$StonkSter debuts on Robinhood Chain

A new meme coin called $StonkSter began circulating on X on Tuesday, with promoters posting the Robinhood Chain contract address 0x240d79aEE2CB86f9abd675D70cB297a13CFfe8E2 alongside charts and trading links. Robinscan, a block explorer for Robinhood Chain, lists the token as “Stonkster.com (STONKSTER)” and describes it as “The stock token social network, powered by $STONKSTER.” Robinhood says its chain is a permissionless, Ethereum-compatible layer-2 blockchain built for financial services and tokenized real-world assets. Robinhood’s documentation says the network uses ETH as its native gas token, while Robinscan identifies the chain as chain ID 4663. ### Which contract are promoters pointing traders to? The address circulating in social posts is 0x240d79aEE2CB86f9abd675D70cB297a13CFfe8E2. (robinscan.io) Robinscan matches that address to STONKSTER and shows a total supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens with 18 decimals. Tuesday’s social briefing identified X account MrBIGWHALE_0 as one of the accounts circulating the token and said charts and buy links were spreading among whale accounts and token promoters. (robinhood.com) The upstream briefing also tied the day’s promotion to “Stonk” branding and tokenomics posts. ### What does on-chain data show right now? Robinscan showed STONKSTER at about $0.000440 when crawled Tuesday, implying a market capitalization of roughly $439,932. (robinscan.io) The same listing showed 1,019 holders and about $1,423,465 in 24-hour volume. The token page also said the creator address was 0xbF2513...Da19D7 and that the token was created about eight hours before the crawl. (robinscan.io) Robinscan listed the trading venue as “Pons (STONKSTER-ETH)” and labeled the market launchpad as Pons. ### What is Pons, the venue listed for the token? CryptoBriefing reported on September 8 that Solana had retaken memecoin trading-volume leadership from Robinhood Chain after an earlier surge on Robinhood’s network. (robinscan.io) Decrypt reported four days earlier that Pons had become a closely watched token factory on Robinhood Chain, calling it a major venue in the network’s recent meme-coin activity. Robinscan’s STONKSTER page lists the token’s pool on Pons rather than on Robinhood itself. That means the token is visible through the Robinhood Chain ecosystem, but the available source material does not show Robinhood endorsing or issuing the asset. ### Is $StonkSter part of Robinhood’s stock-token program? Robinhood’s official materials describe Robinhood Chain as infrastructure for tokenized financial assets, and its stock-token documentation says Robinhood Stock Tokens are issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited. (cryptobriefing.com) The STONKSTER listing on Robinscan appears under the general token format used for meme and community assets, not under Robinscan’s separate stock-token directory. (robinscan.io) Robinscan’s own stock page says it tracks tokenized equities issued on Robinhood Chain. The STONKSTER page instead presents holder counts, transfers, market data and a Pons liquidity pool, which are typical fields for a community token listing. ### Where can traders verify the token next? Robinscan lists live transfers, holder counts and market data for STONKSTER at the contract address promoters shared Tuesday. (docs.robinhood.com) Robinhood’s chain documentation and support pages provide network details for connecting wallets to Robinhood Chain, including the mainnet configuration and the chain’s role as an Ethereum-compatible layer 2. (robinscan.io 1) (robinscan.io 2)