AI-linked meme tokens tied to public equities and tokenized long positions posted steep 24-hour losses on Sept. 13, according to GMGN data cited by BlockBeats. Artificial Inu (AI), paired with Nvidia stock, fell 27% and was valued at $247 million. MOO, tied to Micron, dropped 37% to a $18 million market cap. Microduck, also linked to Nvidia, lost 26% and stood at $7.3 million, while FLYBRAIN, paired with Google stock, slipped 23% to $9.6 million. UBIK, described as a suspected AI project created by the developer behind aixbt, declined 25% to a $28 million valuation. ANTHROPIG fell 44% to $5.4 million and trades against ANTHROPICx1L, a tokenized 1x long Anthropic position. CATGPT dropped 22% to $6.7 million and trades against OPENAIx1L, a tokenized 1x long OpenAI position. The move came after Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said the industry must slow the pace of improving AI model capabilities, adding that slower progress does not mean stopping training or technical advancement but allowing enough time for alignment and model protection. OpenAI founder Sam Altman said he agreed.

On-chain meme token trading showed a sharp split on Sept. 13, according to data cited by BlockBeats from GMGN. Most leading meme tokens on Robinhood and BSC posted 24-hour losses, while several of the more active names on Solana moved higher. On Robinhood, ANTHROPIG fell 45% to a $6.4 million market cap, CATGPT dropped 39% to $6.5 million, AI slid 24% to $249 million, and UBIK lost 27.6% to $24 million. BSC tokens also weakened, with BREW down 11% and 4Stock off 14.5%. By contrast, Solana meme tokens held up better. EMBER rose 23% to a $33 million market cap, STONK added 10.2% to $239 million, and BATON jumped 110% to $14 million. Cat-themed meme tokens were among the strongest performers, led by CATE, ZCAT, RAYCAT, and LEVERCAT, all of which recorded gains over the past 24 hours. BlockBeats said price swings in these tokens remain large and warned users to approach trading with caution.

AI-themed meme coins and project tokens on the Robinhood chain posted broad gains on Sept. 12, according to GMGN market data, with the AI narrative showing signs of becoming a leading trading theme on the network. The sharpest move came from ZZZ, an AI project token launched by an original core developer from GMX. After its official website went live, ZZZ rose 107.7% on the day, lifting its market capitalization to $69.22 million and setting a new all-time high. On Long.xyz, the meme tokens CATGPT and ANTHROPIG, which are paired with OpenAI and Anthropic pre-IPO tokens as liquidity pool assets, spiked in early trading before pulling back, leaving their market caps at $10.82 million and $3.19 million. UBIK, a suspected AI-related project created by an aixbt developer, also hit a record high, with a market cap of $34 million and a 24-hour gain of 47.62%. Another Long.xyz token, AI, which is paired with Nvidia stock, climbed past a $300 million market cap and was up 35.9% over 24 hours. BlockBeats said the tokens remain highly volatile and urged caution.

DeFi Research author Ignas argues that the latest meme-coin frenzy is creating a different kind of winner: liquidity providers rather than traders chasing momentum. In the piece, he says speculative meme trading is generating millions of dollars in daily fees, while many of the users driving that volume are not providing liquidity themselves. That dynamic, in his view, leaves room for LPs to capture fee income without directly holding the meme tokens. The article highlights early data from Robinhood Chain after its July launch, including $757 million in total value locked, $1.66 billion in DEX volume, $16.98 million in 24-hour app fees, $833 million in stablecoins, $2.6 billion in cross-chain TVL and $387 million in perpetuals volume. It also points to meme-token pairs linked to tokenized stocks such as AI/NVDA and BONER/HIMS, where arbitrage between meme-stock pools and stock/USDG pools is driving additional fees. Ignas also lists several tools for LPs and yield farmers, including Revert, scopl.live, vfat.tools and Merkl, and says AI tools such as Claude, Grok and ChatGPT can help with ROI tracking, pool discovery and multi-platform position dashboards.

DeFi researcher Ignas argues that traders do not need to buy meme coins directly to benefit from the latest speculative wave. In his view, a better route is to provide liquidity to tokenized stock pairs and related pools, then collect the fees generated by high-frequency meme trading and arbitrage. He points to Robinhood Chain, which launched in July and has already posted $1.66 billion in DEX volume, $16.98 million in 24-hour app fees, $833 million in stablecoins, $2.6 billion in cross-chain TVL, $387 million in perpetual volume, and $757 million in TVL. Ignas says those figures translate into unusually high fee opportunities for liquidity providers. He highlights meme and stock-linked pairs such as AI/NVDA, BONER/HIMS, MOO/MU, NUDES/SNAP, and LIGMA/FIG, while naming HOOD/USDG, NVDA/USDG, RBLX/USDG, and DJT/USDG as preferred stock/USDG pools. Drawing on data shared by @0xSammy and scopl.live, Ignas says some of these pools rank among the highest fee generators on-chain. He also lists tools he uses to search and manage LP positions, including Revert, scopl.live, vfat.tools, Merkl, and AI assistants such as Claude, Grok, and ChatGPT.

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