What is Artificial Inu? (AI)

Artificial Inu (AI) is an ERC-20 token on Robinhood Chain, the permissionless, EVM-compatible Ethereum layer 2 operated by Robinhood Markets on the Arbitrum stack. It started trading on 14 July 2026, when its earliest liquidity pool opened. One centralized exchange, Gate, runs an AINVDA/USDT pair, but it carries a fraction of a percent of the trading, so effectively every purchase happens on a decentralized exchange on that chain.

The practical route is an EVM wallet — MetaMask or Rabby — with Robinhood Chain added as a custom network (EVM chain ID 4663) and funded with ETH on that chain, because Robinhood Chain uses ETH for gas. From there the swap happens on Uniswap, which holds 25 of the 30 pools this token trades in. The remaining five sit on smaller venues on the same chain — Ramses, Up, Alandale, 0swap and Robinswap; this site does not list those and cannot link them.

One detail is unusual enough to plan around. The deepest route is not quoted in a stablecoin: the largest pool, holding around $6 million, pairs AI against NVDA, Robinhood's tokenized Nvidia stock token. Other pools quote against USDG (Paxos Global Dollar), WETH, ETH and PONS, and one quotes AI directly against MEME, the other Robinhood Chain memecoin this site covers. A swap that starts in a stablecoin may hop through NVDA on the way, so the price you get depends on a tokenized equity's own liquidity as well as this token's. The NVDA token gives economic exposure to Nvidia equity and confers no shareholder rights; Artificial Inu itself does not represent NVIDIA equity, confers no shareholder rights, and gives holders no automatic right to redeem anything.

Whichever venue you use, paste the contract address 0x2E8c31162b855A2ffa90F6F8634643Ad6F111e18 yourself and verify it on the Robinhood Chain Blockscout explorer before trading. CoinGecko carries three unrelated tokens called Artificial Inu with the ticker AI, and the other two are Solana tokens from different projects.

The token carries a market capitalization in the low hundreds of millions of dollars and trades roughly a quarter below an all-time high of $0.317679 set on 5 September 2026, with double-digit daily moves in both directions routine. This is a memecoin under two months old, with no product and no cash flows, launched permissionlessly on a chain whose operator does not endorse or audit it; the total-loss outcome is realistic, so size any position accordingly.

Artificial Inu's on-chain history is short, and it begins after its chain's. Robinhood Chain opened a public testnet on 10 February 2026 and launched mainnet on 1 July 2026. Thirteen days later, on 14 July 2026 at 17:48 UTC, the earliest liquidity pool for AI opened. That is under two months of trading history, which is young even by memecoin standards and very young for a token carrying a nine-figure market capitalization.

The token was created by a contract Blockscout names DopplerERC20V1Factory, at 0x1B37D3a72082029c44B35B604Ea473617580b69a, a Uniswap v4 launchpad factory, and the token itself is an EIP-1167 minimal proxy. Blockscout reports the contract as verified. GoPlus names a different creator address, 0x9b1513df…bfa1, and that discrepancy was not resolved — the likeliest reading is that one source names the factory and the other the account that called it, but this page will not assert a creator identity on a guess. CoinGecko's description says the token was launched through LONG on Robinhood Chain. That is consistent with the on-chain evidence rather than in conflict with it: Long.xyz is a launchpad on this chain that pairs new tokens against a tokenized equity chosen by the creator, and it deploys through Uniswap v4 contracts — so a Doppler factory minting the token and Long.xyz launching it are the same story told at two levels. What remains unestablished is who pressed the button. No team, funding, exchange listing or announcement is documented by any source this page can cite.

The price record covers a few weeks and a very wide range. The all-time low is $0.00105288, set on 20 July 2026 at 13:37 UTC, six days after the first pool opened. The all-time high is $0.317679, set on 5 September 2026 at 15:37 UTC, just above a $0.314134 print on 3 September. Between the July low and those highs the token went from a fraction of a cent to a market capitalization in the low hundreds of millions and a CoinGecko rank in the mid-100s. What produced that move is not documented anywhere this page can cite.

Three channels carry this token's branding. The website is artificialinu.com and the X account is @artificiallyinu, both corroborated by DEX Screener and CoinGecko; a Telegram channel, artificially_inu, appears on CoinGecko only. Unlike many listings in this category, this one is clean: no other project's channels are mixed into it. CoinGecko files the token under Meme, Robinhood Ecosystem and Robinhood Chain Meme.

Beyond the fact that those channels exist, this page will not characterise the community, because nothing published in them can be checked — follower counts, activity levels and the identity of whoever runs the accounts are all unverified. One practical warning belongs here rather than in any marketing copy: CoinGecko carries three unrelated tokens called Artificial Inu with the ticker AI, and one of the others uses the domain artificialinu.xyz, which is not the same site as artificialinu.com. Confirm which project a channel belongs to before you treat anything it says as being about this token.

AI is an ERC-20 token on an EVM layer 2, so it needs an EVM wallet: MetaMask or Rabby, with Robinhood Chain added as a custom network and a small ETH balance on that chain to pay gas. A wallet holding no ETH on Robinhood Chain cannot sell.

For a position worth more than you would shrug off, pair the wallet with a Ledger so the signing key never touches the browser. EVM wallets work through token approvals: read what you are approving, prefer an exact amount over an unlimited allowance, and revoke approvals you no longer use. There is no support desk and no reversal — a bad signature is final.

The figures below were measured on 4 September 2026 except where a later date is given, and each is a snapshot, not a guarantee. Re-run the checks yourself before you buy, and read the first three items even if you skip the rest.

What Artificial Inu says about itself and what can be checked are two different lists. Both CoinGecko's description and the project's own site at artificialinu.com say that a cut of every buy and sell routes into a vault, with NVDA-denominated fees held there and AI-denominated fees burned or locked permanently. Two sources, but both of them the project's, so this page does not assert the mechanism as fact. What can be checked is the supply, and it is consistent: total supply has fallen from 1,000,000,000 to about 991.4 million, roughly 0.86% burned, and it fell measurably further between this site's sweeps on 4 and 9 September 2026. That is consistent with a burn running continuously; it does not prove how the burning works, who controls it, or that it continues. CoinGecko briefly published a circulating figure above its own total supply, and the two have since converged.

Beyond that there is nothing to forecast from. No published roadmap can be verified here, no team is on record, no funding, no exchange listing and no announcement. What the token has is under two months of trading, a CoinGecko market cap rank of 164, 24-hour volume in the tens of millions of dollars with the pooled figure and CoinGecko's agreeing closely — worth noting because for many tokens they do not — and a quoting arrangement more unusual than the token itself. None of that predicts a price, and anyone offering you one is guessing.