Anyone can deploy a token and call it NVDA or AMD. On Robinhood Chain, several people have, and some of the copies come with better logos than the originals.
8
AMD lookalikes seen
3
MU lookalikes seen
2
NVDA lookalikes seen
Official Robinhood stock tokens share one piece of code: each is a small proxy pointing at the same Robinhood-controlled contract. A copy can take the name and the ticker, but it cannot point there.
The three checks
The Compute Index accepts a token only when all three hold, and the lookalike checker runs the same test on any address you paste.
- The contract's code references Robinhood's token beacon.
- Its symbol is exactly the ticker.
- Its name ends in "Robinhood Token".
Figures come from public sources on the date shown: Robinhood Chain, Chainlink and a public GPU marketplace. This article is general information, not investment advice.