Binance listed $MARSCOIN. Robinhood has started listing its first projects, beginning with $CASHCAT.
What do I think comes next? $JUGGERNAUT.
And when it comes to the meme stock narrative:
Binance has $MARSCOIN.
Robinhood Chain has $GME.
I think $GME’s time is coming soon.
I believe $GME will become the flagship meme stock listed on Robinhood Chain.
We’re just getting started!
The reality is when I took over $CATE I knew it was a near impossible task.
From day one I said I wasn’t doing this because it was the easiest way to make money. Unless an organic memecoin goes to billions, there isn’t much financial upside for me anyway. My wallet is public. Everyone watches it. Selling would hurt the very thing I’m trying to build.
I did this because I have a vision for this space.
Maybe it’s delusional. But the only reason you’re reading this today is because I’ve been delusional my entire life.
When I stepped in, I had zero supply control and CATE was sitting around a $2.6M market cap. I watched people who trusted me buy the previous day around $10M, and I couldn’t stomach watching another coin follow the same script. Community disappears. Holders get left behind. Retail leaves crypto.
That’s when the mission became bigger than the coin.
The mission is bringing retail back.
We’ve made progress, but we’re nowhere near where we need to be. Going from $80M to $15M doesn’t help that mission. Yesterday people were celebrating me. Today some of those same people are farming engagement by dunking on me.
I’ve tuned it out. In fact, I’ve bookmarked a lot of those tweets.
Here’s what actually matters on Day 10:
• 37.7k holders on Fomo, the highest holder count I’ve personally seen by a mile.
• 229k Fomo followers, growing by 10k+ every day.
• 8,500 Telegram members still showing up ready to fight.
• 4,000+ listeners in Spaces last night with countless people sharing that CATE was their first memecoin.
Those aren’t normal numbers.
The truth is CATE succeeding benefits everyone in crypto. Exchanges. Launchpads. Traders. Holders.
The memecoin pie has been shrinking for years. It’s time to make it grow again.
Let’s send a random internet cat to billions and remind the world why crypto became the most exciting place on the internet in the first place.
If you believe in that mission, join us.
Buy if you believe. Make content. Tell a friend. Every new person matters.
@solana@toly@pumpfun@fomo
Cates have nine lives.
Let��s make the game we once loved fun again. 💛🐈
😈 GameStop didn't initiate exchange on these notes. Someone needed $GME shares on the C35 deadline for the DTCC's 6/29 Market Disruption and used these Convertible Notes to get them.
❤️ C35 deadlines
https://t.co/R0B47n0nPt
Can confirm it’s real, I’ve been tracking it onchain all week and read the Robinhood Chain docs so you don’t have to. The precise version:
The pair exists: the coin trades against tokenized $GME, and the docs mandate 1:1 backing with real shares at a US custodian. The demand is so real that the tokenized stock DEPEGGED, trading at a persistent premium over NYSE because minting runs through a single Authorized Participant and can’t keep up. Supply of tokenized GME 2x’d since launch, all verifiable on Robinscan.
The nuance: the docs define what must back the tokens, not when or how shares get bought, so ‘instant forced buying’ is stronger than what’s provable. The honest frame is better anyway: it’s a 24/7 attention engine on the ticker, printing dislocations while the market sleeps. And attention is the only force that ever moved GME: 2021 wasn’t share buying, it was options flow riding attention.
The hilarious part you called: Robinhood built the rails and the attention machine now runs on their chain pointed at the one ticker they can’t unplug this time.
If I’m reading this correctly, apparently somebody launched a GME coin on the Robinhood chain that’s paired directly against tokenized $GME
So the more buying of the coin, in theory the more buying pressure to the actual stock as Robinhood has to replenish the tokenized stock pool by buying more real shares.
Is this legit? Can folks confirm? If so, would be hilarious if Robinhood actually ended up causing real $GME buy pressure against their will
$GME stock is the king of meme stocks.
It made history alongside Robinhood during the biggest short squeeze ever, when Wall Street billionaires went head-to-head with retail. It became one of the greatest wealth transfers in market history.
That’s why $GME on Robinhood Chain is simply perfect. Pair it with tokenized $GME stock, and the narrative becomes unstoppable.
Just think about it for a second: the old $GME tokens on Ethereum and Solana reached $160M–$230M market caps.
And we’re sitting at just a $6M market cap?
I’ve been buying every dip and holding strong.
The first-day pump was just a test pump, in my opinion.
With $Marscoin gaining traction on BSC and tokenized stocks becoming one of the hottest narratives, everything is lining up for $GME.
Don’t forget, Vlad and Robinhood are racing to become the leading platform for both RWAs and memes.
$GME fits that vision perfectly.
$50M–$100M market cap is my next target, and I think that’s just the beginning.
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