đŸ”„ CASHCAT is down about 10% over 24 hours, but its main pool has turned positive over the past 6 hours.

The current price is about $0.0659, down 10.18% over 24h. The intraday high was $0.0766 and the low was $0.0603; it has already bounced back somewhat from the low. Trading volume is about $3.53 million, market cap is about $65 million, holders number 114,994, and liquidity is about $5.72 million—an unusually deep pool on Robinhood’s on-chain ecosystem. It’s tradable on Binance Alpha, but there’s no corresponding spot trading pair.

It’s been nearly flat over the past hour and ticked slightly into the green over the past 6 hours. Selling pressure is still there, but the action has shifted from a one-way dump to low-volume consolidation near the lower end of the range. With $3.53 million in volume against a $65 million market cap, turnover is about 5%—not the kind of volume-farming market where tokens change hands dozens of times a day. The fact that trades are still coming in while it’s down 10% looks more like buyers stepping in near the lows than a low-volume slide. Its deep pool means the same trade has less slippage than with smaller-cap tokens on the same chain. That’s why it keeps coming back onto people’s radar—not because someone came up with a new meme today.

CASHCAT’s main pool was created around June 2026. It’s been around for four and a half months, and its 110,000 holders haven’t scattered. Memecoins are extremely volatile; this is not investment advice.

Data source: Binance Alpha live market data (Nov 10, 18:40 UTC+8)

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