JUGGERNAUT, a Robinhood-themed meme coin, briefly pushed its market capitalization above $25 million and set a fresh high, according to GMGN data cited by Odaily. The token was later quoted at $22.63 million in market cap, with its 24-hour gain reaching 656%. The move was described as possibly linked to its listing on Robinhood Crypto. Odaily also warned that meme coins are highly volatile and said investors should participate with caution. The report did not provide additional trading metrics beyond market cap and the 24-hour percentage increase.

ChainCatcher reported, citing GMGN data, that Robinhood-themed meme coin FRONG briefly reached a market capitalization of $17.6 million before easing to $15.37 million. The move was described as possibly being influenced by its listing on Robinhood Crypto. The latest reading still marked a fresh high for the token, while its 24-hour gain stood at 192%. Based on the figures in the update, FRONG was about $2.23 million below its peak at the time of reporting. No additional details were provided in the brief on trading volume, token supply, or the exact timing of the move.

Crypto KOL Bonk Guy renewed his bullish call on USELESS on Sept. 10, saying on social media that the token is "The Memecoin" of the current bull cycle and is "basically destined" to reach a market capitalization in the tens of billions of dollars. He also said USELESS attracted many new holders during the latest pullback and argued that, before Q4 begins, every dip in the current price range should be treated as a buying opportunity. GMGN data shows USELESS has fallen 23% from the all-time high it set yesterday. At the same time, a decline in PONS cut Bonk Guy’s personal meme-wallet holdings by $5.07 million over the past 24 hours. His disclosed holdings include 15.8 million USELESS and 10.9 million PONS. BlockBeats added a risk note, saying meme-coin trading is highly volatile, often driven by market sentiment and narrative trading, and lacks real value or practical use cases.

MOO, a meme coin tied to the Robinhood ecosystem, rose more than 80% over the past 24 hours, according to GMGN market data cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 10. The token’s market capitalization climbed to $42 million, while its 24-hour trading volume reached $6.4 million. BlockBeats said MOO uses stock trading platform Robinhood and is paired with tokenized Micron Technology stock, ticker MU, as its base pool. Liquidity is provided through the MOO/MU trading pair. The report also carried a risk note from BlockBeats, which said meme coin trading is highly volatile and often driven by market sentiment and concept-based speculation rather than practical value or real-world use cases. Investors were advised to stay alert to the risks tied to such trades.

LAPTOP, a meme coin linked to Hunter Biden, saw extreme price swings shortly after launching on Base on Sept. 9. GMGN data cited in the report showed the token’s fully diluted valuation briefly surged past $300 billion before dropping to about $1.82 billion, with the token quoted at $0.82 and down more than 99% by late evening. Trading began on Aerodrome and Uniswap pools on Base, while major centralized exchanges had not listed the token as of publication. On-chain trackers pointed to selling pressure from both market makers and airdrop recipients. According to Ai Yi’s monitoring cited in the report, Wintermute was one of the market makers alongside GSR Markets and G20. Lookonchain said Wintermute received 2.5 million LAPTOP from the project and had sold roughly 466,300 tokens at an average price of about $4.47, taking in around $2.08 million while still holding more than 2 million tokens. The report also described broad post-airdrop selling. Bubblemaps was cited as saying that 60% of major holder addresses were newly created wallets with no prior activity. GMGN data showed the token had more than 27,000 holders by press time. The token’s code had been verified, but the article argued that technical cleanliness did not change the sell pressure already visible on-chain.

ROBIN, a meme coin on Robinhood Chain, briefly pushed its market capitalization above $15 million before pulling back to $12.62 million, according to GMGN market data cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 10. The token was still up more than 92% over the past 24 hours, while trading volume during the same period reached $1.8 million. BlockBeats said ROBIN, short for Robin the Frog, is based on an existing character from The Muppets. The character is described as Kermit the Frog’s nephew and also appeared in Muppet Robin Hood, giving it a direct link to the Robin Hood story. That narrative fit has helped the token gain traction in the Robinhood Chain community. Within that community, ROBIN has been described as the "Pepe of Robinhood Chain" or the chain’s "native frog." BlockBeats also included a risk warning, noting that meme coins often lack practical use cases and can see sharp price swings, and said users should stay cautious when investing.

Anonymous Cat (ZCAT), a Solana-based meme token, extended its rebound on Sept. 10 and climbed back above a $100 million market capitalization, according to GMGN market data cited by BlockBeats. Over the past four hours, the token rose more than 40%, while trading volume during the same period reached $15.8 million. ZCAT is described as a cat-themed meme coin on Solana inspired by the privacy concept behind Zcash (ZEC). Its mascot is an anonymous cat wearing a brown paper bag over its head. The project uses a transaction or transfer tax of about 3% to buy bridged Zcash (ZEC) on Solana and distribute those tokens to holders through airdrops. BlockBeats also cautioned that meme tokens often lack practical use cases and can see sharp price swings, urging users to approach such investments with care.

On Sept. 10, BlockBeats reported that overall on-chain activity had dropped sharply, while the Solana ecosystem remained one of the few clear areas of market attention. Citing GMGN market data, the report said several meme coins paired against altcoin-based liquidity pools stayed strong during the session. Among them, baton recorded more than $2,750 in trading volume within seven hours of launch. Its market capitalization briefly surged to $10 million before falling back to $4.94 million. The token was described as originating from the name of an early pump.fun project and the company behind it, with pump.fun platform token PUMP serving as the paired base asset. LEVERCAT was quoted at a $5 million market cap, with a 24-hour gain of 277%. According to the report, the token uses Hylo’s leveraged SOL token xSOL as its paired base asset. BlockBeats also warned that many meme coins lack practical use cases and can see sharp price swings, urging users to stay cautious.