CashCat, the flagship meme coin of the new Robinhood Chain network, experienced a sudden 60% flash crash on the Hyperliquid futures platform, dropping from $0.19 to $0.08 within a minute due to a liquidation squeeze. This extreme volatility is typical for meme coins driven by hype and derivatives trading, with Hyperliquid accounting for over 70% of CashCat futures volume. Despite the crash, the token quickly rebounded to around $0.17, maintaining its status as the network's main growth driver. The incident highlights the high-risk nature of meme coin trading, where prices can swing dramatically in seconds.
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