Who is Cooper? 🐶🌿
Cooper isn’t just another meme dog.
He is the original dog featured by Robinhood back in 2015, making him one of the earliest canine characters ever associated with the Robinhood brand.
Now, 11 years later, Cooper returns to the Robinhood blockchain.
A legendary narrative.
A real piece of Robinhood history.
A community-driven meme built for the future.
The OG Robinhood Dog is finally home. 🏹💚
$COOPER
Cooper isn’t just another meme.
Cooper is the first dog officially introduced by Robinhood back in 2015 as the honorary member of their design team.
Today, we’re bringing that piece of Robinhood history back to life on-chain.
This is more than a token. It’s the original Robinhood dog, backed by a community building for the long term.
CA:
0x19F862c0cf83a9F65b19C37Fd1F4fd5bAcB097ae
Original Robinhood post:
https://t.co/6gaoZyG7pD
The story started in 2015.
Now it’s time for Cooper to make history again. 🐕💚
Cooper isn’t just another meme.
Cooper is the first dog officially introduced by Robinhood back in 2015 as the honorary member of their design team.
Today, we’re bringing that piece of Robinhood history back to life on-chain.
This is more than a token. It’s the original Robinhood dog, backed by a community building for the long term.
CA:
0x19F862c0cf83a9F65b19C37Fd1F4fd5bAcB097ae
Original Robinhood post:
https://t.co/6gaoZyG7pD
The story started in 2015.
Now it’s time for Cooper to make history again. 🐕💚
Cooper isn’t just another meme.
Cooper is the first dog officially introduced by Robinhood back in 2015 as the honorary member of their design team.
Today, we’re bringing that piece of Robinhood history back to life on-chain.
This is more than a token. It’s the original Robinhood dog, backed by a community building for the long term.
CA:
0x19F862c0cf83a9F65b19C37Fd1F4fd5bAcB097ae
Original Robinhood post:
https://t.co/6gaoZyG7pD
The story started in 2015.
Now it’s time for Cooper to make history again. 🐕💚
The Cooper team has always been straightforward.
We’re here to build one of the strongest tokens on Robinhood, nothing less. We never had bad intentions, even when people doubted us as we went from a 150k market cap down to 50k.
Our tokenomics are transparent:
5.4% of the supply is locked.
1.70% of the supply has already been bought back using 50% of the WETH fees we’ve collected since day one.
We’re not here for a few days or a few weeks. We’re here for the long run for years. Our goal is simple: to make Cooper the best token on Robinhood.
At our current market cap and trading volume, we can’t fund large-scale marketing every single day. That’s just the reality. But that doesn’t stop us from bringing positive energy, showing up every day, putting in consistent work, and looking for new opportunities to grow Cooper the right way.
Our focus is to keep improving the project, strengthen the community, increase Cooper’s visibility, and build something that holders can genuinely be proud of.
And yes, Cooper is the first dog ever mentioned by Robinhood. The tweet speaks for itself.
If you’re curious, come join our community, ask questions, and see what we’re building for yourself. 🐶💚
A new day begins for Cooper. 🐶💚
Every day brings new people, new holders, and new opportunities.
We’re building this step by step, together.
Let’s make today count.
At the same time, it’s only natural. We invest our time, our energy, and there are several of us working behind the scenes.
So this kind of thing is just part of the game. And in the end, we’ll win.
Cooper Team -
We have the strongest narrative on the entire Robinhood blockchain.
We’ve built a great community. We’re now listed on CoinGecko. We have a 24/7 WETH rewards system for holders and an automatic burn mechanism running around the clock.
Even if there are waves of FUD or the price drops hard from time to time, we simply see it as an opportunity to take the place of the jeets and strengthen the project with long-term holders.
On top of that, the team will continue buying the dips over time using the protocol’s resources. That allows us to gradually strengthen our position while reducing the amount of circulating supply available on the open market.
We’re building this for the long term.
This little game of dumping and then spreading FUD on our Twitter won’t last much longer.
Once we’ve gradually bought back the available supply over the coming days, there won’t be much you can do about it anymore.
COOPER is now officially listed on @coingecko: https://t.co/enPPiR6iUn
This is another major milestone for the project and a big step toward greater visibility across the crypto space.
A huge thank you to everyone who has supported us from day one. This is only the beginning.
More exposure. More holders. More growth.
Let’s keep building.
Just wanted to take a moment to say thank you to everyone who continues to support COOPER.
It hasn’t been an easy journey since day one. We’ve faced challenges, solved problems, improved the project step by step, and we’re still pushing forward every single day.
What makes us proud isn’t just the token, it’s the community we’re building around it. Every day, we see more people contributing, helping each other, and believing in what we’re creating together.
Our work is far from over. We’ll keep improving the experience for our holders, refining every detail, and making sure everything is as clear and transparent as possible.
Thank you for being part of this journey. We’re building something that we hope will stand the test of time, and we’re excited for what’s ahead.
The best chapters are still to come. 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
First, the contract is working perfectly, the jackpot transaction has already been sent.
Second, the cluster is no longer fully connected since we’ve moved the jackpot to a separate contract, so it’s no longer linked to the dev wallet.
Now all that’s left is to wait for a response from Bubble Maps so they can remove this false cluster.
🎰 $COOPER Hourly Lottery - Fully On-Chain Pot
We've upgraded how the $COOPER lottery pot works, and we want to be fully transparent about why.
What happened:
Over the past few days we noticed an increasingly large WETH cluster building up that we couldn't explain.
A community member dug into it, figured out the root cause, and brought it to our attention.
Because of that, we reworked the entire lottery pot system.
How it works now:
Every buy or sell of $COOPER generates a 0.70% fee.
A portion of those fees (0.175% in WETH) is now sent automatically and directly into a dedicated on-chain jackpot contract, not a private wallet, a public smart contract anyone can verify at any time.
Every hour, the bot picks a winner from all wallets holding at least 1,000,000 $COOPER.
The more you hold, the more entries you get a wallet with 10M $COOPER has 10× more chances than one with 1M.
The contract then sends its entire WETH balance to the winner in a single on-chain transaction.
Why this matters:
The pot is publicly visible in real time on Blockscout - no trust required
Funds go straight from fee collection into the contract, bypassing the dev wallet entirely
Only the bot can call payWinner(), and only to the randomly selected winner address
The contract is open source and fully verifiable
Big thank you to the community member who spotted the issue and helped us make the system better.
This is exactly the kind of thing that makes a strong community.
@bubblemaps Please take this new contract into account going forward, and remove the cluster that was created by our lottery system. Thank you.
Jackpot contract:0x2bc79ecfd6516a138be3f777b21bbffa128124e5
🔍 https://t.co/Y7LEPaN0Md
@bubblemaps We’re going to deploy a separate lottery contract so it will only hold WETH. That way, it won’t have any impact or create unnecessary wallet connections.
We’re back in the trending section on Dexscreener.
@bubblemaps The cluster you’re seeing is caused by our lottery rewards system.
Every hour, one eligible holder is randomly selected. The jackpot is automatically sent to a wallet holding at least 1,000,000 COOPER.
That’s why the cluster appears, along with all of those connected wallets.
Some people have asked about the 12% cluster on @bubblemaps.
It may simply be an aggregator. Aggregators often use intermediary wallets to execute swaps, which can make multiple transactions appear as one connected cluster on Bubblemaps.
We’ve contacted the Bubblemaps team to verify it. If it is indeed an aggregator, they’ll be able to label it correctly so it no longer creates confusion.