Is now a good hour to launch a token on Robinhood Chain? Measured hourly against Solana and Base, because attention is roughly zero‑sum across chains.
Running at 1.12× its usual buyers‑per‑rival: 0.86× the buyers (215 wallets vs a usual 250) against 0.77× the rivals (433 launches vs a usual 562). Its usual level is 0.97×. The hour‑on‑hour signals agree.
Today is running at 224% of its usual pattern. Best hour left projects to 3.77×, still worth taking. That hour is 18:00 Thai (11:00 UTC), in 14 hours, which normally does 1.68× the usual buyers per rival (1.02× the buyers, 0.60× the rivals). The projection discounts it by how the last 5 measured hours have actually gone. As a day, Thursday runs 0.99× a typical day's demand — 5th of 7. The strongest is Wednesday (1.15×), the weakest Sunday (0.80×).
Buyers present per rival launching, over the last 4 Thursdays. Taller is better. Top row Thai, bottom row UTC.
Best hour tomorrow is 18:00 Thai tomorrow (11:00 UTC) at 1.68×, worst 00:00 Thai tomorrow (17:00 UTC) at 0.62×. Friday as a whole runs 1.01× a typical day's demand. Same scale as today. Top row Thai, bottom row UTC.
Taller is better — more money moving that day.
Every number here is a ratio against the same sample, never a success rate. This sample graduates at 44% because the board's ranked views surface winners by construction — platform‑wide it is nearer 2.7%. The absolute figure is an artefact of how the sample was drawn; the ratio between two groups drawn the same way is not. 1.00× is average.
In this part of the day utility projects graduate at 1.39× the rate of everything launched alongside them, and Dog is the strongest single theme at 1.66×. Measured against this block's own winners, not the all‑day average, so it is the timing that is being judged and not the projects. 399 graduations from 973 launches.
Classified from name, symbol and description.
Top themes by lift. Anything with under 8 graduations is shown as too thin rather than given a number.
Dominant colour of the actual logo image, ignoring near‑white and near‑black so it is the colour you would name, not the background. Compared against the 48% base rate of the logo sample only.
How bright and saturated that colour is.
rebuilt daily · 154 winners against 997 live launches
Lift is a theme's share of the winners divided by its share of the launches. Above 1.0 means it graduates more often than its launch volume predicts. Winners are the graduation catalog filtered to the last 14 days, so a theme that has rotated out stops voting. Raw sits next to the shrunk number so you can see which rows are thin.
| Theme | Lift | Raw | Winners | In sample | Median winner | Call |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fees / yield to holders | 1.74× | 16.19 | 5 | 2 | $37.52K | strong |
| AI / agent | 1.59× | 1.76 | 38 | 140 | $45.96K | strong |
| Launchpad / tooling | 1.47× | 2.25 | 8 | 23 | $44.85K | strong |
| Index / basket | 1.24× | 4.32 | 2 | 3 | $358.21K | even |
| Prediction / oracle | 1.11× | 1.62 | 2 | 8 | $486.81K | even |
| Infra / routing / DEX | 1.08× | 1.16 | 7 | 39 | $43.25K | even |
| Treasury / strategy | 1.08× | 2.16 | 1 | 3 | $64.63K | even |
| Gaming | 1.01× | 1.02 | 3 | 19 | $82.06K | even |
| RWA / tokenized stocks | 1.00× | 1.00 | 8 | 52 | $42.00K | even |
| Pepe / classic meme | 0.99× | 0.92 | 1 | 7 | $98.96K | even |
| Hood / Robinhood meta | 0.95× | 0.92 | 9 | 63 | $98.62K | even |
| Cat | 0.94× | 0.81 | 2 | 16 | $1.01M | even |
| Privacy / anon | 0.80× | 0.67 | 6 | 58 | $17.82K | cold |
| Unclassified noise | 0.79× | 0.78 | 59 | 491 | $31.11K | cold |
| Other animal | 0.71× | 0.38 | 2 | 34 | $550.96K | cold |
| Dog | 0.58× | 0.17 | 1 | 39 | $63.64K | cold |
Every trading fee routed straight back to holders in ETH, on a schedule you can watch tick.
Traders earn back a share of the fees they paid, so the people making volume are funded by it.
A fixed slice of volume lands in a community treasury that only ever buys back, publicly, on chain.
Post a task, agents bid for it, the one that delivers gets paid. Settlement is the product.
Agents post calls on chain ahead of time and get paid on how often they land.
A shared memory layer agents pay to read from and write to, so what one learns the next can use.
Pairs any new launch to a stock at deploy time, so it opens with a chart people already follow.
Gives a brand-new token a readable, tradeable chart from its first block instead of a flat line.
On-chain tournaments where entries are posted in ETH and the bracket settles itself, round by round.
A prize pot anyone can top up and any game can settle against — one escrow, many games.
A stock-backed token that pays holders on a fixed clock out of its own trading fees.
One Robinhood stock token, cut into pieces small enough that anyone can hold a real position in it.
A basket of stock tokens split into payout tiers, so holders choose steady or sharp on the same basket.
Private-by-default swaps behind one button, with nothing extra for the user to understand.
Shielded balances on Robinhood Chain — amounts stay yours, settlement stays public and verifiable.
Measured off 819 graduated tokens and a 997-launch
sample spanning 6.0h — about 166 launches an hour. Lift is shrunk as
(winners + 6) / (expected + 6) so a thin theme cannot spike off two results.
The winner window is 14 days and the sample is hours, so this assumes
the deploy mix is steady hour to hour; rows under ten winners lean on that hardest.
Names carry no ticker — that stays your call. Last rebuilt 2026-10-06 02:02 UTC.
24h volume · biggest is not the same as fastest growing
Where the launches are actually going. Tokens are counted on chain by the router that created them, so a pad shows up whether or not any index lists it. The hottest pad is the one growing fastest day over day, not simply the biggest.
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Every post on t.me/mad_apes_gambles is read hourly, the contract pulled out of it, and the chart measured around the moment the post landed. Multiples below are peak within 24h of the post, priced from the post itself — not from launch — so they answer the only question that matters to someone reading the channel live: what was still left. Medians throughout, because one 141× would otherwise carry an entire column.
Best day to be called: Thursday at 1.35x — best hour: 08:00 Thai at 1.86x. Weakest day is Wednesday at 1.06x. Medians of the 24h peak measured from the post, one row per token. The same tokens bottomed at a median 0.78x inside that window, so the peak is a ceiling nobody actually caught, not a return.
Peak within 24h of the post, priced from the post · 197 settled tokens · median 1.17x, top decile 2.78x, best on record 253x
Median 24h peak by the day the call landed, ranked
Median 24h peak by the hour the call landed · best six with enough samples to rank, thin buckets excluded
Time between the token's first block and the post · median 24h peak from the post
Share of the last 14 days against everything before it, in percentage points · median is the 24h peak for that theme
Median 24h peak from the post, settled calls only
The channel posts a median of 3 times per token and up to 73 on one · median 24h peak from each post