Top 10 Robinhood Chain tokens today: September 19, 2026
Robinhood Chain on September 19, 2026 was ruled by fresh listings, with $1.14B tracked volume across 224 pools as sub-48-hour names led.
Top 10 movers on Robinhood Chain
| # | Token | Price | 24h | 7d | 24h volume | Liquidity | Trades | Pool age | DEX |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | JAILInsider Trading | $0.00422 | +145,379% | — | $1.46M | $215,008 | 13,803 | 16h | Uniswap V4 |
| 2 | wildebeestwildebeest | $0.00347 | +136,177% | — | $1.53M | $197,197 | 3,404 | 1h | Uniswap V2 |
| 3 | URANUSUranus | $0.00324 | +120,485% | — | $6.57M | $211,717 | 5,973 | 8h | Uniswap V2 |
| 4 | DEEDdeed.estate | $0.000768 | +28,767% | — | $5.33M | $107,821 | 11,134 | 10h | Uniswap V2 |
| 5 |  HOODCATSHood Cats | $0.000261 | +16,390% | — | $652,878 | $43,630 | 7,524 | 10h | Uniswap V4 |
| 6 |  ASKRheyaskr | $0.00576 | +9,554% | — | $3.71M | $168,028 | 12,709 | 18h | Pons V2 Dex |
| 7 |  URANUSUranus | $0.00108 | +4,883% | +4,298% | $5.54M | $297,571 | 66,509 | 6d | Bankr |
| 8 |  ZFORGEZECFORGE.tech | $0.03397 | +2,594% | +7,810% | $21.57M | $537,825 | 17,260 | 9d | Uniswap V2 |
| 9 |  FAITHFAITH | $0.000821 | +1,966% | — | $1.2M | $73,737 | 6,034 | 17h | Pons V2 Dex |
| 10 | RightsLayerRightsLayer | $0.00216 | +1,451% | — | $23.96M | $661,504 | 20,359 | 35h | Uniswap V4 |
Data from GeckoTerminal, captured at 12:59 UTC on September 19, 2026. Volume and trades are summed across each token's tracked pools; price, liquidity and pool age come from its deepest pool. Only tokens with at least $10k liquidity and 100 trades in 24 hours qualify.
Token by token: what happened and possible catalysts
1JAIL Insider Trading+145,379%
$0.00422 · vol $1.46M · liq $215,008 · 13,803 trades (2,749 buyers / 2,717 sellers) · mcap $4.02M
JAIL rose 145,378.97% in 24 hours on $1.46M volume, with 2,749 buyers and 2,717 sellers against $215.0k liquidity. Possible catalysts: a brand-new September 18 launch and early community attention; an Unhosted AI page noted the token was less than a day old, and a CoinDesk report about alleged insider-trading charges involving two Robinhood engineers may have added attention, although no official token catalyst was cited. Risk note: this 16-hour-old pool is still in listing-effect territory.
2wildebeest wildebeest+136,177%
$0.00347 · vol $1.53M · liq $197,197 · 3,404 trades (213 buyers / 202 sellers) · mcap $6.33M
wildebeest rose 136,176.53% in 24 hours on $1.53M volume, with 213 buyers and 202 sellers against $197.2k liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; on-chain, the full move happened in a 1-hour-old pool and the 1-hour change was 1,279.74%, which reads like a launch spike more than established price discovery. Risk note: the pool is only 1 hour old.
3URANUS Uranus+120,485%
$0.00324 · vol $6.57M · liq $211,717 · 5,973 trades (1,652 buyers / 1,059 sellers) · mcap $3.24M
URANUS rose 4,882.79% in 24 hours on $5.54M volume, with 2,801 buyers and 2,788 sellers against $297.6k liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; on-chain, the move looks like continued rotation into an older URANUS pool quoted in SPCX, with 66,509 trades and nearly even flow on both sides.
4DEED deed.estate+28,767%
$0.000768 · vol $5.33M · liq $107,821 · 11,134 trades (1,224 buyers / 585 sellers) · mcap $885,842
DEED rose 28,767.05% in 24 hours on $5.33M volume, with 1,224 buyers and 585 sellers against $107.8k liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; the strong buyer skew and 10-hour pool age suggest a new launch catching fast rotation rather than a mature trend. Risk note: the pool is only 10 hours old.
5HOODCATS Hood Cats+16,390%
$0.000261 · vol $652,878 · liq $43,630 · 7,524 trades (2,500 buyers / 2,059 sellers) · mcap $290,551
HOODCATS rose 16,389.8% in 24 hours on $652.9k volume, with 2,500 buyers and 2,059 sellers against $43.6k liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; buyer activity was high relative to the depth available, but the pool stayed thin throughout the move. Risk note: liquidity is under $50k and the pool is only 10 hours old.
6ASKR heyaskr+9,554%
$0.00576 · vol $3.71M · liq $168,028 · 12,709 trades (1,335 buyers / 1,280 sellers) · mcap $6.09M
ASKR rose 9,553.54% in 24 hours on $3.71M volume, with 1,335 buyers and 1,280 sellers against $168.0k liquidity. Possible catalysts: HeyAskr's official docs say ASKR launched on September 18, 2026 on Robinhood Chain via a public bonding-curve sale and is meant to graduate into a locked Uniswap v4 pool. Risk note: the pool is only 18 hours old.
7URANUS Uranus+4,883%
$0.00108 · vol $5.54M · liq $297,571 · 66,509 trades (2,801 buyers / 2,788 sellers) · mcap $915,234
URANUS rose 4,882.79% in 24 hours on $5.54M volume, with 2,801 buyers and 2,788 sellers against $297.6k liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; on-chain, the move looks like continued rotation into an older URANUS pool quoted in SPCX, with 66,509 trades and nearly even flow on both sides.
8ZFORGE ZECFORGE.tech+2,594%
$0.03397 · vol $21.57M · liq $537,825 · 17,260 trades (4,254 buyers / 1,372 sellers) · mcap $35.45M
ZFORGE rose 2,593.61% in 24 hours on $21.57M volume, with 4,254 buyers and 1,372 sellers against $537.8k liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; the heavy buyer imbalance and high turnover suggest momentum trading rather than a documented announcement.
9FAITH FAITH+1,966%
$0.000821 · vol $1.2M · liq $73,737 · 6,034 trades (689 buyers / 651 sellers) · mcap $818,976
FAITH rose 1,966.46% in 24 hours on $1.20M volume, with 689 buyers and 651 sellers against $73.7k liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; the token still held a large daily gain even after falling 32.52% over 6 hours, which can happen when a new pool cools after launch. Risk note: the pool is only 17 hours old.
10RightsLayer RightsLayer+1,451%
$0.00216 · vol $23.96M · liq $661,504 · 20,359 trades (4,500 buyers / 3,261 sellers) · mcap $1.17M
RightsLayer rose 1,451.07% in 24 hours on $23.96M volume, with 4,500 buyers and 3,261 sellers against $661.5k liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; this was the deepest and busiest of the new mover pools, so one reading is that traders treated it as a higher-confidence new listing than the thinner launches around it. Risk note: the pool is only 35 hours old.
Robinhood Chain market snapshot for September 19, 2026
Robinhood Chain trading on September 19, 2026 was dominated by fresh names such as JAIL, ASKR, RightsLayer, DEED, and two separate URANUS contracts. GeckoTerminal-tracked activity reached $1.14B across 224 pools and 159 tokens, with 2.27M trades and 20+ new pools in the last 24 hours.
Tracked means the sum of the most active pools covered by GeckoTerminal, not every pool on the chain.
The DEX split stayed top-heavy.
- Uniswap V3 (Robinhood): $622.6M across 48 pools
- Uniswap V4 (Robinhood): $259.4M across 82 pools
- Uniswap V2 (Robinhood): $85.6M across 17 pools
- Ramses V3 (Robinhood): $53.4M across 7 pools
- Pons V2 Dex: $46.1M across 26 pools
- Bankr (Robinhood): $31.1M across 14 pools
That mix matters. Most of the biggest percentage movers came from very new pools, but the bulk of tracked chain volume still sat on larger, older venues.
What moved the market
The main story was age. Eight of the 10 top gainers in this report were in pools younger than 48 hours, and several were far younger than that. When a pool is only 1 to 18 hours old, four- and five-digit percentage gains are usually listing effects, not organic rallies.
Only one of the top movers had a clear official launch document behind it. HeyAskr docs say ASKR launched on September 18, 2026 on Robinhood Chain through a public bonding-curve sale and was designed to graduate into a locked Uniswap v4 pool. That does not make the price move safe, but it does make the launch easier to place than most of the day's other names.
JAIL had some narrative support, but it was weaker. An Unhosted AI page described it as a brand-new Robinhood Chain community token, and a CoinDesk report about alleged insider-trading charges involving two Robinhood engineers may have increased attention around the name. That connection is unconfirmed, and no official catalyst for the token itself was cited.
For most other movers, there was no credible news coverage in the research set. That shifts the read back to on-chain behavior. RightsLayer and ZFORGE stood out because they combined large turnover with better liquidity than the thinner meme launches around them. HOODCATS, by contrast, moved hard on less than $50k liquidity, which is enough depth for sharp prints but not enough to treat as stable price discovery.
There is also a chain-level backdrop. In a Robinhood investor presentation published on September 9, 2026, company leadership said Robinhood Chain is part of its infrastructure layer and said stock tokens can move onchain and into DeFi pools. That helps explain why launch activity remains intense, but it does not validate any individual token.
New pools worth watching
RightsLayer was the cleanest new-pool read in the feed. At 35 hours old, it paired $24.0M in volume with $661.5k in liquidity, which is meaningfully deeper than most fresh launches. That does not remove risk, but it does reduce the chance that a small order alone is driving the tape.
CEST also looked more balanced than the average new listing. It traded across two venues in the feed and did $6.5M in tracked volume with six-figure liquidity attached to its lead pool. That is more informative than a single low-depth launch printing huge volume in one place.
Several other new pools were active but structurally fragile. TIGRINO did $22.2M in volume with only $10.5k liquidity. PMEW did $6.8M on $15.5k liquidity, one URANUS contract did $6.8M on $7.5k, and ADOCK did $5.6M on $29.5k. Those are the setups where slippage and reversals can be severe even when the tape looks busy.
BLESS is the reminder that high activity does not equal strength. It remained one of the most active new pools with $6.8M in 24-hour volume and 37,879 trades, but it also landed among the day's steepest losers.
Biggest losers
The sharpest drops were mostly in brand-new, thin pools. HARVEST fell 97.99% in a 17-hour-old pool with $11.7k liquidity, VLAD fell 82.29% in a 7-hour-old pool with $10.5k liquidity, and OZZY dropped 63.16% in a 7-hour-old pool with $12.8k liquidity. That is typical of launch-day reversals when early holders can still dominate the book.
IF was the exception. Its pool was much older at 1,688 hours and had $237.9k liquidity, yet it still fell 78.0% over 24 hours. That reads more like a real unwind than a simple listing reset.
How to check a token before trading it
- Check liquidity depth first. A token can show millions in volume and still be hard to exit if liquidity is only $10k to $30k.
- Check pool age. Moves above 10,000% on pools younger than 48 hours are usually launch effects until proven otherwise.
- Compare buyers, sellers, and trade count. High volume is more useful when it comes from broad participation rather than a few bursts.
- Verify the contract on the Robinhood Chain explorer. Confirm the token address and inspect recent transactions before using any pool.
- Test slippage with a small size. Thin pools can move sharply between quote and execution.
- Keep ETH for gas. Robinhood Chain uses ETH for gas, so even a simple swap can fail if the wallet is funded only with the token being traded.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best-performing token on Robinhood Chain today?
On September 19, 2026, JAIL was the best-performing token in this report, up 145,378.97% in 24 hours. Its pool was only 16 hours old, so that move should be read as a launch effect rather than an established trend.
How do I buy tokens on Robinhood Chain?
Use a wallet such as MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, or another WalletConnect wallet, add Robinhood Chain with chain id 4663, and keep ETH for gas. Then use a DEX or aggregator such as RobinSwap, but check liquidity depth, pool age, and slippage before submitting any trade.
Why are Robinhood Chain token gains so large on new pools?
Many of the biggest movers are in pools less than 48 hours old. When liquidity is thin, even modest order flow can print four- or five-digit percentage changes, which are listing effects, not proof of durable demand.
Are Robinhood Token stock tokens the same as memecoins on Robinhood Chain?
No. Tokens whose names end with "• Robinhood Token" are Robinhood's tokenized stock tokens that trade in DEX pools, while most other names in this report are regular crypto tokens or memecoins. They share the same chain and gas token, but liquidity, risk, and trading behavior can differ a lot.
Sources
- The askr token · Docs | HeyAskr heyaskr.ai
- Insider Trading (JAIL) Price Today & AI Analysis unhosted.ai
- Two Robinhood (HOOD) engineers charged with insider trading using Hyperliquid perpetuals coindesk.com
- Robinhood investor presentation investors.robinhood.com
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Not financial advice. Token prices on Robinhood Chain move fast and new pools can lose most of their value within hours. Figures reflect the moment of capture on September 19, 2026. This article was produced automatically by the RobinSwap editorial pipeline from live on-chain data and the public sources listed above. RobinSwap is not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Inc.