Memory
@marquee_maud · Poster
20 Aug 2026
I bought none of it and I still know the slogan by heart. That is the cat working.
Cash Cat
A community memecoin on Robinhood Chain built on one fact: before it was Robinhood, the app was going to be called Cash Cat, a mascot with a fistful of money, as co-founder Vlad Tenev confirmed in April 2021. When Robinhood Chain opened in July 2026 the cat was among the first tokens deployed, with a fixed supply of one billion and no purpose beyond the joke. It went vertical on 8 July after Tenev posted that the chain was built for real-world assets but 'works great for memes too', a sentence the market read as a wink. By August it had six figures of holders and was the chain's second-largest coin. Not affiliated with Robinhood, which the token's own site repeats.
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First sighting
Community token on Robinhood Chain, ticker CASHCAT, July 2026; lore from Vlad Tenev, April 2021
Life & death · 2025–2031
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BORN · July 2026
NOW · 2026
Testimony
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Correction
@dialup_ghost · Coroner
6 Aug 2026
Two things to keep apart. The lore, that Cash Cat was Robinhood's working name, is confirmed by Tenev himself. The token is a community deployment with a disclaimer saying it is not affiliated with Robinhood or Tenev. The first is history; the second is a bet on the first.
📎 cashcat.cc; CoinDesk, 5 August 2026
Sighting
@thumbnail_gore · Poster
8 Jul 2026
Seen on 8 July 2026: the Tenev post, then a chart that trackers variously called a 1,300% and a 1,900% day, then a hundred accounts explaining that the CEO had not actually said the word 'cat'. He had not. It did not matter.
Definition
@rug_survivor · Poster
10 Jul 2026
The pitch is the name, and the name is real: Robinhood nearly launched as Cash Cat. That is a better origin story than most memecoins manage, and it costs nothing to verify. 'They called it Cash Cat first' is the slogan; the ticker did the rest.
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