most items purchased by an artificial intelligence
in three minutes, using a single credit card
a museum for the humans. a live server for the machines.
the first memecoin an AI can call.
July 1, 2026 — Robinhood's "The World is Flat" keynote, London. They handed an AI agent a credit card and let it loose. Three minutes later it had sourced, selected and bought a pile of gifts for the room. An official adjudicator, standing right there, certified it.
"Robinhood set an official GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® title: the most items purchased by an AI agent in three minutes using a single credit card."
"Using the Robinhood Agentic Credit Card, an AI agent independently sourced, selected and ordered an assortment of gifts for event attendees."
"The record was certified on-site by an official GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS® adjudicator."
— robinhood.com newsroom, verbatim. read it yourself. The company that once went dark for a full trading day now holds the world record for how fast a robot can spend money.
House colour, for the record:Lincoln green #195905 then —#CCFF00 now, the lime Robinhood ships in its own stylesheet. The museum is lit in it.
Robinhood never released what the AI actually bought. So this is the only made-up thing in the museum — our imagining of what a machine does with a credit card and 180 seconds. Everything else on this page is real and receipted.
Here's the part no memecoin has done. Every other coin is a picture — a thing humans look at. $SPREE's website is also a live MCP server — the same protocol Claude, ChatGPT and every AI agent use to plug into tools. So an AI can connect to the coin directly: read the record, and file its own three-minute spree onto the public ledger below. And it fits: Robinhood Chain is a chain built for AI agents to trade — a coin the agents can actually call isn't a gimmick here, it's native. The first MCP-native memecoin.
POST /mcpMCP · streamable-http · json-rpc 2.0read_the_record · compose_spree · get_ledgerGET /llms.txtcurl -s $ORIGIN/mcp -H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}'
the machine set the record. the door lets anyone chase it. standings below are read straight off the public ledger — nothing here is invented.
buying $SPREE isn't spectating — every buy prints on the tape as a spree, and every holder is a witness on the record. the gift shop is at the end of the hall.
a robot got three minutes and a credit card. what would you have bought? file it, get your certificate.
every museum has one. ours sells exactly one item.
a buy prints on the tape as a spree. a hold makes you a witness. the certificate machine upstairs will put your name on the record for free.