Vlad.fun, the memecoins launchpad of Robinhood Chain, suspended its operations after discovering what it described as a “serious internal integrity issue” involving members of its own team.
The platform did not disclose the nature of the alleged irregularity, although it confirmed that it took the system offline while it investigates the incident and consults legal advisors regarding potential actions against those responsible.
we're pausing vladfun.
we discovered a serious internal integrity issue at launch involving members of our team. we're not going to gloss over it – but we're also not going to rush a half-account of it.
we've taken the site down while we investigate fully, secure everything,…
— vladdotfun (@vladdotfun) July 15, 2026
Hours before announcing the shutdown, Vlad.fun warned its users that a token bearing the platform’s name circulating on its leaderboard was not official, noting that anyone can create tokens on the permissionless launchpad. The Robinhood project did not clarify whether both events are related.
Robinhood Chain was launched on July 1 as an Ethereum layer 2 based on Arbitrum, aimed at tokenized stocks, real-world assets and onchain financial services. However, according to data from Galaxy Digital, memecoins quickly became the network’s dominant use case, just days after its debut.
Source:Â https://twitter.com/vladdotfun/status/2077478876037706045
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