Artificial Inu (AI), a stock-themed meme coin on Robinhood chain, briefly pushed its market capitalization above $67 million on Aug. 27, according to GMGN market data, marking a record high. The token later stood at $59.56 million, with a 24-hour gain of 46.1% and $11.5 million in 24-hour trading volume. BlockBeats said momentum around the token had previously accelerated after Ansem bought more than $21,000 worth of Artificial Inu on Aug. 21, a move that was followed by copycat trading in the market. The project ties together Shiba Inu, AI and NVIDIA-related narratives, and includes a pairing mechanism linked to tokenized NVDA. BlockBeats also described the broader "Stock Meme" concept as a newer trading structure that connects traditional meme coins directly with tokenized U.S. equities on-chain. Instead of pairing against USDT or ETH, these tokens trade against stock tokens such as NVDA, TSLA and AAPL. The report added that part of the trading fees often flows back to a community treasury to accumulate the corresponding stock tokens. BlockBeats cautioned that the prices of such tokens can be highly volatile and said users should invest carefully.
Artificial Inu (AI), a stock-themed meme coin on Robinhood chain, briefly saw its market capitalization rise above $67 million on Aug. 27, setting a record high, according to GMGN market data cited by BlockBeats.
The token was later quoted at $59.56 million in market cap. It was up 46.1% over the past 24 hours, with 24-hour trading volume reaching $11.5 million.
Ansem purchase drew follow-on speculation
BlockBeats said that on Aug. 21, Ansem bought more than $21,000 worth of Artificial Inu. That move went on to trigger copycat speculation in the market, according to the report.
How Artificial Inu is framed
The report described Artificial Inu as combining Shiba Inu, AI and NVIDIA-related narratives. It also said the token has a pairing mechanism with tokenized NVDA.
What "Stock Meme" refers to
BlockBeats described Stock Meme as an emerging structure that directly combines traditional meme coins with tokenized U.S. stocks. Instead of being paired with USDT or ETH, meme coins in this format are paired with on-chain stock tokens such as NVDA, TSLA and AAPL.
According to the report, the model keeps the high-volatility and community-driven speculative features commonly associated with meme coins, while also attaching itself to the attention and narratives surrounding real stocks. It added that part of the trading fees often flows back to the community treasury to accumulate the corresponding stock tokens, creating what the report called a dual-driver model of "sentiment speculation + real-asset anchoring."
BlockBeats warned that price swings in related tokens can be large and said users should invest with caution.
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