@JakeGagain@cashcat_token cashcat at least has the chain story. copycats on other l2s usually just have the word cat, i'd want the holder chart before calling rotation
@theunipcs pumpfun revenue looks like a business until you remember how cyclical launches are. pons still has to survive the first 30 seconds or the burn narrative doesn't matter
@vladtenev ownership is the pitch. the part that decides if rh chain memes last is whether retail can see honest launch data before bots finish the first 30 seconds
UPDATE on FLUSH.
Yesterday I mapped the launch: tax-free clones, shared bankroll, fee claims, then silence.
New question: where did the ETH go after extraction?
Creator fee pile (~25 ETH) Deployer swept fees on Aug 23 via GasliteDrop into: 0x8d43f40f183314c3f6982443426e393e66f36Bd7 Most of that (~25 ETH) is still sitting on Robinhood Chain.
Old bankroll hub (~27 ETH leftover) 0x5C6Adf90… didn’t just hold it. On Aug 23 it called Relay depositNative and bridged ~26.9 ETH off. Hub is basically empty now.
Whitelist / tax-exempt bot profits (~+72 ETH net) clones → ~50 hop wallets → Universal Router sells → GasliteDrop → new treasury 0x6cd928f9Cb40b42e91E58C8a9228C091e5FCD23a
That treasury took in ~73+ ETH via GasliteDrop, bridged some via Relay (~24.4 + 1.5 ETH), and still holds ~96 ETH on Robinhood Chain.
So the whitelisted bots didn’t leave money in the clones. They hop-sold, swept, consolidated, partly bridged, and parked a fat bag in a new wallet.
Why this matters: extraction wasn’t the end. Day-after behavior was new EOAs + GasliteDrop + Relay bridge.
Don’t stop at “dev didn’t sell.” Watch fee-claim wallets, hop drains into one treasury, and depositNative/Relay the next day.
Token: 0xDb99d819e93B06Ed83A17c01Fed2B7dcA5774Bbb NFA. Verify the txs.
Vlad is basically saying that RH didn’t expect what’s happening right now onchain. That’s how living organisms evolve, they just need the right environment and little push.
@theunipcs revenue is real but launchpad revenue is the most cyclical number in crypto. the question is what it looks like after the chain's first quiet month, not at peak launch season