Robinhood Chain memecoins

Memecoins are speculative crypto tokens built around a name, joke or online community. On Robinhood Chain they trade alongside stock tokens and stablecoins, and some pools pair a memecoin directly with a token that tracks a share price.

On 25 October 2026, the first 100 entries returned by CoinGecko’s Robinhood Chain Meme category included 94 with current readings, worth $357.0m and reporting $32.6m in 24-hour turnover. This is a snapshot of the returned entries. The chain also carries tokens outside that list.

Cash Cat leads the current entries

CoinGecko’s current entries on 25 October 2026, ranked by market value:

6 entries had readings older than three days: Little John (13 July 2026), Goose Token (19 October 2026), GreenHood (20 October 2026), CATGPT (15 October 2026), LongCat (30 September 2026), Froge (8 October 2026). Their historical prices and market values stay outside these current totals.

High turnover can come from repeated trading

On 25 October 2026, YOLO (YOLO) had the highest reported daily turnover relative to market value among the current entries, at 1.67 times. Both figures come from the same category snapshot.

That ratio describes reported turnover relative to a valuation. Repeated trades can pass the same tokens around many times. Liquidity, wallet concentration and the ability to sell a position need separate checks.

A stock-token pool has two moving prices

Robinhood’s stock tokens are ERC-20 assets, so liquidity pools can combine them with other tokens. GeckoTerminal’s pool list includes quotes in USDG, wrapped ETH and stock tokens. USDG is Paxos’s dollar-pegged asset.

A memecoin paired with a stock token has exposure to both sides of the pool. Existing stock tokens keep trading when the underlying exchange is closed, while new issuance follows Robinhood’s Monday-to-Saturday mint-and-burn window. Thin liquidity can amplify price movement on either side.

Check the contract and the launch history

Match the chain ID and token contract to the relevant register or explorer. Pool addresses identify trading contracts; token addresses identify assets. Names and ticker symbols can be reused by unrelated tokens.

The launch history also deserves attention. In a 27 September investigation, analyst Wazz linked 53 launches to one operation and put its extraction at 7,447.45 ETH, valued at $18.43m in the investigation. Those are the analyst’s findings. Our report follows the wallet links and launch examples.