Before the app. Before the $32B IPO. The investment memo didn't say "Cash Cat." It said CashCats LLC — the exact string, plural, with the LLC. Now it's incorporated on-chain.
Trade through the CashCats Swap and a small routing fee is collected — then 100% of every fee is used to buy back $CASHCATSLLC on the open market and burn it, sending it to the dead address forever. Supply was issued once and never grows; the burn only makes it smaller. You trade, the float shrinks.
Buy or sell through the CashCats Swap. A ~1% routing fee is taken in ETH — nothing is added to the token contract itself (tax stays 0/0).
Every fee collects in the CashCats treasury on Robinhood Chain — fully visible on the explorer.
The treasury market-buys $CASHCATSLLC and ships it to 0x…dead. Circulating supply goes down and never comes back.
Buy & burn is funded by routing fees only — not a claim of guaranteed price impact. Burn totals above are read live from the chain.
A GV (Google Ventures) partner has recounted this publicly: when the founders pitched the company that became Robinhood, the investment memo went out under a different name — and a Google search for it turned up nothing but a Tumblr blog of cats sitting on piles of cash.
"…when Blake wrote up the investment memo…the name of the company was called 'CashCats LLC' and they had no website. …a Google search for 'CashCats' and the only thing that popped up was a Tumblr blog that featured cats perched up on large piles of cash."
— publicly recounted by an early GV investor, on the Robinhood origin story
The cats held the name. Then it became a hood. The name changed; the cats never left. CashCats LLC is that name — verbatim — re-filed on the chain that wears its old skin.
There's a "Cash Cat" out there. Good cat. Wrong filing. The memo didn't drop the "s" and it didn't drop the "LLC."
The vibe. The meme. The shortened version. A fine tribute — but not what the paperwork said.
The exact string from the memo. Plural. With the LLC. The name a $32B company was almost registered under. This one.
No spin — just what's verifiable on-chain. A large slice of the top holders traces back to one funding wallet, and it's been distributing and selling. Look it up yourself; the ledger doesn't do PR.
0xf70da97812cb96acdf810712aa562db8dfa3dbefThe bag got fumbled. The name didn't — and now the burn chips away at whatever they left behind. That part's ours to carry.
Add the Robinhood Chain network (Filing No. 8F) to your wallet and bridge in some ETH for gas + swaps.
Use only this contract:0x53a557a2a46083A3E9cD26ff4cdc4CC81DA809cc
Open the CashCats Swap, pick $CASHCATSLLC (or paste any token), set your slippage, and take delivery of your cats.
Trade $CASHCATSLLC — or any token on Robinhood Chain — right here on the CashCats Swap. One token, one chain. Always verify the CA against this page before you trade.
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Supply is fixed and never grows — and the CashCats Swap only pushes it down, burning what fees buy back. The honest part, on the record: early supply was bundled (see Material Disclosure). What we hold is the realest asset on the chain — the exact original name, plus a burn that runs every time someone trades.
Two rooms for the community — a PFP builder and the full meme vault. Both open in their own page so this filing stays tidy.
No. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Robinhood Markets in any way. It's a meme built on a piece of public startup trivia — the name that reportedly came before the app. Fan fiction with a ticker.
Trades routed through the CashCats Swap collect a small fee in ETH. That fee is used to market-buy $CASHCATSLLC and send it to the dead address, permanently removing it from supply. The token's own tax stays 0/0 — the fee lives in the swap layer, not the contract. Burn totals on this page are read live from the chain.
Because that's the name that was actually written down — plural, with the LLC. We're the exact string, not the paraphrase.
It's a memecoin — treat it like one. Our Disclosure section is honest about the on-chain history (early supply was bundled). We don't fake locks or listings. Only buy with money you can afford to lose, and always verify the CA against this page.
Yes: 0x53a557a2a46083A3E9cD26ff4cdc4CC81DA809cc on Robinhood Chain. Anything else is not this token.