STEPN launches $STROLL on Robinhood Chain, letting users hunt stock fragments by walking

The team behind STEPN has a new pitch: walk to a specific spot on the map, open a virtual box, and maybe walk away with a sliver of NVIDIA stock. The project, called Stroll, runs on Robinhood Chain and turns physical movement into a treasure hunt for tokenized equity fragments. How the stock fragment hunt works Stroll operates through geo-located “boxes” scattered across real-world locations. Users physically walk to these spots, each with a claim radius of roughly 40 meters, and open them to receive tokenized stock fragments from companies like Apple, NVIDIA, Tesla, and Meta. The fragments aren’t conjured out of thin air. According to the project’s documentation, all stock tokens are pre-purchased and held in a public vault called StrollVault, deployed at a specific contract address on Robinhood Chain. The vault currently holds approximately $24,901 in tokenized assets across 16 different tokens. Each box has a rarity tier that determines what kind of fragment drops when opened. Legendary fragments carry a 2% spawn rate and can yield a full share of companies like NVIDIA, Tesla, or Meta. The project emphasizes that nothing new is minted. All odds are immutable and recorded on-chai...