Robinhood Chain meme coin races on October 18, 2026
All times UTC · updated 08:14 UTC
On October 18, 2026, 2 meme coin races included Robinhood Chain. Buyers put $760 into Robinhood Chain pools and traded $891 across 17 trades. The biggest Robinhood Chain lane belonged to Froggy Trader ($LEAPX).
| Time | Coin | On Robinhood Chain | Whole race | Trades | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07:16 | Surf Cat$SURFX · 4 chainsRacing | $20 | $78 | 1 | Racing |
| 07:04 | Froggy Trader$LEAPX · 4 chainsRacing | $741 | $816 | 16 | Racing |
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How a launch race works
Every coin on sasa launches on Base, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain and Arc at the same moment, with the same contract address and its own pool on each chain. For five minutes anyone can buy on any chain. When time is up, the chain whose pool holds the most money (valued in dollars with Chainlink prices) wins: the other pools close, their money moves into the winner's pool minus a 2% hand-over fee, holders' coins move to the winning chain automatically, and the winning pool is locked forever. Read the full guide.
Questions
- How many meme coins launched on Robinhood Chain on October 18, 2026?
- 2 coins raced on Robinhood Chain that day, each launched on four chains at once through sasa's five-minute launch race.
- How often did Robinhood Chain win?
- Robinhood Chain won 0 of 2 races on October 18, 2026. A coin's winning chain keeps its pool, locked forever, and receives the other chains' money minus a 2% hand-over fee.
- What do Robinhood Chain race pools trade against?
- On Robinhood Chain each coin's pool is paired with ETH on Uniswap v4, so DexScreener, GMGN and trading bots see it from the first trade.