What Is $ASHIBA? +613% in 10 Hours, Paired to NVDA
- Main pool ASHIBA/NVDA created 2026-09-08 14:23 UTC, $132,005 liquidity
- $322,161 market cap, 7.1x turnover, 2.4x market-cap-to-liquidity
- One-line website, no third-party coverage, 7 of 11 pools charge 50%+ fees
$ASHIBA (Artificial Shiba) is a Robinhood Chain memecoin whose pool was created ten hours before this snapshot. It is up 613.18% in 24 hours and trades against tokenized Nvidia stock ($NVDA). It is the only golden dog on the board today, and also a token with zero independent third-party coverage anywhere on the web.
This is what the chain says about it — what it is, why it moved, whether it is still buyable, and how to buy it on Robinhood Chain without walking into one of its seven high-fee pools.
Snapshot: 2026-09-09 00:09 UTC, ETH = $2,486.93. The upstream holder endpoint returned 403 today; holder count and top-1 / top-10 concentration are unavailable.
Data card
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Contract | 0x25cd2901b6d16cb33185e7667f984dbc35bcf354 |
| Price | $0.0003221611 |
| 1h / 6h / 24h | +1.52% / +45.85% / +613.18% |
| 24h volume (main pool) | $934,392 |
| Liquidity (main pool) | $132,005 |
| Market cap | $322,161 |
| Turnover (vol ÷ liq) | 7.1x |
| Market cap ÷ liquidity | 2.4x (third-lowest on the board) |
| Age | 10 hours |
| 24h buys / sells | 4,955 / 3,148 (ratio 1.57) |
| 24h distinct buyers / sellers | 1,095 / 909 (ratio 1.20) |
| 1h buys / sells | 252 / 151 |
| Main pool | ASHIBA / NVDA, created 2026-09-08 14:23:58 UTC |
| Total pools | 11 (7 with fees ≥50%) |
| Holders / top-1 / top-10 | No public data today |
What $ASHIBA actually is
The project's own description reads: "Artificial Shiba brings the classic Shiba into the AI era, where meme culture meets the rise of NVIDIA and next-generation technology." It lists a website (artificialshiba.com), an X account (@ASHIBA_COIN) and a Telegram portal.
I checked. The website loads a single line of text — the token name. No contract address, no supply, no tokenomics, no team. Searching for "Artificial Shiba" or "$ASHIBA" returns no independent coverage of this token: the hits are a different ASHIBA (Anabolic Shiba) on BNB Chain and articles about $AI (Artificial Inu), neither of which is this token.
So the only honest answer to "what is it" comes from the chain: $ASHIBA is the $AI (Artificial Inu) playbook — "Artificial + dog + paired against tokenized Nvidia" — re-run in a fresh, much smaller shell.
| Token | Main pool | Pool created | 24h | Liquidity | Market cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI (Artificial Inu) | AI / NVDA | 2026-07-14 | -1.69% | $22,683,038 | $224,321,849 |
| AP (Artificial Pepe) | AP / NVDA | 2026-09-03 | +26.86% | $102,695 | $1,218,484 |
| ASHIBA | ASHIBA / NVDA | 2026-09-08 14:23 | +613.18% | $132,005 | $322,161 |
Why it pumped
A tiny base. At a $322,161 market cap, tens of thousands of dollars produce triple-digit percentage moves. The same money into $AI's $224M cap does not move the price 0.03%.
A pre-validated narrative. Stock-paired memecoins are Robinhood Chain's strongest sector this year. Per defiprime's sector analysis (data as of 2026-09-01): stock tokens held inside paired pools totalled $8.84M against a $51.5M on-chain float (17.2%); 31.3% of all stock-token volume ($95.3M of $304.1M) happened inside these memecoin pools; there were 432 live pools. $AI alone held 8,783 $NVDA tokens — 16.2% of every tokenized Nvidia share on the chain. Nobody buying ASHIBA needed the concept explained.
Genuine buy-side breadth. 4,955 buys against 3,148 sells, and 1,095 distinct buyers against 909 sellers. Over a thousand separate addresses bought — this is not one wallet cycling volume. The last hour still reads 252 buys to 151 sells.
Turnover that is hot but not lethal. 7.1x, against $WORKS at 83.2x (-91.95% today) and $RUBEN at 126.7x (-99.37% over six hours) on the same board.
Can you still buy it? Both sides
The case for
- Green across 1h, 6h and 24h — the only token on today's board that is.
- Market cap ÷ liquidity of 2.4x is third-lowest on the board. $PONS is 65.3x, $CASHCAT 54.4x. A low ratio means the paper valuation has a real pool behind it.
- $132,005 of liquidity against a $322,161 cap is thick for the size. Orders in the low hundreds of dollars will not blow up on slippage.
- The sector has real capital behind it: $AI's main pool still holds $22,683,038, the deepest on the board.
The case against
- There is nothing to verify off-chain. A one-line website, no third-party coverage, no team, no published supply. You are buying a data pattern.
- Seven of its eleven pools are fee traps. ASHIBA/WETH 80.273% (twice), 81%, 80.22%, 80.867%, ASHIBA/USDG 50%, ASHIBA/USDG 90%. Only ASHIBA/NVDA is real — it holds 93.7% of the token's total liquidity ($133,078 of $142,021). Route into an 80% pool and four-fifths of your buy disappears on entry. There is also an ASHIBA/NVDA pool with $0 liquidity that recorded $9,974.99 of 24h volume on 58 buys and 2 sells, created 28 seconds before the real pool.
- Ten hours is not a track record. Yesterday's board leader, the Robinhood Chain $LAPTOP copycat, was +2,506% and is down 41.3% today, off the board entirely.
- Sector risk: per defiprime, Robinhood Chain's 90-day gas subsidy expires around early October 2026. The same piece documents a memecoin absorbing most of the tokenized HIMS float, pushing that wrapper as much as 112% above its NYSE close for 48 hours — quote assets here can distort.
My read: a small-size, high-attention trade at best. Main pool only, address verified, stop set. I would not size up after a +45.85% six-hour candle.
How to buy $ASHIBA on Robinhood Chain
- Bridge ETH to Robinhood Chain. chainId 4663, gas paid in ETH, RPC <code>https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com</code>, explorer https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com.
- Verify the contract address. It must be <code>0x25cd2901b6d16cb33185e7667f984dbc35bcf354</code>. Open the $ASHIBA trading page and check. Names repeat on this chain; addresses do not.
- Confirm which pool your order routes through. You want ASHIBA / NVDA. If you see a fee tag like 80.273%, 81% or 90%, stop.
- Set slippage against pool depth. On a $132,005 pool, 2–3% covers a few hundred dollars. Size a four-figure order only after estimating price impact — do not just crank slippage to 15%.
- Buy a small amount first and sell part of it back. That is the only way to confirm the round trip works.
Risk checklist
- Is the address 0x25cd…f354?
- Is the routing pool ASHIBA / NVDA with a normal fee tier?
- What is turnover right now? Above 20x, treat it as a scalp.
- Is liquidity rising or falling today?
- Did a small buy sell back cleanly?
- Is the position size one you can write to zero?
FAQ
Is $ASHIBA an official Artificial Inu product?
No public evidence supports that. The AI/NVDA pool dates to 2026-07-14; ASHIBA's to 2026-09-08. They share a name pattern and a quote asset — nothing else is verifiable.
Can $ASHIBA go to zero?
Yes. Two examples sit on today's own board: $WORKS at -91.95% over six hours and $RUBEN at -99.37%, both under 24 hours old. On this chain that is the base rate, not the exception.
Why does its volume differ between data sites?
Scope. Its main pool did $934,392 in 24h; all 11 pools together did $950,514 — a small gap for ASHIBA. For $AI the gap is 12.4x ($2,280,519 main pool vs $28,365,909 token-wide).
What is the ASHIBA/NVDA pool with $0 liquidity?
It was created 2026-09-08 14:23:30 UTC — 28 seconds before the real pool — and recorded $9,974.99 of 24h volume across 58 buys and 2 sells, with zero liquidity now. We do not have transfer-level evidence to state what happened, only these figures. "58 buys, 2 sells, pool drained" is a pattern to walk away from regardless.
Can I launch something like this myself?
Yes. BigPump's one-click launch needs no code and no initial liquidity from you: the bonding curve charges a 1% pool fee, and at 4 ETH of cumulative real ETH the token graduates automatically into a Uniswap V2 pool with the LP tokens burned. Mechanics are in the BigPump docs.
On-chain figures from the 2026-09-09 00:09 UTC snapshot; holder metrics unavailable today. Not investment advice — memecoins can go to zero.
Disclaimer: memecoins are extremely volatile and most go to zero. This article is not financial advice. Do your own research and only spend what you can afford to lose.