CASHCAT coin flexing Robinhood's old internal codename is having a week. Up 120%, caught in insider-trading chatter, and now it’s live on ChangeNOW.
We decided to investigate its story and run it through the most reliable filter we have: our own swap data.
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Why Cash Cat: The Origin of the Name
Before Robinhood was Robinhood, the founders used "Cash Cat" as an internal project name and mascot.
The mascot features the popular meme with a very sad cat. Just look at it. Heartbreaking.
CASHCAT token borrows that logo and that’s pretty much it.
The token wasn't issued by Robinhood, has no official tie to the company, and calls itself 'fan fiction with a ticker' on its own site.
Ironically, none of that stopped it from becoming the biggest memecoin on Robinhood Chain.
Quick Cash Cat Overview
As of August 6–7, 2026 the input data looks like this:
- Network: Robinhood Chain
- Market cap: ~$86–92M
- ATH: ~$0.22–0.23, hit mid-July 2026
- Circulating supply: ~989–990M CASHCAT
From CASHCAT Launch to Listing: How We Got Here
CASHCAT hit mainnet on July 1, and the launch was explosive. It printed seven-figure paper gains for early wallets so fast that CEO Vlad Tenev had to publicly react, noting the HOOD chain handles memecoin volume perfectly well.
Source: *Coingecko, Aug 7, 2026
