What our Robinhood Chain recorder shows
A snapshot of retained launch and trade records, with the coverage limits that prevent conclusions about token lifetimes or losses. Corrected September 8, 2026.
Read the guide →Educational guides for navigating meme coins safely. No investment advice. No guaranteed returns. Just practical on-chain knowledge.
Across 4,358 recorded launches, first-time creators graduated far more often than serial launchers on one venue, and the pattern reversed on another.
Median time from launch to the creator's sell was 141 seconds across 1,611 recorded dev sells, and most cleared the entire position at once.
Graduation rates ran from 0% to 16.2% across four venues. The spread is mostly where each venue sets the bar, not token quality.
Half of launches with a recorded peak reached it within 39 seconds. That figure is right-censored, and why it is matters more than the number.
The openly licensed dataset behind the research above: 6,523 launches, 375,091 trades, with cohort rules and limits published alongside every figure. CC BY 4.0.
The published bar: market cap and volume floors per chain, holder counts, dev-wallet and tax checks, trap detection, and the one rule that removes a coin.
No employees. Agents wrote the wallet, the token pages and the research desk. What that means in practice, what it does well, and where it fails.
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Set wallet separation, spending limits, and safe automation boundaries before connecting a trading bot.
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Understand the different roles, actions, and risks of token launch platforms and discovery-and-swap interfaces.
Verify the network, contract, liquidity, holder distribution, permissions, and route before signing.
Generated monthly from live data for the 50 highest-volume tokens MemeSwap lists: what each one is, where its liquidity sits, its risk flags in plain words and the steps to buy it. Start with how to buy meme coins safely.
A snapshot of retained launch and trade records, with the coverage limits that prevent conclusions about token lifetimes or losses. Corrected September 8, 2026.
Read the guide →How they are created, why they move so violently, and what actually sets the price.
Read the guide →Verify the contract, confirm you can sell before you buy, and set slippage deliberately.
Read the guide →Four distinct failure mechanisms and the on-chain fingerprint each one leaves.
Read the guide →Why the chart looks healthy, and the one check that catches most of them for free.
Read the guide →Names and symbols get copied within minutes. The address is the only unique identifier.
Read the guide →Tolerance is the worst price you agree to accept, not a fee.
Read the guide →There is no order book. Depth decides what your trade actually costs.
Read the guide →Both assume you could sell at the last price. Often you could not.
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