Their API literally returns “meow.” Their docs trade a ticker called MEOW. We just made it buyable.
$MEOW is paired directly to $HOOD, Robinhood's own ticker. Just for holding the cat, you earn rewards paid out in $HOOD tokens. The backend meows, and now it pays.
$MEOW trades paired against $HOOD, the ticker for the very brokerage whose backend has been meowing this whole time. The lore and the liquidity point at the same place.
Keep $MEOW in your wallet and rack up rewards distributed in $HOOD tokens. No staking hoops, no lockups. Diamond paws get fed.
Seven things Robinhood shipped in production, in its docs, and in its internal tools, years before anyone minted $MEOW. Tap any card to check it yourself.
Two live production endpoints return plaintext meow. No market data. No error. Just cat.
2021, straight from HQ: “Happy #NationalCatDay from @RobinhoodApp HQ.” The cat was already home.
See the post ↗Their options lesson invents a company and gives it the ticker MEOW. $128 stock, $140 calls, $120 puts.
Read the lesson ↗In the tax-loss lesson, Emma buys 100 shares of MEOW and 100 of PURR. The whole portfolio is two cats.
Check the example ↗Buy a MEOW call before a launch. Buy a MEOW put before earnings. It keeps coming back.
Open the docs ↗Inside their experiment system: crypto-web-catpay-signup, the same word as the meowing endpoint.
See the flag ↗Older stock-lending examples used a company called Meow Enterprises. The bit is old and load-bearing.
See the archive ↗Copy the contract, swap in, and join the only cat coin with a paper trail through a public brokerage.
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