Robinhood Chain · LIVE
BUILD 7.0.1024 TOKENIZATION · RWABorn within Microsoft,
unleashed on chain.
The internet's first legendary mascot, now on the tokenization frontier.
Holders earn real MSFT stock rewards, tokenized on-chain.
The dojo is open.
Address on
Robinhood Chain0x4A88cf518EA6B7D1184184D6eab78dF7252a74F1
Identity
The mascot that escaped Microsoft.
A ninja cat on a fire-breathing unicorn. Never official. Never approved. Spread across millions of screens anyway. The culture kept what the corporation wouldn't claim.
Now NINJACAT carries that energy on-chain — with real rewards, a real community, and zero borrowed authority. If you know, you know. If you don't, you're about to.
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Dashboard live
Periodic MSFT reward distributions for eligible $NINJACAT holders.
Open the rewards dashboard (opens in a new tab)Read this first
- Tokenised MSFT is a token that references the stock. It is not direct ownership of Microsoft shares, and it carries none of the rights that owning a share does.
- Eligibility rules and the timing of any distribution are set by the project and published in the dashboard.
- No rate, yield, schedule or return is promised anywhere on this site.
Lineage
Ten years of a cat that would not go away.
Two kinds of entry, never blended: what is documented outside this project, and what this project says about itself.
- 2015
Documented history
The ninja cat becomes a Windows in-joke
A cat riding a fire-breathing unicorn spread through Microsoft as an unofficial emblem of the Windows 10 era, appearing on stickers, shirts and internal art. It was never an official mascot — that is precisely what made it beloved.
Microsoft Life (opens in a new tab) - 2016
Documented history
Raymond Chen documents the origin
The Old New Thing, Microsoft’s long-running engineering blog, recorded where the ninja cat imagery came from and how it spread inside the company.
devblogs.microsoft.com (opens in a new tab) - 2022
Documented history
The cat resurfaces
Microsoft Developer UK posted the character again, years after its first appearance.
@msdevuk (opens in a new tab) - 2026
Project statement
$NINJACAT launches on Robinhood Chain
The community project launched the token on Robinhood Chain, an EVM-compatible L2, and began building the rewards, archive and community around the character.
- 2026
Project statement
MSFT rewards dashboard goes live
A dashboard for tracking eligibility and allocations of tokenised MSFT distributions to eligible holders.
rewards.realninjacat.com (opens in a new tab)
Ecosystem
What is built, and what is only announced.
Five products were presented on the original site. One has a destination that resolves today. The rest are listed as announced — no links, no countdowns, no implication that you can use them yet.
MSFT Stock Rewards
Periodic MSFT reward distributions for eligible $NINJACAT holders.
Dashboard live
Video Game Arcade
A browser arcade built around the NINJACAT character.
Announced
Not available yet
NFT Collection
Ranked ninja cards — Genin, Chunin, Jonin.
Announced
Not available yet
Ready for Battle NFTs
Battle-ready character variants.
Announced
Not available yet
Initiation Knowledge Test
A short initiation quiz for new members of the dojo.
Announced
Not available yet
Transparency
The numbers we can actually stand behind.
1,000,000,000
Declared total supply
Stated by the tokenomics widget on realninjacat.com, read 2026-09-21.
The allocation table, the public wallets behind each line and the live chart all live on the tokenomics page. Every wallet links to the explorer, because the only honest form of transparency a static page can offer is letting you check the balance yourself.
Open tokenomics| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Tokens locked | 70,713,339 |
| Share of declared supply | 7.07% |
| Share of declared Team & Marketing allocation | 47.14% |
The source site describes this amount as "15% of the team allocation". That description does not match the published table: the locked amount is 7.07% of declared supply and 47.14% of the declared Team & Marketing allocation. Both computed figures are shown; the 15% description is not repeated as fact.
Unlock date and the exact relationship to the declared allocation were not confirmed during the audit.
Lock proof on HoodLock (opens in a new tab)The Vault · Ten years of receipts
First a mascot. Then a memory. Now a movement.
In 2014 Microsoft gave its Windows Insiders a mascot: a ninja cat riding a T-Rex. The company moved on. The community never did. These four files are the trail it left behind, from Redmond's dev tweets to the banner flying over Robinhood Chain today. Read them in order and you'll see why the people who found this cat early are still here.
The dojo
The community is the project.
Two channels are listed here. The original site contradicted itself on several others, and those stay off the page until a single handle can be confirmed — a wrong link is worse than a missing one.
Giving back was written into the legend from day one.
Giving was one of the four foundational commitments declared by the original project. The panel shown here is preserved in full transparency — verified on-chain, free from false promises, and driven by real community initiatives.
Born in Redmond. Running on PancakeSwap.
In 2014, Ninja Cat became Microsoft’s most iconic inside legend. Today on Robinhood Chain, true insiders don’t sit on the sidelines — they supply the pool. Add liquidity to the verified PancakeSwap pair, harvest ecosystem fees, and ride the fire-breathing unicorn before the masses wake up.