AI read — $WISHBONE shows 2502 buyers and balanced attention, suggesting steady interest.
seeing folks capitulate on $wishbone ... just remember this post when you end up buying much much higher. you’re really gonna fade the dog runner of Robinhood 😭🤣 https://t.co/zytJkSFCoY
https://t.co/abBmP0QfjG
Embedded from DexScreener. Cookie Hood does not execute trades.
Deployer derived from the first observed mint. Verify in the explorer.
wishboner incoming 0x77581054581b9c525e7dd7a0155de43867532d03 https://t.co/qgEw6bGTYl
@RobinhoodCrypto $wen $meow $cashcat $noxa $4663 $wishbone $bcat $hoppy $juggernaut $tendies $unicorn $titcat
What’s happening with Robinhood chain memecoins and why you should be careful @adtheintern told me about https://t.co/CIjLYESDFb. We went down the rabbit hole of what’s happening on the Robinhood chain. The subdomain served a single line of text, a quote from Hansel and Gretel about leaving a trail of breadcrumbs. That little easter egg turned out to be the loose thread, and pulling it led somewhere more interesting and more sobering than so many stories being sold on X. Sorry to spoil the party, but the Wayback Machine says the domain has had the same message since 2019. So it isn't about a token called CRUMBS or WISHBONE. The $WISHBONE account is literally pointing people to that same domain right now, claiming the 1990s TV dog Wishbone once did a Hansel and Gretel book. 30-odd-year-old TV dog, ~7-year-old message and recently deployed token. Make it make sense. This is what I found after a little digging, and why almost everything you read about it on your timeline deserves a raised eyebrow. Also, this wouldn’t have been possible for me in the pre-AI era. What is Happening $CASHCAT hit roughly $180M. Pulled a 17-18x in a day. The CEO leaned in and posted that the chain "works great for memes, too." After one token does this, everyone wants to find the next $CASHCAT, right? Many X accounts are anointing tokens like - $WALLET, $WISHBONE, $TIBBIR - to be the next one to go to $100 million. Into that frenzy came a token called $WALLET and a thesis that spread fast: that its deployer wallet was tied to Robinhood insiders, maybe even the CEO, because on-chain sleuths found the wallet had funded a demo wallet before that demo was public, and had been active on the chain weeks before anyone outside the company could touch it. The pitch, explicitly, was that this was the next $TIBBIR, a token on Base that ran to hundreds of millions on nothing more than a wallet-trail mystery that was never officially confirmed. As one of the threads put it, confirmation wa
we've got 30 launchpads on @RobinhoodCrypto while there is a noxa drama - we can bet on a new launcher. like > @Noxa_Fi > @bankrbot > @virtuals_io > @o1_exchange > @klik_evm > @flapdotsh > @ponsdotfamily > @leavedahood > @Pumpfun > @TrenchToday01 > @stonksdotfun > @memesdotcash > @Pullbowhood > @launchflowapp > @Robin_Pad > @bowdotfun > @clanker_world > @BagsApp > @apedotstore > @bulldotmarkets > @hooddotfun > @DYORSWAPDEX > @Launchhood > @HoodPumps > @balloondotclub > @Robinch1rp > @robinfunxyz > @longdotxyz some are Robinhood-native. some are multichain launchpads that added chain 4663 support. some are bots or wrappers sitting on top of another protocol. some are straight-up PvP extraction machines fun fact - there is also a Quiver launcher > name: V4HoneypotLauncher > contract: 0x2eD177Bd257Df86389F08277fE1d1e29d2d9c17F sometimes the deployer saves you 3 hours of due diligence anyways. what can we do about 30 launchpads? robinhood created the perfect trench setup > fresh chain > fresh wallets > fragmented liquidity > no established kingmaker > low deployment costs CT desperate for the next native runner. every builder trying to become the chain’s pumpfun or noxafun before the window closes. but the biggest rotation catalyst was noxa themselves it deployed a large chunk of the early runners, including cash-cat:native then the team nuked new deployments. the public version: > too many shitcoins were launching > liquidity was getting spread across hundreds of dead bags > the team wanted to protect the chain n> ew deployments were disabled then the frontend got DDoSed and went fully offline. this was not just a dead landing page. creators had fees trapped behind the frontend and could not claim them normally roughly 2 days later: > frontend back online > fee claims restored > existing tokens still tradable > new deployments still disabled > protocol messaging changed toward 100% creator fees the rumor circulating around CT: > one
I'd secure 1M $FIH 🐸 tokens here if I were you and then go fuck around in the #Robinhood 🪶 trenches 🪖 Once CT finds out about Vlad tweeting about being a frog 🐸 $FIH will send hard $HOPPY $WALLET $CASHCAT $DIH $WISHBONE $HOODIE $NOXA $MEOW $HOODRAT $JUGGERNAUT $ARROW
https://t.co/ogNEsmtd5R