Bundle Cat (BUN) is up 217% in a week, but only a fifth of it trades and its pools hold about $1.8 million

Bundle Cat, a cat-themed meme token on Robinhood's new blockchain, is up 217% over the past seven days and about 70% in the last 24 hours, according to CoinGecko. It traded around $0.1095 at 7:40 AM ET on Tuesday, making it the largest mover in our movers scan of the top 1,000 coins that we could write about with verified data and have not already covered.

The headline figure hides two things a reader needs: most of the token cannot trade yet, and the pools that set its price are small next to its market value.

The numbers, all of them

Period	Change
24 hours	+69.9%
7 days	+217.1%
14 days	+402.6%
30 days	not available (price history starts September 4, 2026)
1 year	not available
From its all-time high ($0.1179, 4:31 PM ET Monday)	−7.1%

Figures from CoinGecko at about 7:40 AM ET.

There is no long history to balance the gain against. CoinGecko's record begins in early September, and it logs an all-time low of $0.0082 on September 5. The token is now about 13 times that level. It set its high yesterday afternoon and sits 7% under it.

A $22.6 million token with a $109 million shadow

CoinGecko counts 207 million BUN in circulation out of a fixed 1 billion, or 20.7%. That puts the circulating market value at about $22.6 million and the fully diluted value, every token at today's price, at about $109 million. The number most tables show is the smaller one.

Where the other 79% sits is the point of the project. BUN was the first token launched through Mosh, a launch system built by UV Labs on Robinhood Chain. Mosh's own site says early "bundle" purchases are locked in agent vaults "forever," and that AI agents trade that inventory "with strict hourly limits." CoinGape, citing the tracker bundlecat.fyi, reports that 71.1% of supply sits with three such agents and 8.2% is locked in a launch locker. We confirmed the 20.7% circulating figure on CoinGecko but not the split of the rest.

Locked here does not mean inert. By Mosh's description, the agents trade in both directions, so the largest holder of BUN is a set of automated traders operating inside rules the project wrote. Bankless called the setup "one of the more interesting experiments happening on Robinhood Chain" in a September 11 piece. It is also new and untested through a sharp fall.

Thin pools, not heavy churn

This is not a churn story. About $5.2 million of BUN traded in 24 hours, a churn ratio of about 0.23, well below the levels we flagged in recent movers.

The weak spot is depth. DEX Screener shows the largest BUN pool, paired with ETH on Uniswap on Robinhood Chain, holding about $1.01 million of liquidity. The six largest pools together hold about $1.77 million, roughly 8% of the circulating market value and under 2% of the fully diluted figure. The token is not listed on Coinbase or Binance; CoinGecko shows most volume on the Pons and Uniswap DEXs on Robinhood Chain plus the LBank exchange. Pools that shallow can move the price a long way on a modest order, in either direction.

The catalyst, and why the timing does not fit

CoinGape reported that UV Labs founder Justin Bebis said on X on September 28 that the team is working with lawyers to align BUN ownership with UV Labs equity one-for-one. CoinGape did not link the post, and we could not find it or any statement from UV Labs describing a legal structure. Until one exists, it is an intention, not a right token holders have.

The timing also argues against it as the main cause. CoinGecko's daily price rose from $0.0274 on September 25 to $0.0634 on September 26, a 131% jump, two days before the reported comment. That was the largest single-day step of the week. The second leg, from $0.0691 to $0.1094 in the day to Tuesday's snapshot, does overlap with it.

For the September 26 surge we found no verified cause. CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, The Block and Decrypt had no coverage of BUN. CoinGape says Mosh's public launcher went live September 22, which added attention to the token that serves as its mascot, but we could not tie that to the date of the jump.

Live prices are on our crypto prices page, and the token tracker shows pool liquidity and trade flow for smaller tokens. The full list of this week's big movers is on /movers. We covered the week's other big mover, Quant, on Monday.

Sources: CoinGecko, DEX Screener, Mosh, Bankless and CoinGape, read September 29, 2026 between about 7:40 and 7:50 AM ET. Crypto prices move constantly and these figures will have changed. This is market information, not investment advice, and The Company Chronicle holds no position in any token mentioned.