OnchainLens said 13 on-chain addresses bought WEN within minutes of the token going live, with the wallets showing closely matched funding sources and transaction behavior. According to Techub, the addresses were funded three days earlier from Binance and Gate, then moved assets through a cross-chain bridge into Robinhood Chain before executing the purchases shortly after WEN launched.
The monitoring account said all 13 wallets later transferred 100% of their WEN holdings to the same destination address. It also pointed to strong similarities in funding origin, bridge route, and purchase timing, which fueled market speculation that the activity may have ties to Robinhood’s internal operations. Robinhood had not issued a public response at the time of publication.
The report did not provide an official confirmation of the relationship, and the claim is based on on-chain tracking cited by Techub.
Thirteen on-chain addresses bought WEN within minutes of the token’s listing, and their funding sources and trading patterns were highly similar, according to OnchainLens cited by Techub.
Wallet activity showed matching funding and timing
The monitoring account said the 13 addresses received funds from Binance and Gate three days earlier. The funds were then bridged into Robinhood Chain, after which the wallets quickly bought WEN once the token went live.
All of the positions were later moved in full to the same destination address, with 100% of holdings transferred, according to the report.
Speculation centers on possible Robinhood ties
OnchainLens said the addresses shared closely aligned funding origins, cross-chain routes, and purchase timing. That pattern led to market speculation that the wallets may be linked to Robinhood’s internal side. Robinhood had not made a public response at the time of publication.
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