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What Mafia Broker is, and isn't

A short thesis, not a pitch deck. The technical detail behind every claim here lives on the Docs page.

Abstract

Mafia Broker is a 2,222-piece generative NFT collection on Robinhood Chain, built around a real trait-and-rarity system and a piece of borrowed history rather than an invented mythology. It is a collectible art project whose holder utility is a seat at Il Banco: the Staking Hub's earn desk — not a security, not a yield product, and not a promise of return. The Staking Hub pays a fixed rate out of a pre-funded, finite budget with a published end date: a spending plan, not a yield. Nothing about it is generated by an underlying asset, and none of it runs until that budget is actually funded.

The Commission thesis

In 1931, New York's crime families formed the Commission — the first time organized crime governed itself by negotiated territory and a standing council instead of the gun. Mafia Broker borrows that instinct as its origin story: read the full telling on the Lore page. The history is real; the reincarnation myth built on top of it is deliberately fiction, and the site says so plainly.

Mechanics

Fixed supply, fixed trait table, no reveal-time reweighting. Mint is first-come, first-served at a flat price per wallet — no tiers, no allowlist auctions, no hidden fee. Full mechanics, rarity math, and current contract/security status are on the Docs page, kept separate from this document so the numbers only live in one place.

Tokenomics

Mint price is 0.00022 ETH per NFT, the same figure everywhere it appears on this site. There is no project token today. If that changes, this page and Docs update together, not separately.

Roadmap

Six stages — Genesis, Foundations, Contract & Audit, Community Mint, Holder Utility, Future Expansion — detailed on the Docs page. Only work that's funded and in motion is listed; nothing is announced ahead of being real.

Risks & disclaimer

Nothing in this document or on this site is an offer, a solicitation, or investment advice, and none of it is a promise of profit. Digital assets are volatile and can lose all of their value. No third-party audit has taken place. Do your own research.