Exchange tokens
Tokens that centralized exchanges describe as part of their own products.
- 7d median
- -12.33%
- 30d median
- -18.04%
- Listed coin value
- $93.78B
- Top mover, 7d
- LEO -2.01%
- Listed coins
- 7 · 7 priced
- On Robinhood Chain
- 0
Each theme has a published membership rule. Cards are ordered by the median 7-day change of listed coins; missing prices stay out of the calculation.
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Tokens that centralized exchanges describe as part of their own products.
Decentralized venues for perpetual futures and the coins tied to their trading systems.
Coins held as a treasury asset by public companies.
Networks that banks, fund managers and exchanges use to put money and securities on-chain: tokenized deposits, Treasury funds and stocks. How much a network's use needs its coin differs by project. Where the announcement does not say the coin is needed, the line says so.
Networks that pay for AI work (training, inference and autonomous agents) in their own coin. All four here are bridged to Robinhood Chain over Chainlink CCIP, so each has a verified contract on the chain.
Crypto assets with a US-listed spot fund in the local ETF registry.
Coins whose projects or market listings explicitly identify their meme origin.
Protocols that turn their own revenue into buying their token, and in some cases destroying it. A buyback shrinks the supply only if the bought tokens are burned or locked, so each line says which. Where the token lives on Robinhood Chain, the burn is read from the chain itself.
Networks and protocols used to issue or move dollar-pegged tokens.
Networks with shielded transfers or confidential computation. Some hide coin transfers; others protect application data while their native coin remains public.
Tokens and settlement networks connected to outcome markets.