Launching is live · Robinhood Chain

Forgotten tickers,
live prices.

The market gave up on them. Crypto never gives up. Pick a beaten-down penny stock, launch a memecoin against its ticker, and let the internet decide what it's worth. Real coins minted on Robinhood Chain, signed with your own wallet.

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The bargain bin.

Listed stocks trading under $5, sorted cheapest first — where sub-cent names belong. Pick one and launch a coin against it.

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Launch a coin.

Pick a cheap ticker, name your coin, write the thesis. It mints as a real token on Robinhood Chain — you sign it in your own wallet.

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The listed stock your coin is named after and displayed beside.
Robinhood penny stocks 42
Pick a ticker to pair your coin with a real listed stock.
Every ticker here is a real stock on NYSE or Nasdaq, tradeable on Robinhood. Tiles with the dot show a live share quote; a tile without one means the feed has no quote right now.
0/180 · printed beside the pair so the joke is legible
Launch fee0.02 ETH
Dev buy0.05 ETH
Est. network gas~0.0004 ETH
Total to sign0.0704 ETH
You sign one transaction in your own wallet. Penny Stonks never holds your keys and can't move your funds. Memecoins are extremely high risk — you can lose everything.

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Your coin
$TICKER · paired with —
Your thesis prints here, right next to the ticker it hangs on.
Paired stock
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Stock price
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Supply
1B
Chain
Robinhood

Creator fees route to the treasury, which buys the paired stock and distributes it to the coin's largest holders. The pair is recorded on-chain with the coin.

Creator rewards.

A coin's creator fees don't just sit in a wallet. They route to the treasury, which buys the real stock the coin is paired with — and hands it to the coin's largest holders.

Creator fees routed · all time
0.000 ETH
across every launched pair
Stock bought for holders
$0.00
real shares, distributed on-chain
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1 · Coin earns creator fees

Every trade on your coin's curve generates a creator fee, the same as any launch.

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2 · Fees route to the treasury

Instead of a personal wallet, the fees flow to a treasury contract tied to the pair.

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3 · Treasury buys the paired stock

The treasury uses the fees to buy the actual penny stock the coin is named after.

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4 · Stock goes to top holders

Those shares are distributed to the coin's largest holders — hold more, receive more.

Why it matters: the joke stops being just a ticker printed next to a coin. The coin literally accumulates the stock it's paired with and pays it out to the people holding hardest. The thesis becomes a position.

Recent distributions.

Illustrative sample of how rewards land once pairs are live and trading.

#HolderETH feesStock paid

How the pairing works.

A pair is a coin plus the cheap ticker it's named after. The coin has its own supply and curve; the ticker is the reference printed beside it, so the thesis is legible at a glance instead of buried in a Telegram.

How the pairing works

A pair is a coin plus the cheap ticker it's named after. The coin has its own supply and curve; the ticker is the reference printed beside it, so the thesis is legible at a glance instead of buried in a Telegram.

1

Pick a cheap ticker

Start from a real listed stock trading for pocket change. Live price, real company, no invented numbers.

2

Launch the coin

Name it, ticker it, write the thesis. The pair is recorded with the coin on Robinhood Chain so nobody guesses what it tracks.

3

Trade the pair

The coin trades on its own curve while the paired ticker sits beside it — and creator fees buy the stock for the top holders.

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