Introduction

Nightgarden is two things that share one screen: a marketplace for every NFT on Robinhood Chain, and a launchpad that deploys the contract behind a new collection. The marketplace reads a chain we did not build. The launchpad is the part that is ours.

What Nightgarden does

• Reads the whole chain. Every ERC-721 on Robinhood Chain is browsable here the moment it is deployed. Nothing is submitted, nothing is approved, and there is no list we curate.
• Trades in USDG, against an order book held in contract storage rather than in a database, so a listing cannot disappear because a server did.
• Launches collections. You bring the art; the factory deploys an audited ERC-721 with a provably fair reveal, a write-once commitment to the art, and an optional tie to a token.

Who it is for

• Collectors who want to see what exists on this chain without trusting anybody's shortlist.
• Creators who want a contract they did not have to write, and a reveal they can point at rather than promise.
• Token communities who want a drop only their holders can mint, or a mint that takes supply out of circulation.

What these docs cover

Using Nightgarden walks buying, selling and the wallet end to end. The launchpad is the long one: what it is for, every choice on the create form, and what each of them costs. Protocol documents the contracts, the fee, and what is and is not guaranteed. Resources has the addresses and the FAQ.

New here? Start with Why Nightgarden, then How it works, then the Quickstart.