A newly created Noxa-branded account posted a teaser video early Wednesday as the project’s website switched to a “Coming Soon” page, reviving speculation around the launchpad that dominated Robinhood Chain’s opening memecoin cycle.
The noxa.fi homepage now links to the @NoxaLaunchpad account rather than the @Noxa_Fi profile previously used by the original platform. The new account has promoted free token launches but has not published team identities, technical documentation, contracts or a confirmed launch date.
That distinction has drawn scrutiny from traders questioning whether the account is operated by Noxa’s original developers or a separate team using the brand. Neither the website nor the teaser provides verifiable evidence connecting the new account to the operators behind the earlier Robinhood Chain launchpad.
The original Noxa team paused new token launches on July 11 after bots, copied assets and low-quality deployments overwhelmed the platform. More than 60,000 tokens had been created before the freeze, while cumulative fees approached $12 million.
NOXA Token Rallies On Relaunch Speculation
The NOXA memecoin surged after the teaser and website update. The token traded near $0.0019 on Wednesday, placing its fully diluted value around $1.9 million after a gain of more than 470% over 24 hours.
Trading volume reached roughly $887,000, while the number of holders climbed above 3,300. NOXA has a fixed supply of 1 billion tokens on Robinhood Chain.
The token is not confirmed as an official asset of either the former Noxa operators or the new @NoxaLaunchpad account. Its price move reflects speculation around the brand and a possible launchpad return rather than a disclosed revenue, governance or ownership relationship.
Robinhood Chain’s first memecoin cycle produced heavy turnover but concentrated losses among retail wallets. A Bubblemaps review found that 63% of traders across the network’s 50 largest memecoins lost money, with only 37% of the analyzed addresses finishing in profit.
PONS Retains Launchpad Lead
Pons expanded after Noxa stopped accepting new deployments and remains the larger Robinhood Chain launchpad token. PONS traded near $0.0347 with a market capitalization of about $34.7 million, $7.8 million in daily volume and nearly 14,700 holders.
Noxa’s earlier platform sent new assets directly into Uniswap liquidity rather than using a conventional bonding curve. The teaser has not confirmed whether a relaunched product would retain that model, reuse earlier contracts or deploy an entirely new launch system.
