There’s a lot of noise around Robinhood Kitties right now.
V1. V2. Two contracts. Two sides.
But if you’re watching this from the Robinhood Chain timeline, the story behind it is probably more interesting than the argument itself 🐱
Yes, the V1 contract was deployed first. That’s onchain and nobody needs to deny it.
But V2 became the Robinhood Kitties collection that people actually traded, collected and built history around.
Then the original dev rugged.
Most NFT projects end there.
Kitties didn’t.
People stayed, the project went through community takeovers, and now @Trenchofsol and the holders around @RHKitties are putting their own time, effort and liquidity into bringing the collection back.
And just as V2 started getting attention again, the old V1 contract suddenly became relevant and people started minting it again.
Now we have V1 vs V2.
Honestly, I think that makes the Kitties story even more interesting.
V1 has the earlier contract.
V2 has the trading history, the rug, the comeback and the community fighting to keep the cats alive.
You can discover an older contract.
You can’t recreate the history that already happened.
And after watching all of this unfold, I know which side I’m backing.
V2 🐱
🚨ATTENTION🐈
-Two collections. Same name on @opensea , Different journeys.
-One remains active and connected to its community.
-The other has remained silent.
-We choose to stay active, keep growing and supporting our community. 🛠️🐾
The more I look at $LEVERCAT, the more I like the setup.
Most memecoins:
Buy meme with SOL → lose your SOL exposure → pray it goes up.
LEVERCAT does something different.
3% of every transfer goes back to holders in xSOL - leveraged SOL exposure by @hylo_so
No staking.
No locking.
No claiming.
Just hold the cat.
The more people trade, the more rewards flow back to holders.
Volume itself becomes valuable to the people holding.
That’s a pretty interesting mechanic for a memecoin.
🐈⬛