CashCat (CASHCAT)

CashCat is a community memecoin on Robinhood Chain that went public on July 1, 2026. It originated from an internet meme about Robinhood's early working name - Cash Cat.

On July 8, Tenev posted that the chain "works great for memes too" and followed the account, pumping the token 1,700% in a day. As a result, the coin became the first on Robinhood Chain to reach the $100M market cap mark and the chain's unofficial mascot.

In late July 2026, the project launched a no-code token launchpad for Robinhood Chain - letscash.fun, powered by the Uniswap v4 tech stack. Similarly to pump.fun, it lets users launch a coin in a few clicks for pennies, with a basic swap fee of 1% where 70% of that cut goes to creator rewards and 30% to the platform.

🪙 Cashcat token: $CASHCAT Robinhood meme launched in June 2026 as a pure memecoin with a starting supply of 1 billion tokens, no buy/sell tax, no team allocation, no vesting, and no emissions.

It also has a built-in deflationary model where 25% of launchpad revenue (~7.5% of all swap fees) goes to $CASHCAT burns. As of mid-September 2026, circulating supply is about 988.3M after burns.

✅ Cash Cat pros:

• No vesting;
• Broad token distribution: no more than 5%+ of tokens held in a single cluster of wallets according to Bubblemaps;
• Has its own, revenue-generating product - letscash.fun powering regulat $CASHCAT burns;
• Perpetual futures live on Hyperliquid, Bybit, Lighter, and Aster;
• Listed on Robinhood CEX;
• High market capitalization (150M +) and strong social presence mean smaller risks of getting rugged by the founder;
• First breakout asset on Robinhood Chain and its de facto mascot;

❌ Cash Cat cons:

• Robinhood Chain’s activity amidst the launch of Arc blockchain seems to slowing down;
• No token utility presented by the team;
• The market capitalization of over 150M suggests limited upside potential for the coin under the current market circumstances;
• Memecoins are always driven by speculative narrative rather than fundamental conviction, and only 3% of them survive according to our database;