Top 10 Robinhood Chain tokens today: October 27, 2026
Robinhood Chain on October 27, 2026 was ruled by fresh listings, with EDS up 9,117% and tracked volume hitting $604.4M across 230 pools.
Top 10 movers on Robinhood Chain
| # | Token | Price | 24h | 7d | 24h volume | Liquidity | Trades | Pool age | DEX |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | EDSElon Derangement Syndrome | $0.000219 | +9,117% | — | $366,495 | $42,287 | 1,422 | 6h | Uniswap V4 |
| 2 | OOLONGOolong | $0.0026 | +5,618% | — | $567,069 | $30,631 | 6,025 | 21h | Uniswap V4 |
| 3 | sadcatsadcat | $0.000166 | +5,003% | — | $964,350 | $37,859 | 801 | 5h | Uniswap V2 |
| 4 | LOLBATLOLBattery | $0.00000935 | +3,798% | — | $2.2M | $274,459 | 2,599 | 5h | Uniswap V4 |
| 5 | ASIMOVAsimov | $0.000278 | +2,700% | — | $287,944 | $49,196 | 877 | <1h | Uniswap V4 |
| 6 | FULLFull.fun | $0.00137 | +1,944% | — | $531,294 | $121,797 | 2,643 | 24h | Uniswap V2 |
| 7 | FPUMPFuck Pumpfun | $0.00357 | +1,347% | — | $665,669 | $83,329 | 2,778 | 23h | Uniswap V4 |
| 8 | CDWGCuddleWiggle | $0.00000339 | +1,308% | — | $2.44M | $155,960 | 2,945 | 9h | Uniswap V4 |
| 9 |  ClaudeClaude | $0.000105 | +952% | — | $12.68M | $10.48M | 4,441 | 10h | Uniswap V4 |
| 10 |  RAIDRaidLords | $0.00052 | +854% | — | $449,270 | $64,484 | 21,744 | 23h | Pons V2 Dex |
Data from GeckoTerminal, captured at 15:13 UTC on October 27, 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
1EDS Elon Derangement Syndrome+9,117%
$0.000219 · vol $366,495 · liq $42,287 · 1,422 trades (603 buyers / 359 sellers) · mcap $202,048
EDS rose 9,117.48% in 24 hours on $366,495 volume, with 603 buyers versus 359 sellers and $42,287 liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; one reading is a pure launch-day listing effect in a 6-hour-old pool with buyer-heavy flow. Risk note: liquidity is under $50,000 and the pool is only 6 hours old.
2OOLONG Oolong+5,618%
$0.0026 · vol $567,069 · liq $30,631 · 6,025 trades (1,023 buyers / 863 sellers) · mcap $236,922
OOLONG gained 5,618.22% in 24 hours on $567,069 volume, with 1,023 buyers versus 863 sellers and $30,631 liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; the move may reflect launch-day speculation around an existing project brand, since a site and X account exist but no dated Robinhood Chain update was verified. Risk note: liquidity is under $50,000 and the pool is only 21 hours old.
3sadcat sadcat+5,003%
$0.000166 · vol $964,350 · liq $37,859 · 801 trades (104 buyers / 53 sellers) · mcap $91,602
sadcat climbed 5,003.18% in 24 hours on $964,350 volume, with 104 buyers versus 53 sellers and $37,859 liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; the move looks like a thin-pool launch effect, where a small number of traders can move price sharply. Risk note: liquidity is under $50,000 and the pool is only 5 hours old.
4LOLBAT LOLBattery+3,798%
$0.00000935 · vol $2.2M · liq $274,459 · 2,599 trades (1,131 buyers / 680 sellers) · mcap $923,849
LOLBAT rose 3,798.43% in 24 hours on $2,198,721 volume, with 1,131 buyers versus 680 sellers and $274,459 liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; on-chain signals point to strong first-day speculative demand, with more volume support than most new meme launches. Risk note: the pool is only 5 hours old.
5ASIMOV Asimov+2,700%
$0.000278 · vol $287,944 · liq $49,196 · 877 trades (426 buyers / 224 sellers) · FDV $289,587
ASIMOV gained 2,700.42% in 24 hours on $287,944 volume, with 426 buyers versus 224 sellers and $49,196 liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; because the pool is effectively brand new, the move reads as immediate price discovery rather than an established trend. Risk note: liquidity is under $50,000 and the pool is less than 1 hour old.
6FULL Full.fun+1,944%
$0.00137 · vol $531,294 · liq $121,797 · 2,643 trades (512 buyers / 465 sellers) · mcap $1.49M
FULL rose 1,944.17% in 24 hours on $531,294 volume, with 512 buyers versus 465 sellers and $121,797 liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; full.fun has a public site and docs describing a Robinhood Chain launchpad, but no dated update was verified, so the move may be launch-related speculation. Risk note: the pool is only 24 hours old.
7FPUMP Fuck Pumpfun+1,347%
$0.00357 · vol $665,669 · liq $83,329 · 2,778 trades (291 buyers / 343 sellers) · mcap $3.52M
FPUMP gained 1,347.04% in 24 hours on $665,669 volume, with 291 buyers versus 343 sellers and $83,329 liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; despite the big daily gain, the higher seller count suggests churn after an earlier repricing in a new pool. Risk note: the pool is only 23 hours old.
8CDWG CuddleWiggle+1,308%
$0.00000339 · vol $2.44M · liq $155,960 · 2,945 trades (1,221 buyers / 807 sellers) · mcap $337,543
CDWG rose 1,308.48% in 24 hours on $2,443,024 volume, with 1,221 buyers versus 807 sellers and $155,960 liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; the move appears driven by strong first-day order flow and a better liquidity base than most same-day launches. Risk note: the pool is only 9 hours old.
9Claude Claude+952%
$0.000105 · vol $12.68M · liq $10.48M · 4,441 trades (237 buyers / 204 sellers) · mcap $10.53M
Claude gained 952.32% in 24 hours on $12,677,958 volume, with 237 buyers versus 204 sellers and $10,478,611 liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; a Clanker token page exists, but with no dated Robinhood Chain update the move looks more like fast discovery in a newly listed, unusually deep pool. Risk note: the pool is only 10 hours old.
10RAID RaidLords+854%
$0.00052 · vol $449,270 · liq $64,484 · 21,744 trades (3,031 buyers / 7,021 sellers) · mcap $497,607
RAID rose 854.2% in 24 hours on $449,270 volume, with 3,031 buyers versus 7,021 sellers and $64,484 liquidity. Possible catalysts: No news coverage found; RaidLords has a public site plus waitlist and creator pages, but no dated announcement was verified, so the move may reflect game-themed launch speculation and heavy churn. Risk note: the pool is only 23 hours old.
Robinhood Chain market snapshot for October 27, 2026
Robinhood Chain trading on October 27, 2026 was split between mature high-volume venues and a wave of fresh microcap launches. Tracked volume reached $604.4 million across 230 pools and 163 tokens, with 1,011,714 trades in the last 24 hours.
More than 20 new pools appeared in the last day, although the feed was capped, so the real count was higher. Here, "tracked" means the sum over the most active pools covered by public GeckoTerminal data, not the entire chain.
Uniswap V4 (Robinhood) led with $248.5 million across 133 pools. Uniswap V3 (Robinhood) followed at $172.5 million across 40 pools, while Alandale (CL) handled $91.0 million across 4 pools and Aero Slipstream (Robinhood) processed $49.2 million across 7 pools.
That split matters. The biggest percentage movers were almost all brand-new meme or novelty pools, but a large share of absolute chain volume still sat in deeper markets and established quote pairs.
What moved the market
The clearest theme was listing effects. Every token in the top-10 movers list was a new pool under 24 hours old, and several posted four-digit or even five-digit percentage gains. On pools that are only a few hours old, those numbers are not evidence of a mature rally. They are mostly the result of price discovery from a tiny starting base.
The second theme was the lack of verified news. For EDS, sadcat, LOLBAT, ASIMOV, FPUMP, and CDWG, RESEARCH found no credible recent announcements or mainstream coverage. In those cases, the cleanest explanation is on-chain: fresh listings, uneven liquidity, and buyer-heavy order flow.
A few names did have public project pages, but not a dated update that explains October 27. OOLONG has a website and an X account, yet no verifiable last-7-days Robinhood Chain announcement was found. FULL is tied to the full.fun home page and docs, which show an existing Robinhood Chain launchpad, but again not a dated catalyst for the move.
The same pattern showed up in RAID and Claude. RaidLords has a waitlist page and a creator page, which at least confirms a game-related project footprint, while Claude has a Clanker token page. Even so, RESEARCH did not find a credible recent event that would justify treating those moves as news-driven.
One outlier was Claude’s liquidity. Most of the day’s fast movers had liquidity under $300,000, and several sat under $50,000. Claude, by contrast, traded $12.7 million against $10.5 million in liquidity, which suggests cleaner price discovery than the usual same-day meme launch, even though it is still a 10-hour-old pool and should be treated as high risk.
New pools worth watching
The most important new-pool split was between depth and noise. BTC, Claude, ASSAY, and CDWG all paired new listings with enough liquidity to at least support active two-way trading: BTC had $16.7 million in volume and $508,295 liquidity at 46 hours old, Claude had $12.7 million in volume and $10.5 million liquidity, ASSAY had $2.57 million in volume and $69,223 liquidity, and CDWG had $2.44 million in volume and $155,960 liquidity.
The other cluster looked far more fragile. MoonCoin, FLOP, Nothing, and Ginnan each showed roughly $2,300 in liquidity despite $3.2 million to $6.2 million in tracked volume. When volume is that large relative to depth, price can gap hard and exit risk can be severe.
That does not automatically mean those pools are invalid. It does mean traders should treat them as extremely thin until liquidity improves, especially when buyers and sellers are roughly balanced and the pool is still less than a day old.
Biggest losers
The sharpest drawdown came from SEASON, down 61.85% in 24 hours on $331,185 in volume, with sellers far ahead of buyers. BABY fell 56.48% despite $3.5 million in volume and $1.06 million in liquidity, showing that deeper pools can still unwind quickly.
GF dropped 43.74%, SLIPPY fell 42.66%, and HOODINU lost 36.18%. Unlike the top movers, these were not same-hour launches, which makes the declines look more like rotation and de-risking than simple listing effects.
How to check a token before trading it
A few simple checks matter more than the headline percentage move.
- Check liquidity depth first. A token can print big volume and still be hard to exit if liquidity is only a few thousand dollars.
- Check pool age. A pool that is 6 hours old behaves very differently from one that has traded for a week.
- Compare buyers and sellers. A buyer-heavy launch can show momentum, while a seller-heavy tape can signal churn or distribution.
- Verify the contract on the Robinhood Chain Blockscout explorer. Make sure the token address matches the pool you intend to trade.
- Watch the quote asset. WETH, USDG, and stock-token pairs can behave differently when the market gets volatile.
- Set slippage carefully and read the price impact before signing. On low-liquidity pools, a loose slippage setting can turn a small market order into a bad fill.
Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum Layer 2 with gas paid in ETH, so it also helps to keep a small ETH balance ready before trading or bridging.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best-performing token on Robinhood Chain today?
On October 27, 2026, the best-performing token in this report was EDS, up 9,117.48% in 24 hours. Because its pool was only 6 hours old, that move fits a listing effect more than a mature trend.
Why are some Robinhood Chain tokens up thousands of percent?
Most of the top movers on October 27, 2026 were brand-new pools under 24 hours old. In very young pools, tiny starting prices and limited liquidity can produce extreme percentage moves that are better read as listing effects than organic rallies.
How do I buy tokens on Robinhood Chain?
Use a wallet that supports Robinhood Chain, keep some ETH for gas, bridge funds in if needed, and swap through a DEX or aggregator on the chain. Check the token contract, pool age, liquidity depth, and slippage before signing the trade.
What does tracked volume mean in this report?
Tracked volume is the sum of activity across the most active pools covered by public GeckoTerminal data, not the entire chain. On October 27, 2026, that tracked set covered 230 pools and $604.4 million in 24-hour volume.
Sources
- Oolong website oolong.trade
- Oolong X account x.com
- full.fun home full.fun
- full.fun docs introduction docs.full.fun
- RaidLords waitlist raidlords.com
- RaidLords creator program raidlords.com
- Claude token page on Clanker clanker.world
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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 27, 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.