Robinhood Chain's total value locked expanded by 93% over the past 30 days, according to DeFiLlama, outpacing Plasma, Avalanche, and Sui in growth. The surge comes as DexScreener fills with coins minted on the network, and automated market makers on Robinhood Chain processed $1.3 billion in volume. Social trading platforms like FOMO are also seeing a spike in interest.
PONS: The launchpad token at the center
PONS, the native cryptocurrency of the Pons token launchpad on Robinhood Chain, has a market cap around $285 million — and it's been live for less than two months. The token spiked to near $0.5, dropped to $0.36, then recovered to $0.4. Hyperliquid announced support for PONS perps this week, adding another layer of trading activity.
Many see PONS as the main infrastructure play on Robinhood Chain, often compared to Pump.fun's role on other networks. But some observers caution that if existing launchpad solutions expand to Robinhood Chain, PONS could face pressure.
Cash Cat and the meme coin wave
Cash Cat (CASHCAT), a cat-themed meme coin, now holds a market cap of $280 million, up 40% in the past week. Holders call it the network's largest and most promising meme coin. The token's rise mirrors the broader flood of new coins hitting DexScreener, where Robinhood Chain listings have become a daily occurrence.
Artificial Inu trades against tokenized Nvidia stock
Artificial Inu (AI) takes a different route. Instead of trading against USD, it trades against tokenized Nvidia stock (NVDA). The token's trading activity grows its vault, and the fees generated are either burned or locked. AI has reached a market cap similar to Cash Cat's, showing that the network's appetite for novelty isn't limited to cats.
The rapid expansion has a speculative edge. With volume concentrated in a handful of tokens and new launches appearing constantly, the question is whether Robinhood Chain can sustain this pace — or if the next wave of listings will test the network's staying power.
