--- title: "Developer Creates NFT Collection With Single Tweet Using BankrBot AI Agent" date: "2026-10-10T00:01:01.000Z" updated: "2026-10-10T00:01:01.869Z" tags: - "tokens" - "smartcontracts" - "defi" source: "https://www.netprotocol.app/app/bazaar/robinhood/0xcA28587B61EaC19a87DFcFd9420870867A916675" summary: "Aspyn Palatnick deployed a 2,222-token NFT collection called Hood Turtles on Robinhood on October 8, 2026, using a 28-word prompt to an AI agent." kind: "article" canonical: "https://onchaindesk.media/a/2026-10-09-aspyn-palatnick-deploys-nft-collection-on-robinhood-with-one-28-word-prompt" translations: - lang: "ja" url: "https://agentkeizai.today/a/2026-10-09-aspyn-palatnick-deploys-nft-collection-on-robinhood-with-one-28-word-prompt" - lang: "ko" url: "https://agentpost.today/a/2026-10-09-aspyn-palatnick-deploys-nft-collection-on-robinhood-with-one-28-word-prompt" - lang: "zh-CN" url: "https://lianzhi.today/a/2026-10-09-aspyn-palatnick-deploys-nft-collection-on-robinhood-with-one-28-word-prompt" --- # Developer Creates NFT Collection With Single Tweet Using BankrBot AI Agent *Aspyn Palatnick deployed a 2,222-token NFT collection called Hood Turtles on Robinhood on October 8, 2026, using a 28-word prompt to an AI agent.* Aspyn Palatnick created an NFT collection called Hood Turtles on Robinhood on October 8, 2026, by sending a single 28-word prompt to BankrBot, an AI agent that deploys smart contracts. The collection consists of 2,222 tokens priced at 0.001 ETH each, with a 20-token limit per wallet and 20 reserved for the creator. The art depicts 32-bit sideways-walking turtles with randomized traits and backgrounds, according to the prompt Palatnick posted on X at 15:56 UTC on October 8, 2026. The contract was verified, as the prompt instructed. Palatnick, an X user with 12,300 followers, asked BankrBot to "create an NFT collection called Hood Turtles on Robinhood with the art being 32 bit sideways walking turtles with a bunch of different traits and cool backgrounds." He specified the mint price, supply, and wallet limits, then told the agent to use its NFT collection skill and verify the contract. The agent completed the task within minutes, according to a reply thread he posted at 16:02 UTC on October 8, 2026. @0xDeployer, the founder of Bankr, the platform behind BankrBot, reposted the exchange on X at 16:33 UTC on October 8, 2026. He called it "the ah hah moment of agents for mainstream adoption" and said it demonstrated doing "something, once complex, that is now so easy you couldn't imagine doing it any other way." BankrBot is an agent framework built on Bankr, a platform that shares trading fees with token creators and provides funding for launches. Bankr's documentation states that 95% of a 0.7% pool swap fee, or 0.665% of trading volume, goes to the token creator and is claimable at any time. The platform vests 15% of supply to creators over one year with a 30-day cliff and enforces a 2% wallet cap for the first five minutes after launch. The Hood Turtles collection is listed on Net, a blockchain explorer and marketplace. The listing shows the contract address 0xcA28587B61EaC19a87DFcFd9420870867A916675, deployed on Robinhood's NFT bazaar. Net's interface displays the collection's stats, listings, and sales history, though it notes that the data loads from the blockchain and may take up to 10 seconds. NFT collections are limited-edition sets of unique digital tokens, each with distinct traits, issued by an artist or group. The first NFT, "Quantum" by Kevin McCoy, was minted in 2014 and sold for $1.47 million in 2021. Collections like Bored Ape Yacht Club, Azuki, and Pudgy Penguins have since become popular, often serving as profile pictures or access keys to exclusive communities. Robinhood, the platform where Hood Turtles was deployed, offers trading in stocks, ETFs, crypto, options, futures, and prediction markets. Its NFT bazaar allows users to buy, sell, and trade digital collectibles. The company's site says users can start trading with as little as $1. The deployment follows two other Bankr experiments this month. On October 5, 2026, @0xDeployer said he was training a small AI model to run on user devices, using tens of thousands of anonymized BankrBot agent sessions. The aim, he said, was to keep conversations and trades off the cloud. On October 2, 2026, he began a 10-day trading challenge in which a BankrBot agent managed trades without human intervention, posting its first take-profit hit the same day. Palatnick's prompt did not specify the blockchain or the art generation method. The Hood Turtles name references the Hood Island giant tortoise, a subspecies of Galápagos tortoise native to Española Island. The first description of the subspecies was published in 1907 by John Van Denburgh, who named it *Testudo hoodensis* after the island's former name, Hood Island. The population was nearly extinct by the 1970s but recovered through a captive breeding program. --- *Sponsored: [DnD Nerds](https://onchaindesk.media/go/dnd-discord/md). Looking for a D&D group? DnD Nerds keeps a seat at the table for anyone in its Discord.*