Ansem2026-08-28 01:23:34Trader Ansem says 2017 altcoins were not fundamentally different from today’s meme coinsTrader Ansem said 2017-era altcoins were not fundamentally different from today’s meme coins, drawing a comparison between how each category attracted market capital. In his view, many altcoins in 2017 relied on white papers and founder-driven narratives to bring in funds. By contrast, he said today’s meme coins at least openly acknowledge what they are: an attention trade. Ansem also said he is more bullish on meme coins now than at any point before. The comments were reported by ChainCatcher.820
Ansem2026-08-28 00:11:34Ansem Says He Is More Bullish on Meme Coins Than EverTrader Ansem said meme coins are not fundamentally much different from the altcoins that dominated the market in 2017. In his view, the earlier wave typically drew capital through white papers and founder-driven narratives, while today’s meme coins are at least more direct about what they are: a trade built on attention. Based on that comparison, Ansem said his current level of optimism toward meme coins is higher than at any point before. The remarks frame meme coin speculation not as a break from past crypto cycles, but as a continuation of how narrative-driven assets have long attracted money in the market.870
BlockBeats2026-08-27 05:27:46Trader Meiling Says CASHCAT and ANSEM Positions Are Up About $5.5 MillionAccording to BlockBeats, crypto trader Meiling said on Aug. 27 that she entered ANSEM and CASHCAT early and is now sitting on roughly $5.5 million in combined unrealized profit. She said she does not plan to sell for now. Meiling also wrote that she believes a $1 billion market capitalization for both tokens is entirely possible. The statement was shared in a social media post cited by BlockBeats. No additional position details, entry prices, or on-chain data were disclosed in the brief update.1080
Ansem2026-08-26 09:35:13Ansem Says He Bought $57,600 of NET, a Token Tied to Robinhood-Chain DeFi Project NetNet CapitalCrypto KOL Ansem said on Aug. 26 that he has bought $57,600 worth of NET, the token of NetNet Capital, a DeFi protocol he described as an innovation on the Robinhood chain. In a post on pump.fun, Ansem outlined how the protocol works, saying NET represents a reserve share backed by at least 1 USDG within the protocol’s on-chain asset basket. He said NetNet Capital accumulates productive assets including stablecoins and stocks through several mechanisms. According to his description, if net asset value, or NAV, reaches 1.75 times the base treasury, NET stakers can receive 1.2% daily yield. He also wrote that the token was trading at roughly 11 times the treasury, while treasury growth was running much faster than 1.2% of NET issuance. Ansem added that the project’s founder had said in several interviews that discussions had taken place with the Robinhood team about possible future cooperation, and that the founder had previously worked on NBA Topshot. Separate trading records cited in the report show Ansem spent $57,600 on NET through pump.fun. As of publication, GMGN market data showed NET at a $51.47 million market capitalization, up 61.66% over the past 24 hours.1470
Robinhood cha2026-08-26 01:15:56Artificial Inu tops $40 million in market cap before pulling back, up 28.7% in 24 hoursArtificial Inu (AI), a stock-themed meme coin on Robinhood chain previously boosted by trader Ansem’s buy, briefly pushed its market capitalization above $40 million on Aug. 26, according to GMGN market data. The move brought the token close to its all-time high of $43 million before it eased to a reported $35 million. Over the past 24 hours, AI gained 28.7%, while trading volume reached $4.5 million. The token had already drawn attention on Aug. 21, when Ansem bought more than $21,000 worth of Artificial Inu on Robinhood chain, a trade that was followed by copycat speculation in the market. Artificial Inu combines Shiba Inu, AI and NVIDIA-related narratives, and it also has a pairing mechanism tied to tokenized NVDA. BlockBeats added a risk warning, noting that tokens of this kind can see sharp price swings and that users should stay cautious when investing.1470
Artificial In2026-08-24 12:23:12Artificial Inu hits a $37 million intraday market cap, up 44.5% in 24 hoursBlockBeats reported on Aug. 24 that GMGN data showed Artificial Inu (AI), a Robinhood-linked stock meme coin, briefly pushed its market cap above $37 million before easing back to $27 million. The token was up 44.5% over the past 24 hours, with $5 million in trading volume. BlockBeats also noted that Ansem bought more than $21,000 worth of the token on Aug. 21, and that the project ties together Shiba Inu, AI and NVIDIA-related narratives with a pairing mechanism linked to tokenized NVDA. The outlet warned that the token is highly volatile and investors should be cautious.1130
Ansem2026-08-21 13:00:57Ansem buy on pump.fun pushes Artificial Inu market cap above $20 millionCrypto KOL Ansem bought more than $21,000 worth of Artificial Inu, a Robinhood chain-related meme coin, on pump.fun early on Aug. 21, according to BlockBeats. The trade quickly drew copycat activity in the market. By press time, GMGN data showed Artificial Inu’s market capitalization had briefly climbed past $20 million, setting a new all-time high. At the same time, trading activity remained thin. BlockBeats said the token’s 24-hour volume was only $530 because liquidity on the Robinhood chain has weakened recently. The report also carried a risk warning, saying KOL-led trades can be highly uncertain and that users should stay cautious when making investment decisions.4330
Robinhood2026-08-21 12:24:44Ansem says Robinhood could be a breakout player in this market cycleCrypto KOL Ansem said on a podcast that Robinhood could emerge as an underappreciated winner in the current market cycle. He pointed to the platform’s public support for onchain activity, including meme coins and real-world assets, as well as its fast pace in listing tokens. In Ansem’s view, that stance may help Robinhood draw in more retail liquidity and attract innovative projects looking for distribution. His comments also frame Robinhood as an example of how traditional finance platforms are moving quickly to adapt to the crypto sector, rather than treating digital assets as a side business. The remarks were cited by ChainCatcher.1410
