The September 3 launch transaction created a minimal-clone token and an onchain market on Robinhood Chain. It minted exactly one billion MEME with 18 decimals. The receipt routed all but 238 base units through pool setup and sent that rounding remainder to a dead address. o1’s launch documentation describes completed-launch liquidity positions as permanent.
The clone points permanently to implementation 0x3be8…c599. The live token returns a launch-system contract, 0xeb7c…0862, as owner, and the implementation contains ownership-transfer, renunciation, holder-burn, vote-delegation and historical-vote functions. Standard later-mint, pause, unpause and upgrade selectors were absent. The nonzero owner conflicts with o1’s broad statement that Robinhood launches have “no owner,” although the reviewed owner surface does not add those supply or transfer controls. Vote accounting is a capability, not proof that a DAO or binding proposal process exists.
Its market is quoted in an AMC stock token. Buying MEME exchanges the quote asset for a separate meme token; it does not preserve a redeemable AMC balance. References to AMC Entertainment and Robinhood are the project account’s promotional narrative. The reviewed sources identify no endorsement, affiliation, legal issuer, holder agreement or IP licence from either company.