Top 10 Robinhood Chain tokens today: October 26, 2026
Robinhood Chain on October 26, 2026 was ruled by fresh listings, with BTC posting a 137,864% 24-hour jump as new pools hit the tape.

Top 10 movers on Robinhood Chain
| # | Token | Price | 24h | 7d | 24h volume | Liquidity | Trades | Pool age | DEX |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $0.01983 | +137,864% | — | $21.48M | $426,142 | 65,269 | 23h | Uniswap V4 | |
| 2 | ANTAnthropic | $0.000419 | +4,534% | — | $1.3M | $117,239 | 3,648 | 2h | Uniswap V3 |
| 3 | BMEWBunMew | $0.00000841 | +3,372% | — | $3.12M | $259,234 | 3,516 | 3h | Uniswap V4 |
| 4 | ONECOINone coin | $0.0000396 | +1,248% | — | $809,049 | $18,985 | 8,142 | 20h | Uniswap V4 |
| 5 | mem0xmem0x | $0.00279 | +1,112% | — | $586,789 | $138,612 | 983 | 13h | Uniswap V4 |
| 6 | TRCHTorch | $0.00000173 | +1,104% | — | $1.63M | $122,690 | 3,079 | <1h | Uniswap V4 |
| 7 | HOOKWIREHookwire | $0.0000112 | +1,081% | — | $674,950 | $41,980 | 2,950 | 2h | Uniswap V4 |
| 8 | NMSNot My Stock | $0.000192 | +865% | — | $2.18M | $108,364 | 42,784 | 21h | Long Xyz |
| 9 | 旺柴WangChai | $0.000784 | +749% | — | $418,294 | $108,216 | 2,049 | 8h | Uniswap V4 |
| 10 | ILYAnh Yêu Em | $0.0000484 | +615% | — | $946,906 | $30,024 | 4,288 | 3h | Uniswap V3 |
Data from GeckoTerminal, captured at 15:59 UTC on October 26, 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
1
BTC Big Titty Coin+137,864%
$0.01983 · vol $21.48M · liq $426,142 · 65,269 trades (7,624 buyers / 3,005 sellers) · mcap $20.17M
BTC rose 137,864.14% in 24 hours on $21.5M volume, with 7,624 buyers versus 3,005 sellers and $426.1k liquidity. Possible catalysts: its official site presents it as a new Robinhood Chain meme token, and the 23-hour pool age fits a first-listing burst rather than an established trend. Risk note: the pool is only 23 hours old, so this kind of move can reverse quickly.
2ANT Anthropic+4,534%
$0.000419 · vol $1.3M · liq $117,239 · 3,648 trades (1,240 buyers / 802 sellers) · mcap $692,344
ANT rose 4,533.73% in 24 hours on $1.3M volume, with 1,240 buyers versus 802 sellers and $117.2k liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; with a 2-hour-old pool, the move looks more like speculative listing flow than a confirmed external catalyst. Risk note: the pool is only 2 hours old, so price discovery is still unstable.
3BMEW BunMew+3,372%
$0.00000841 · vol $3.12M · liq $259,234 · 3,516 trades (1,480 buyers / 929 sellers) · mcap $839,737
BMEW rose 3,372.31% in 24 hours on $3.1M volume, with 1,480 buyers versus 929 sellers and $259.2k liquidity. Possible catalysts: available research points to a same-day Robinhood Chain community-token launch, so the spike looks like early pool discovery and trader rotation into fresh memes. Risk note: the pool is only 3 hours old, so even with decent liquidity the move carries high reversal risk.
4ONECOIN one coin+1,248%
$0.0000396 · vol $809,049 · liq $18,985 · 8,142 trades (596 buyers / 603 sellers) · mcap $36,423
ONECOIN rose 1,247.95% in 24 hours on $809.0k volume, with 596 buyers and 603 sellers and just $19.0k liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; the nearly even buyer-seller split and thin liquidity suggest churn inside a brand-new speculative pool. Risk note: liquidity is under $50k and the pool is only 20 hours old, so slippage and drawdowns can be severe.
5mem0x mem0x+1,112%
$0.00279 · vol $586,789 · liq $138,612 · 983 trades (393 buyers / 212 sellers) · mcap $278,848
mem0x rose 1,112.04% in 24 hours on $586.8k volume, with 393 buyers versus 212 sellers and $138.6k liquidity. Possible catalysts: tracker coverage shows it as a very recent Robinhood Chain launch, and the buyer lead points to an early accumulation phase rather than a news-driven move. Risk note: the pool is only 13 hours old, so the chart is still mostly a listing effect.
6TRCH Torch+1,104%
$0.00000173 · vol $1.63M · liq $122,690 · 3,079 trades (1,183 buyers / 579 sellers) · mcap $175,480
TRCH rose 1,104.32% in 24 hours on $1.6M volume, with 1,183 buyers versus 579 sellers and $122.7k liquidity. Possible catalysts: Torch-related launch materials say the project lets anyone launch a token on Robinhood Chain in one transaction, which matches a launch-driven spike in the first minutes of trading. Risk note: the pool was created less than 1 hour before the snapshot, so the move is extremely early and unstable.
7HOOKWIRE Hookwire+1,081%
$0.0000112 · vol $674,950 · liq $41,980 · 2,950 trades (514 buyers / 463 sellers) · mcap $95,827
HOOKWIRE rose 1,080.7% in 24 hours on $675.0k volume, with 514 buyers versus 463 sellers and $42.0k liquidity. Possible catalysts: Hookwire's site says it is live on Robinhood Chain mainnet, and research points to a same-day launch rather than broader news coverage. Risk note: liquidity is under $50k and the pool is only 2 hours old, so execution risk is high.
8NMS Not My Stock+865%
$0.000192 · vol $2.18M · liq $108,364 · 42,784 trades (1,473 buyers / 1,460 sellers) · mcap $199,516
NMS rose 865.15% in 24 hours on $2.2M volume, with 1,473 buyers and 1,460 sellers and $108.4k liquidity. Possible catalysts: research suggests a new Robinhood Chain meme token paired against QQQ, so the move may reflect stock-token satire and fast intraday rotation rather than fundamental news. Risk note: the pool is only 21 hours old, so price can stay highly erratic.
9旺柴 WangChai+749%
$0.000784 · vol $418,294 · liq $108,216 · 2,049 trades (79 buyers / 55 sellers) · mcap $781,657
旺柴 rose 748.72% in 24 hours on $418.3k volume, with 79 buyers versus 55 sellers and $108.2k liquidity. Possible catalysts: no separate official announcement was found, so this looks most consistent with a recent speculative listing and community-driven trading burst. Risk note: the pool is only 8 hours old, so the rally still sits in the highest-risk launch window.
10ILY Anh Yêu Em+615%
$0.0000484 · vol $946,906 · liq $30,024 · 4,288 trades (1,551 buyers / 1,178 sellers) · mcap $58,319
ILY rose 614.58% in 24 hours on $946.9k volume, with 1,551 buyers versus 1,178 sellers and $30.0k liquidity. Possible catalysts: the token name matches a Vietnamese news story published on October 25, 2026 about baby capybaras named Anh, Yeu, and Em, but any connection is unconfirmed and the on-chain move still looks like a fresh listing reaction. Risk note: liquidity is under $50k and the pool is only 3 hours old, so volatility and slippage risk are elevated.
Robinhood Chain market snapshot for October 26, 2026
Robinhood Chain trading was busy again on October 26, 2026, even if most of the action came from brand-new pools rather than older names. GeckoTerminal tracked $664.3M in 24-hour volume across 230 pools and 161 tokens, with 1,299,621 trades recorded by the snapshot taken at 15:59 UTC.
Uniswap V4 (Robinhood) led the venue split with $323.8M across 145 pools. Uniswap V3 (Robinhood) followed with $238.5M across 41 pools, and Aero Slipstream (Robinhood) added $59.4M across 7 pools. Ramses V3 (Robinhood) handled $18.6M, while smaller venues like Sushiswap V3 (Robinhood), Alandale (CL), Pons V2 Dex, Up V3, Long.xyz, and Giga V3 filled in the rest.
New listings were still arriving quickly. The feed showed 20+ new pools in the last 24 hours, with the caveat that the feed was capped. Here, tracked means GeckoTerminal's sum across the most active pools it indexes on Robinhood Chain, not every pool on the network.
What moved the market
The main driver was simple: first-day listings. Every token in the top-10 mover list came from a pool that was 23 hours old or younger, and several were only 2 to 3 hours old. On setups like that, four-digit and even six-digit percentage gains are listing effects, not proof of durable demand.
The clearest example was BTC, short for Big Titty Coin, which has an official project site and a 23-hour-old pool. Its move was large, but so was its turnover, with $21.5M in 24-hour volume. That combination tells the story of a new meme listing grabbing attention fast, then starting to cool, which fits the negative 1-hour change already visible in the data.
A second theme was launch infrastructure and same-day token creation. Torchpad's how-it-works page says anyone can launch a token on Robinhood Chain in a single transaction, and Hookwire says it is live on Robinhood Chain mainnet. That matters because fast-launch tools tend to compress the entire meme cycle into hours: creation, first buys, copycats, and then sharp dispersion between tokens that keep liquidity and tokens that do not.
A third theme was borrowed narratives. ANT looked like an Anthropic-themed ticker with no credible official token news behind it. NMS, or Not My Stock, traded against QQQ, which reads more like stock-market parody than a conventional meme pool. ILY may have benefited from a name match with a Vietnamese news story published on October 25, 2026 about baby capybaras named Anh, Yeu, and Em, but that link is still unconfirmed.
The broader chain backdrop is mixed. On one hand, Robinhood Chain added more infrastructure recently, with Aero launching across seven networks including Robinhood Chain and Gloam going live on the chain on October 21, 2026. On the other hand, earlier October reporting from CoinDesk and The Block described cooling transactions and fees. One reading is that activity has not vanished; it has rotated into short, intense bursts around new pools.
New pools worth watching
The cleanest outlier in the new-pool feed was a fresh PONS / USDG pool. It showed $50.0M in 24-hour volume and $70.0M in liquidity only 6 hours after creation, while price moved just 0.17%. That kind of profile looks less like price discovery and more like a deep-liquidity venue appearing quickly, though the dataset alone does not confirm why.

At the other extreme, several new pools printed enormous turnover on almost no liquidity. FLOP, MAKERS, PRESIDENT, CTRL, and Kimchi each had roughly $2.3k of liquidity, yet all showed multi-million-dollar volume and losses ranging from 82.62% to 99.53%. That is a strong warning sign, not a badge of activity.
BTC and BMEW sit in the middle of those two extremes. Both are new, both traded heavily, and both retained six-figure liquidity after launch. That does not make them safe, but it does separate them from the ultra-thin pools that already collapsed.
Biggest losers
Losses were more orderly than gains. SEASON led the downside at -24.98% on $447.0k volume, with 3,077 sellers against 2,282 buyers. GIGATENEV fell 18.32% on $1.2M volume, and PANGEA dropped 11.26% on $1.5M volume with sellers ahead 1,042 to 791.
The loser list is also older than the mover list. Those pools were 119 to 2,584 hours old, which suggests some capital rotated out of established names and into same-day launches.
How to check a token before trading it
- Check liquidity before price change. A token can show $800.0k or $900.0k in volume and still have less than $50.0k in liquidity, which means even small trades can move the market hard.
- Check pool age. On Robinhood Chain, most of the biggest percentage moves on October 26, 2026 came from pools younger than 24 hours, which is the riskiest window for fakeouts and fast reversals.
- Check buyers versus sellers. A buyer lead can show momentum, but nearly even counts often mean chop, especially when the trade count is very high.
- Check the contract and pool on the explorer. Symbols and names are easy to copy, while the contract address is the thing that actually matters.
- Check the quote asset and slippage. A token paired with WETH, USDG, or a stock token like QQQ can behave differently, and wide slippage settings can turn a small mistake into a bad fill fast.
- Start with small size on brand-new pools. If a pool is only a few hours old, the chart is still being built in real time.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best-performing token on Robinhood Chain today?
On October 26, 2026, the best-performing token in this mover list was BTC, short for Big Titty Coin, up 137,864.14% in 24 hours. Its pool was only 23 hours old, so that move fits a first-listing effect.
Why are Robinhood Chain token gains so high today?
The simplest answer is that the top movers were almost all brand-new pools. On October 26, 2026, all 10 tokens in the mover list were 23 hours old or younger, so extreme percentage gains mostly reflect listing effects and very early price discovery.
How do I buy tokens on Robinhood Chain?
Use a self-custody wallet such as MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, or a WalletConnect wallet, bridge assets onto Robinhood Chain, and keep ETH in the wallet for gas. Then use a DEX or aggregator such as RobinSwap to swap, but check liquidity depth, pool age, and the contract address before signing.
Are Robinhood Chain tokenized stocks the same as meme tokens?
No. Tokens whose names end with "• Robinhood Token" are tokenized stock tokens issued by Robinhood that trade in DEX pools, while most of the biggest movers on October 26, 2026 were newly launched meme or community tokens.
Sources
- Big Titty Coin official site bigtittycoinrh.com
- Torch launchpad page app.torchpad.fun
- Hookwire official site hookwire.fun
- Tuổi Trẻ article about baby capybaras named Anh, Yeu, Em news.tuoitre.vn
- Aero launches across seven networks including Robinhood Chain theblock.co
- Gloam goes live on Robinhood Chain and Tempo mainnet gloam.trade
- CoinDesk says Robinhood Chain activity and fees cooled sharply in early October coindesk.com
- The Block reported Robinhood Chain fees fell sharply after a late-September spike theblock.co
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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 October 26, 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.