BUN briefly tops $110 million market cap on Robinhood Chain, setting another record

BUN briefly tops $110 million market cap on Robinhood Chain, setting another record

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2026-09-28 23:59:33
Bundle Cat (BUN), a meme token on Robinhood Chain, briefly pushed its market capitalization above $110 million before easing back to $109 million, according to data from GMGN cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 29. The move marked a fresh all-time high for the token. Over the past 24 hours, BUN was up 57.2%, with trading volume at $2.9 million. BlockBeats described BUN as the mascot token and first experimental coin tied to Mosh. Mosh itself is presented as an experimental token issuance framework on Robinhood Chain that has not fully launched yet, and BUN is its first live test. The report added that Mosh is a protocol layer built on top of the Robinhood Chain launch platform, centered on a fair-launch narrative combining "community lock-up + AI market making." The outlet also noted that BUN should not be treated as a finalized governance token, and whether it has official backing remains unclear. It warned that meme tokens often lack practical use cases and can be highly volatile.

Bundle Cat (BUN), a meme token on Robinhood Chain, briefly saw its market capitalization rise above $110 million before pulling back to $109 million, according to GMGN data cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 29. The token set another all-time high in the move.

GMGN data showed BUN was up 57.2% over the past 24 hours, with trading volume reaching $2.9 million.

BlockBeats said Bundle Cat is the mascot of Mosh and its first experimental token. Mosh is described as an experimental token issuance rule set on Robinhood Chain that has not fully launched yet, and BUN is its first trial run. The report added that Mosh is a protocol layer built on top of the Robinhood Chain launch platform, built around a fair-launch narrative of "community lock-up + AI market making."

BlockBeats also noted that the token is not the same as a finalized governance token, and whether it has official endorsement remains to be seen. The outlet warned that meme tokens often have no real use case and can be subject to sharp price swings.

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