Hood Rigs is a 4,400-piece on-chain generative hardware & mechanical mining rig NFT collection, built around ERC-6551 Token-Bound Accounts. Every rig comes with its own on-chain wallet, meaning the NFT itself can hold its earned rewards, upgrades, and components. 💻 How It Works Each active rig contributes computational power to decentralized workload pools and earns rewards based on its Hash Rate (HR) and performance. Rewards can come in:         ●        📈 Tokenized stocks like AAPLx, MSFTx & NVDAx         ●        💵 Stablecoins         ●        🪙 Ecosystem tokens & protocol fees Holders can switch between different reward pools depending on where they see the best opportunities. 🔧 Build & Upgrade Rigs have unique hardware stats including Hash Rate, TDP and Expansion Slots. You can also:         ●        Upgrade your rig with modular components         ●        Combine multiple rigs inside a Motherboard Chassis         ●        Unlock efficiency bonuses through different hardware combinations 🛠️ Wear & Maintenance: Rigs experience on-chain wear over time. If maintenance is ignored, efficiency can decrease by up to 25%. Using $WATT, holders can service their rigs and restore them to 100% efficiency. 💰 Vault-Sweep One of the biggest features is Vault-Sweep Burn. If a rig’s accumulated vault assets become more valuable than its NFT floor price, holders can burn the rig and directly claim the assets stored inside its Token-Bound Account. NFT → Vault Assets → Instant Liquidity. 🔥 $15K Launch Bootstrap Hood Rigs is also launching with a $15,000 liquidity subsidy designed to boost the initial reward pools and help provide stronger yields while organic protocol activity develops. 🪙 $WATT $WATT is the ecosystem’s utility token, used for:         ●        Rig activation         ●        Maintenance         ●        Component slotting         ●        Other in-ecosystem utilities Hood Rigs is built around the idea of turning NFTs into active, programmable machines — where the NFT doesn’t just represent an asset, it owns and operates one.