth anything. By default it is worth nothing.
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