HIMS

Robinhood Cry

2026-09-20 02:51:53

Messari says Robinhood Crypto settled more than 2% of trading volume in DJT, HIMS and AMC tokens

Techub News, citing a post from @MessariCrypto, said Robinhood Crypto settled more than 2% of the trading volume in DJT, HIMS and AMC tokens yesterday. The claim compared Robinhood Crypto’s settlement activity in those tokenized names with the trading volume seen on its traditional finance exchange. No additional figures, breakdowns or timing details beyond 「yesterday」 were provided in the source input. The update was presented as a brief market data point rather than a longer report, with the attribution tied directly to MessariCrypto’s social media post.

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Robinhood Cha

2026-09-11 13:30:00

BONER-HIMS pool on Robinhood Chain highlights a new DeFi market for tokenized stocks

Robinhood Chain is becoming a testing ground for one of DeFi’s stranger market structures: pairing tokenized equities with crypto-native assets such as memecoins. Cointelegraph reports that HIMS, a token designed to track shares of telehealth company Hims & Hers listed on the New York Stock Exchange, was paired in a liquidity pool with BONER, a deliberately absurd memecoin. Traders could swap directly between the two assets, and at one stage the pool held 31,198 HIMS tokens, more than half of the 58,714 tokenized HIMS shares in circulation. That imbalance briefly pushed the Robinhood Chain price of HIMS to $132.64, compared with the real stock’s $28.84 closing price on the NYSE. The article says Robinhood Chain, less than three months after launch, has already seen pairings such as BONER/HIMS, AI/NVIDIA and SPACEHOOD/SPCX. It also notes that launchpad LONG said its stock-paired markets recorded more than $425 million in 24-hour volume on Sept. 2, with nearly $12 million locked in stock-token liquidity. The piece frames the development as a composability experiment for tokenized real-world assets rather than a settled mechanism for price discovery.

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Long.xyz

2026-09-07 02:03:12

Long.xyz tokens MEME and BONER rebound after drawing attention, co-founder teases protocol update this week

Two tokens issued through Robinhood onchain launch platform Long.xyz moved higher after drawing fresh attention overnight. According to BlockBeats, MEME and BONER, which had both shown signs of losing momentum earlier, regained strength after Robinhood’s founder and HIMS’ founder each turned their attention to the projects. GMGN market data showed the two tokens’ market capitalizations rising 127% and 147%, respectively, over the past 24 hours. BONER was launched on Long.xyz and paired against tokenized HIMS shares as its base pool through Robinhood’s stock trading framework. MEME, meanwhile, uses tokenized AMC Entertainment stock as its base pool and provides liquidity through the MEME/AMC trading pair. Long.xyz co-founder Nate also posted earlier in the day that the protocol will roll out an expansion update later this week. The report did not disclose additional details about the planned release.

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Robinhood

2026-09-04 19:16:03

Meme Coins Paired With Tokenized Stocks Are Taking Off on Robinhood Chain, but the Squeeze Thesis Looks Thin

A new trading pattern is emerging on Robinhood Chain, the company’s permissionless layer-2 network launched in July: meme coins are being paired directly with tokenized stocks instead of stablecoins. Over the weekend of August 30, BONER locked up more than half of the tokenized Hims & Hers Health supply and briefly pushed the wrapped HIMS price to $132.64, while the real HIMS stock had closed Friday at $28.84. Because Robinhood allows only one licensed partner to mint and burn these stock tokens, supply stayed fixed, and with the NYSE closed for the weekend, a few thousand dollars of trading was enough to move the market. Traders framed the move as a short-squeeze attempt, but BONER’s own website said the math falls short, with all tokenized HIMS shares together representing only 0.1% of the real short position. Similar meme-stock pair structures have appeared around Nvidia, Strategy, Microsoft, and AMC, bringing trading activity and attention to Robinhood Chain even if they are not moving the underlying stocks themselves.

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Stock-Linked

2026-09-04 13:59:10

Robinhood’s Stock-Crypto Meme Trade Turns NVDA Into the New Pairing Behind Dog Coins

On Robinhood’s chain, a new trade has taken hold: meme coins paired directly with tokenized stocks. Artificial Inu, paired with tokenized NVDA, rose from a $1.5 million market cap on Aug. 1 to $135 million on Aug. 30 and briefly above $320 million in early September. Pons has issued about 389,000 tokens and collected $46.27 million in fees. The article also shows how HIMS token pricing snapped back once the New York market opened, underscoring that chain-based trading still depends on Wall Street hours. The piece argues that the model has created real trading depth for tokenized equities, but it also highlights limited liquidity, weekend gaps, robot-driven volume and regulatory limits. Robinhood has blocked tokenized stock access for residents of the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Switzerland and the UAE.

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tokenized sto

2026-09-04 03:23:10

Why the stock-paired meme coin short-squeeze story breaks down on-chain

A widely shared market narrative around stock-paired meme coins is running into a structural limit: squeezing the float of a tokenized stock on-chain does not automatically squeeze the underlying stock in the real market. In the source article by David Christopher, translated by Foresight News and published by MarsBit, the recent price dislocations in AMC and HIMS tokenized stocks are used to show why the thesis fails under the current design. The article points to last weekend’s trading, when demand for meme coins paired with tokenized equities locked up circulating token supply in liquidity pools and pushed prices sharply higher. AMC’s stock token briefly reached $166.86 while the underlying stock had closed at $2.59 on Friday. HIMS tokenized shares climbed as high as $132.64 against a Friday close of $28.84 for the real stock. Those prices represented roughly 64x and 4.6x the underlying equity prices. The central argument is that Robinhood-style tokenized stocks give users price exposure, not direct ownership of the underlying shares. That means hoarding the tokens can create scarcity on-chain, but not in the real stock market. Once token prices move too far above the underlying, authorized participants can mint more tokens and arbitrage the gap. The article contrasts that model with Galaxy and Superstate’s on-chain GLXY structure on Solana, where the token itself represents actual equity. It also argues that even if the squeeze narrative fails, tokenized stocks may still find value as marketing primitives and as programmable components inside games and DeFi products.

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BONER

2026-09-03 13:26:45

Robinhood Chain Stock Meme Token BONER Briefly Reaches $69M Market Cap, Up 30.8% in 24 Hours

According to GMGN market data, BONER, a stock meme token on the Robinhood chain, briefly surged to a $69 million market cap before retreating to $61 million, with a 24-hour increase of 30.8% and a 24-hour volume of $17 million. The token is paired with the stock token HIMS. This is part of the emerging 'Stock Meme' trend, where meme tokens are directly paired with tokenized US stocks, combining high volatility with real stock narratives. Trading fees partially flow back to community treasuries to accumulate corresponding stock tokens. Investors should be cautious of price volatility.

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BONER

2026-09-03 12:45:15

BONER Market Cap Surpasses $60M, Surges 19% in One Hour

BONER, a meme coin on Robinhood Chain, has reached a market cap of over $60 million, gaining 19% in the past hour. It was issued via Long and is paired with HIMS, a publicly traded healthcare company. Foresight News warns of the high volatility and lack of intrinsic value of meme coins.

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