Robinhood Chain’s gas revenue fell sharply after its early-September fee spike, but on-chain activity remained elevated. DefiLlama data shows the network brought in $943,728 in gas revenue on Sept. 10, down 82.6% from the $5.44 million peak recorded on Sept. 4. Daily fees also dropped from $6.04 million to $1.05 million over the same period, marking the chain’s lowest daily revenue since Aug. 29. The retreat in revenue did not come with a comparable drop in usage. DEX volume stood at $1.87 billion on Sept. 10 versus $1.89 billion on Sept. 4, while seven-day DEX volume reached $12.34 billion, up 26.5% from the prior week’s $9.76 billion. Sept. 8 set a record at $2.06 billion, and Friday’s still-incomplete trading day had already reached $2.42 billion. Blockscout data shows the chain processed 13.6 million transactions on Sept. 10, compared with 13.98 million on Sept. 4, a decline of roughly 3%. Average cost per transaction, based on daily fees divided by transaction count, fell to about $0.077 from $0.43. The data points to cheaper blockspace rather than weaker demand. Robinhood Chain remained the second-largest network by daily revenue, and the largest over the trailing seven-day period.

Chinese meme token Longxia has climbed past a $60 million market capitalization, according to market data from GMGN cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 12. The token posted a 58.7% gain over the past 24 hours. Even with that sharp move, its 24-hour trading volume was reported at just $3.5 million. BlockBeats also cautioned that price swings in related tokens can be severe and said users should stay careful when making investment decisions. The update points to a strong price move alongside relatively limited turnover during the same period.

Artificial Inu (AI), a stock-meme token on Robinhood Chain, briefly approached a $300 million market capitalization on Sept. 11, according to GMGN market data. The token later stood at $265 million, with a 24-hour gain of 38.1% and trading volume of $30.2 million. AI was issued through Long.xyz, a launch platform on Robinhood Chain, and is paired with Nvidia stock exposure. The move comes as Long.xyz rolls out LongX Expansion, a product that packages 3x leveraged NVDA positions on Lighter into ERC-20 tokens. The product supports minting and redemption, DEX pool trading, and liquidity pairing. Long.xyz has also reiterated that trading fees will flow back to the AI token. BlockBeats described Artificial Inu as having effectively become a platform token within the Long.xyz ecosystem at this stage. The outlet also explained the "Stock Meme" concept as a structure that combines meme coins with tokenized U.S. equities directly, rather than pairing meme assets with USDT or ETH. BlockBeats added that this model keeps the volatility and community-driven speculation of meme coins while tying the trade to real stock narratives, and noted that fees are often directed back to community treasuries to accumulate the related stock tokens. The outlet cautioned that token prices remain highly volatile.

INDEX, a token tied to the Robinhood Chain ecosystem, climbed sharply on Sept. 11, pushing its market capitalization above $45 million, according to GMGN data. The token was up 17.8% over the past 24 hours, while trading volume reached $5.5 million over the same period. GMGN was the cited source for the move and the market figures. The token has already been added to Robinhood’s list of tradable assets, which means users can buy and sell it directly inside the Robinhood app. INDEX, also known as The Index, is described as an RWA protocol token on Robinhood Chain. According to the information provided, once users hold a certain amount of INDEX, the protocol uses 3% of trading fees generated by the system to buy a basket of tokenized U.S. stocks, including names such as AAPL, NVDA, and TSLA. Those assets are then automatically airdropped to holders’ wallets every 15 minutes, with no staking or manual claiming required. BlockBeats also cautioned that tokens of this type can see large price swings and said investors should be careful.

BREW, the token of BSC-based new issuance platform Brew, has climbed past a $28 million market capitalization, according to GMGN data cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 11. The token is now nearing its previous high of $32 million, while its 24-hour gain exceeded 83%. Trading volume reached $11.9 million. Brew allows users to launch paired tokens using meme coins, altcoins and stock tokens as liquidity pools. Since going live on Sept. 7, BREW has seen sharp swings, with its market cap at one point dropping below $4 million before rebounding. Public information also shows that Nina Rong, growth executive director at BNB Chain, recently followed Brew’s official X account. BlockBeats warned that the token remains highly volatile and carries significant uncertainty, urging users to stay cautious when making investment decisions.

Raydium Cat (RAYCAT), a meme coin on Solana, briefly pushed its market capitalization above $15 million on Sept. 11, setting a new all-time high, according to GMGN data. The token was later quoted at $14.5 million, with a 24-hour gain of 350% and trading volume of $3.4 million over the same period. Minutes before the move was reported, Fomo said on its official channel that Raycat had been listed and verified on the platform. RAYCAT was launched on StonkFun and is paired directly with RAY. Under its stated design, a 3% tax is charged on each transfer, and the proceeds are distributed proportionally to holders in the form of RAY rewards. BlockBeats also said StonkFun’s ecosystem flywheel continues to use platform revenue to buy back and burn the token. In simple terms, holding RAYCAT allows holders to automatically receive Raydium’s native token, RAY. BlockBeats added a caution that most meme coins lack practical use cases and can see sharp price swings, urging investors to remain careful.

Trader Bonk Guy pushed back on criticism from the STONK community after disclosing a purchase of EMBER, saying some holders had overreacted by treating the trade as an attempt to challenge STONK’s position in the token launchpad sector. He said that interpretation was "very exaggerated" and pointed to what he described as a double standard: according to Bonk Guy, STONK’s second-largest holder had previously bought EMBER when its market capitalization was around $2.8 million and stayed bullish for days without drawing similar backlash. Bonk Guy said he later bought EMBER at a valuation roughly six times higher and was then cast as a "villain." He added that he remains bullish on STONK and said his EMBER position was not meant as any form of "PvP." In his view, STONK and EMBER can both succeed, and the idea that only one project in a category can win runs against the nature of the crypto industry. GMGN market data showed that EMBER, the platform token of Solana-based launchpad Ember Curve, rose past a $40 million market capitalization on the day. Bonk Guy also described EMBER as one of the strongest token launchpad plays on fundamentals and predicted it could surpass a $100 million market cap.

A newly created wallet identified as BmKrss has made a large purchase of STONK, the platform token of Solana-based token issuance platform StonkFun, according to on-chain tracking data from Lookonchain cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 11. The wallet first withdrew 22,686 SOL from Binance, valued at about $2.25 million. It has since spent 17,106 SOL, worth roughly $1.7 million, to buy 5.41 million STONK. Separately, data from GMGN showed that STONK’s market capitalization rose past $280 million on the day, setting a fresh record high. The report did not provide further details on the wallet owner’s identity.