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Robinhood Chain OG β€’ June 17, 2026

The first cat was already there.

Robin Cat ($RCAT) is the first cat ever launched on Robinhood Chain β€” born on June 17, 2026 at 16:52:57, before Robinhood Chain went public and even before $CASHCAT.

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First of its kind

The first cat token launched on Robinhood Chain.

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Launched early

June 17, 2026 at 16:52:57 β€” before the chain went public.

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OG & original

The original contract remains on-chain. No relaunch. No replacement token.

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A forgotten OG

A piece of early Robinhood Chain history being rediscovered by the community.

Official Contract Address
0x4ef8b3b251662acd24b32666062d301c004dc9c3

About Robin Cat

Robin Cat is an early Robinhood Chain token with an unusual piece of on-chain history. $RCAT launched on June 17, 2026 β€” before Robinhood Chain's public mainnet announcement.

The project is being revived around the original RCAT contract. The goal is simple: preserve the history, build a transparent community and give the first cat on Robinhood Chain the attention it deserves.

No relaunch. No replacement. The original cat is still here.

Robin Cat character

Token details

  • Name: Robin Cat
  • Ticker: RCAT
  • Chain: Robinhood Chain
  • Original mint: 1,000,000,000 RCAT
  • Launch: June 17, 2026 β€” 16:52:57
  • Contract: 0x4ef8b3b251662acd24b32666062d301c004dc9c3
  • Website: RCAT.io
On-chain research

DON'T TRUST THE STORY.
VERIFY IT.

Robin Cat's history is built around public on-chain data and primary sources. The original contract, genesis transaction, early NOXA infrastructure, fee history and chronology can all be independently checked.

June 17, 2026 Β· 16:52:57

🐈 RCAT launches

Robin Cat launches through the early NOXA Launch Factory. The genesis transaction records the mint and liquidity setup.

June 17, 2026 Β· 16:56:35

πŸͺΆ FEATHER pool

The recorded FEATHER/WETH pool timestamp follows RCAT by 3 minutes and 38 seconds.

June 18, 2026

🐱 CASHCAT created

Blockscout's published Robinhood Chain analysis identifies CASHCAT as created on June 18, after RCAT's June 17 launch.

July 1, 2026

🏹 Public Mainnet

Robinhood officially announces the Robinhood Chain Public Mainnet.

01 β€” RCAT: Original on-chain proof

The original Robin Cat contract and genesis transaction remain publicly accessible. The launch transaction records the mint and liquidity setup.

CA: 0x4ef8b3b251662acd24b32666062d301c004dc9c3

02 β€” NOXA launch infrastructure

RCAT was launched through early NOXA infrastructure on Robinhood Chain. The Launch Factory and LaunchLocker addresses are publicly documented and verifiable.

Launch Factory: 0xD9eC2db5f3D1b236843925949fe5bd8a3836FCcB
Launch Locker: 0x7F03effbd7ceB22A3f80Dd468f67eF27826acD85

03 β€” RCAT vs. CASHCAT

RCAT's genesis is timestamped June 17. Blockscout's Robinhood Chain research identifies CASHCAT as created on June 18, 2026.

CASHCAT: 0x020bfC650A365f8BB26819deAAbF3E21291018b4

04 β€” Before Robinhood Chain went public

Robinhood's own July 1 announcement states that it was officially launching the Robinhood Chain Public Mainnet. RCAT's June 17 genesis predates that public launch.

Early NOXA fee history

SO WHERE DID THE FEES GO?

RCAT's early fee system did collect fees β€” but our on-chain research shows they were not paid to the token creator in the historical claims we identified. We found 17 RCAT-specific FeesClaimed events.

0 Creator / recipient amount recorded across all 17 historical claims.
100% Of the amounts recorded in those claims were allocated to the protocol side.

This is why we do not describe early RCAT as β€œzero fee.” Fees existed. What the on-chain record shows is that the historical claims we found did not reward the token creator.

Important: β€œprotocol” here refers to the LaunchLocker protocol-side recipient. It does not mean Robinhood.

Community takeover & future fee decisions

$RCAT is applying for Community Takeover recognition through Pons Family. If the CTO is approved and future fee functionality becomes available to the community, the community can discuss how eligible fees should be handled β€” including the possibility of using them for $RCAT burns.

No decision has been made. The community should decide the direction together.