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The Cashcatrewards token

Hold and prrrrr

$CASHKITTEN is a $CASHCAT position that builds itself. Every trade sends real buy pressure into CASHCAT on the open market and pushes it straight to holders — so the longer the wheel spins, the more of the cat you own. The rewards aren’t the pitch. They’re the mechanism.

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The CASHKITTEN mascot: a pale colourpoint kitten with dark ears and paws, sitting.

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HOLD THE KITTEN · OWN THE CATLP BURNEDCONTRACTS VERIFIEDPAID IN $CASHCATNO STAKINGNO CLAIMINGLOCK IN SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO CLOCK INTHE FLYWHEEL NEVER CLOSES

Live from the chain

The numbers, unedited

Pulled live from the Uniswap v4 pair on Robinhood Chain and refreshed every 30 seconds. Nothing here is hand-typed.

Price

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24h change

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Market cap

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24h volume

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Liquidity

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Into CASHCAT rewards · 24h

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5% of 24h volume, the stated tax rate

— buys / — sells · 24hOpen the full chart →

The mechanic

The flywheel
never closes

This is how the CASHCAT ends up in your wallet. You don't stake, claim, or sign anything — you hold the token and the contract does the rest, every time somebody trades.

Routed into CASHCAT buybacks · last 24h

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5% of live 24h volume

Someone trades

Any buy or sell of $CASHKITTEN triggers the tax. Buyers and sellers both pay it.

5% is skimmed

Five percent of that trade is pulled out of the transaction automatically, on-chain.

It buys $CASHCAT

The contract spends it buying CASHCAT on the open market — real buy pressure, not an IOU.

You get airdropped

That CASHCAT is sent straight to holder wallets, split by how much of the supply you hold.

Then it happens again

During steady volume, that loop completes every few minutes.

The rewards ledger

Every CASHCAT the cat has bought

Not an estimate and not a projection — this is the running total the contract itself keeps. Read straight off Robinhood Chain every 30 seconds from totalDividendsDistributed(), the same number any block explorer will show you.

Bought for holders, all time

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$CASHCAT

At today's price

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— per CASHCAT

Every trade pays 5%. That 5% buys CASHCAT on the open market and credits it to holders. The counter above is the sum of all of it since launch — it only ever goes up, and nobody types into it.

Sent out to holders

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Everything bought, less whatever the contract is still holding. No claim button, no staking, no lockup — it just arrives.

Queued in the contract

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Bought and credited, waiting on the next push. This is the balance the contract is holding right now.

Splitting between

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wallets

Across — $CASHKITTEN transfers. Your cut tracks your share of supply, so the same flywheel pays everyone at once.

The last few buybacks

most recent —

Reading the log…

Reward token —Check the contract on the explorer →

Do the math

How fast is the cat stacking?

Move the slider to see how much CASHCAT a position is currently accumulating. This runs the stated 5% tax against the live 24-hour volume — arithmetic on current numbers, not a forecast.

If you held

$500.00

Drag from $50 to $10,000, or pick a preset.

Your share of supply: —
Tax routed to CASHCAT · 24h: —
Live 24h volume: —

Estimated $CASHCAT airdropped to you

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Why this is an estimate

It runs on the last 24 hours of volume, because that’s the only volume that exists. Tomorrow’s trades haven’t happened yet, and nothing can price a trade nobody has made.

So the math here isn’t approximate — it’s exact arithmetic on real, settled numbers. The only unknown is how hard the wheel spins next, and that isn’t a gap in the calculator. It’s just the future. Quiet day, the number lands lower. Busy day, higher.

Illustrative only. This assumes the last 24 hours of volume repeat and that supply distribution holds steady. Volume changes constantly, so real distributions will differ. This is not a promise of returns and not financial advice.

The lore

Robinhood was
almost called
CashCat

Before it was Robinhood, founders Vlad Tenev and Baiju Bhatt called their company CashCat. The name got dropped. The trivia didn't.

When Robinhood shipped its own chain, someone dug that detail back up and minted $CASHCAT — a tribute to the name that never made it. It became the biggest memecoin on the chain.

So where does the kitten come in? CASHKITTEN doesn't compete with CASHCAT — it's hard-coded to buy it. Every trade sends CASHCAT to the people holding the kitten. One is the cat. The other one feeds it.

CASHKITTEN is an independent community project. It is not affiliated with Robinhood, Robinhood Chain, or the CASHCAT team.

A man in a blue pinstripe suit holding the CASHKITTEN mascot up to camera. — “Still basically free… for now”

Straight from @kittenthehood

“You can make more by simply holding than you could by managing a McDonald's. HODL the kitten or put the fries in the bag. Your choice.”

Read the original post →

From the timeline

The kitten posts

Every one of these is a real post from @kittenthehood.

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A kitten sitting in a bank teller's cash tray while a teller counts out banknotes. — the bank opens at 9 — but you know what never closes? The $CASHKITTEN rewards flywheel

A kitten perched on the wing of an airliner in flight, high above farmland. — seatbelts on and tray tables in the upright position — fly with the $CASHKITTEN

A kitten holding a game controller, sitting in a hand-drawn red office chair. — a steady passive income stream is the dream — lock in so you don't have to clock in

A man in a blue pinstripe suit holding the kitten to camera, Wall Street style. — Keep this between us, but $CASHKITTEN is still basically free ...for now

Four steps

How to get the kitten

Get a wallet on Robinhood Chain

Any EVM wallet works. Add Robinhood Chain as a network and you're set.

Bridge or buy some ETH

ETH is the gas and the trading pair. Keep a little spare for the swap.

Swap for CASHKITTEN

Paste the contract into Uniswap. Check the address character-for-character before you confirm.

Then do nothing

That's the whole strategy. Rewards in CASHCAT land in your wallet on their own.

Before you buy anything

We read the contracts so you can check them

The liquidity is burned, the 5% tax ceiling is a constant in the code, and the whole supply went to market at launch. Every claim is linked to the explorer so you can check it in five minutes.

Read the proof →

The contract

Robinhood Chain · Uniswap v4. Verify every character before you swap — fakes are everywhere.

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Questions

Ask away

What actually is CASHKITTEN?

A way to build a $CASHCAT position without buying CASHCAT directly. You hold $CASHKITTEN; the contract spends every trade buying CASHCAT on the open market and sending it to holders. You don't stake, claim, or sign anything — the CASHCAT just accumulates.

Is the contract safe? Can the developer rug it?

The liquidity NFT was burned to the dead address at launch, so nobody can pull the pool. The 5% tax ceiling is a constant in the code and cannot be raised. There is no mint function and no blacklist. We published a full write-up with every claim linked to the block explorer so you can check it yourself.

Where do the rewards come from?

A 5% buy / 5% sell tax. That tax is used to buy $CASHCAT on the open market, which is then airdropped straight to holders. Rewards scale with trading volume and with the percentage of supply you hold. Sellers pay holders.

How often do rewards arrive?

Distribution is periodic and volume-driven. During stretches of steady volume, the team has said rewards go out every few minutes. Quiet market, slower flywheel — it tracks real activity, not a fixed schedule.

Do I need to claim anything?

No. Rewards are airdropped to holder wallets automatically. There is no claim button, no staking contract, and no lockup. Hold the token in your own wallet and the $CASHCAT arrives.

What is CASHCAT, and why that token?

Before Robinhood was Robinhood, founders Vlad Tenev and Baiju Bhatt called the company CashCat. The community turned that piece of trivia into $CASHCAT, now the largest memecoin on Robinhood Chain. CASHKITTEN is hard-coded to pay you in it.

Is this affiliated with Robinhood or with CASHCAT?

No. CASHKITTEN is an independent community project. It is not endorsed by, operated by, or affiliated with Robinhood, Robinhood Chain, or the CASHCAT team.