Meme activity expands beyond Robinhood Chain
Meme trading stayed hot over the past week, with community chatter and profit screenshots picking up across crypto social channels. Odaily had previously highlighted a group of Robinhood Chain tokens worth watching. One week later, several of those names were still showing strong moves.
PONS rose from a $440 million market value to a peak of $990 million, a gain of 125%, and was last cited at $700 million. AI climbed from $250 million to $430 million, up 72% at the high, and was last cited at $230 million. BONER moved from $53 million to $89 million, a peak gain of 67%, and was last cited at $63 million.
The rally did not stay confined to Robinhood Chain. Over the weekend, BNB Chain and Solana also saw meme tokens post short-term surges in market value and attract heavy discussion. Odaily’s latest review focuses on projects across those ecosystems that are currently drawing strong community attention and carry market values above $10 million.
Robinhood Chain: CASHCAT, MEME and SHROOM stay in the spotlight
CASHCAT
According to GMGN data, CASHCAT’s market value rose above $320 million at the high and later pulled back to $190 million.
CASHCAT is one of the earliest cat-themed meme tokens to gain traction on Robinhood Chain. Its name comes from "Cash Cat," an early name used during Robinhood’s founding period. The project brought that abandoned name onto Robinhood’s own chain and turned it into a cash-holding cat, which helped tie the token to Robinhood’s brand history.
After Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev interacted with related content on social media, the community increasingly treated CASHCAT as an unofficial mascot of Robinhood Chain.
MEME
According to GMGN data, MEME fell below a $30 million market value at its low point last week, then surged to $170 million before easing to $125 million.
MEME is an AMC-themed meme token on Robinhood Chain and trades in a pair with Robinhood’s AMC stock token. AMC itself was one of the best-known meme stocks during the 2021 retail-trader-versus-Wall-Street episode. More recently, AMC CEO Adam Aron publicly questioned Robinhood’s issuance of an AMC stock token without company authorization and asked for trading to stop. That dispute quickly brought fresh attention to MEME.
SHROOM
According to GMGN data, SHROOM rose to around a $60 million market value over the weekend and later fell back to $28 million.
SHROOM is a mushroom-themed meme token issued through Pons. The project also describes it as a liquidity network for stock tokens. Using protocol-owned funds, the team paired SHROOM in pools with stock tokens including NVDA, MSFT, GOOGL, SPY, AMD and TSLA, then recycled trading fees back into liquidity. Any excess revenue after that is set to be used for SHROOM buybacks and burns.
Holders are also described as eligible for periodic MU stock-token rewards distributed by Pons.
BNB Chain: exchange listings fuel fast moves
MarsCoin
According to GMGN data, MarsCoin jumped from a $100 million market value to $265 million in a short period after Binance listed its spot market on Sept. 4. It later pulled back to $150 million.
MarsCoin is a Mars-themed meme token issued through Flap. The name comes from Elon Musk’s 2021 line, "There will definitely be a MarsCoin." The project turns years of public fascination with the red planet, and the repeated idea of colonizing it without actually departing, into a token that claims to have already arrived there. Its community messaging centers on "To Mars and beyond."
The token started as a joke based on a tweet that had gone unfulfilled for five years. At launch it had no team, no roadmap and no stablecoin pair, and was later taken over and kept running by the community.
Trader BonkGuy said market attention is shifting more toward BNB Chain and described MARSCOIN as an early leader in the BNB meme and stock-themed narrative.
Hakimi
According to GMGN data, Hakimi rose from a $16 million market value to $90 million in a short period after Binance listed its perpetual contract on Sept. 6. It later pulled back to $50 million.
Hakimi is a cat-themed meme token issued through Four.meme. Its name comes from the Japanese phrase "はちみー," which later evolved in Chinese internet culture into a playful term used for cats and other cute things. The project packages that shift in meaning, from a catchy lyric to a cat and then to a broader internet symbol, into a token built around the image of a looping, meme-like cat. Community promotion follows the idea of "from one lyric to one cat, then to all cats and all things."
Niulai
According to GMGN data, Niulai climbed above a $140 million market value and later retreated to $81 million.
Niulai is a film-themed meme token issued through Flap. Its name comes from the low-budget animated film of the same name and also sounds like the Chinese phrase for "the bull market has arrived." The project turns a movie known for polished posters, a poorly received final cut, weak early box office and later attention driven by its highly absurd style into a bull token whose image in the community is simple: the uglier it looks, the harder it pumps. Its messaging centers on the line, "It’s okay to be disliked; being ignored is the real tragedy."
Stonks
According to GMGN data, Stonks rose above a $19 million market value and later fell back to $6 million.
Stonks is a stock-themed meme token issued through Four.meme with tokenized U.S. equity QQQB as its base pool. The name comes from the long-running joke misspelling of "stocks." The project turns the familiar image of traders staring at the market, half expecting losses but still pretending to understand what is happening, into a smiling gold coin. Its community messaging uses lines including "Born From the Stonks" and "Whatever the market brings, the smile remains."
Solana: anti-utility, stock-pair memes and privacy hooks all gain traction
USELESS
According to GMGN data, USELESS climbed above a $320 million market value over the weekend and later pulled back to $230 million.
USELESS is an anti-utility meme token issued through LetsBONK. Its name is its pitch: useless. The token turns a familiar crypto cycle — big promises, missed delivery and the claim that construction is still under way — into a coin that says from day one that it is doing nothing at all. Its community messaging uses the line, "Zero utility, zero roadmap, zero apologies."
Trader Bonk Guy wrote on X that USELESS, MARSCOIN and PONS could become the fastest projects in their respective niches to reach a $1 billion market value in the next cycle.
STONK
According to GMGN data, STONK rose above a $180 million market value over the weekend and later pulled back to $130 million.
STONK is a stock-themed meme token issued through StonkFun. The name again comes from the intentional misspelling of "stocks." The project turns the idea of trading tokenized U.S. equities on-chain, while still reacting to the market through memes, into the launchpad’s own platform token. Its community promotion revolves around stock-token pairings and diamond-hands airdrops.
STONK launched with StonkFun in August and drew limited attention at first. In early September, trading activity accelerated after StonkFun integrated with Raydium LaunchLab, the platform kept buying back STONK, and Raydium, Solana’s official account and co-founder Toly each interacted with it. On Sept. 6, its market value briefly crossed $100 million, making it the first stock-pairing meme token on Solana to reach that level.
ZCAT
According to GMGN data, ZCAT rose above a $180 million market value over the weekend and later eased to $130 million.
ZCAT is a cat-themed meme token issued through StonkFun. Its name combines Zcash’s privacy symbol, Z, with the image of an anonymous cat wearing a paper bag over its head. The token turns a mix of speculative appetite and interest in privacy-related narratives into a simple promise for holders: own a cat, collect ZEC. The community uses the slogan "hold Meme, earn ZEC."
Each ZCAT transfer carries a 3% tax. According to the project design, that tax is used mainly to buy ZEC, which is then automatically airdropped to eligible holders based on their token balance, with no staking and no manual claiming required.