RH launches
Original Pump.tires token appears on PulseChain.
RH
The OG RH — in every sense.
The tweet wasn't the launch. The token was already here.
A parody token. Crypto Twitter borrowed “RH” for Robinhood. PulseChain has meant Richard Heart by it since 2019. Here's the story.
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RH ≠ ROBINHOOD
RICHARD HEART
PARODY
RH launched on Pump.tires in February 2025. It never became a crowded trade. At the snapshot used for this page, there were just 15 holders and the bonding curve was already around 50% complete.
The original developer is gone and holds no RH. If the token graduates, the original launch mechanics allocate the developer 1% of the LP — equivalent to 0.5% of supply — and nothing beyond that.
Then, on 21 September 2026, Richard Heart posted four words:
“RH stands for Richard Heart.”
Same contract. Same chain. The story changed.
Original Pump.tires token appears on PulseChain.
Low-holder, low-attention history remains on-chain.
“RH stands for Richard Heart.”
No new contract required. The old one already existed.
For the last few months Crypto Twitter has used “RH” as shorthand for Robinhood. Hexicans and Pulsicans got there first. To them, RH has meant Richard Heart for seven years. This token is a parody of that collision.
A brokerage app with its own L2 chain, shortened by CT to two letters. New usage. Short memory.
NOT THIS ONEThe founder of HEX and PulseChain. His community has written “RH” for seven years, since HEX launched on Ethereum in December 2019.
THIS ONEHEX was the 10,000× token on Ethereum. Its trading volume was a big part of what put Uniswap on the map. Every Hexican and Pulsican who has typed “RH” since then meant one person.
RH the token is a parody, made by the community. It is not issued, endorsed or run by Richard Heart, HEX, PulseChain or Robinhood.
Not a fabricated quote. Not a retroactive ticker. The original post is linked directly below.
RH stands for Richard Heart.


These are snapshots. The live conversation is on X, right now.
The Community ↗The token predates the meme. The chart below is live: the same bonding-curve trades the Pump.tires page draws, refreshed every 30 seconds. Once RH graduates it switches to the PulseX pool.
Where RH sits right now against the community's targets, in PLS, in market cap and in dollars. The needles move with the live feed. Targets are goals, not promises.
Live figures come from the Pump.tires feed while RH is on the bonding curve, and switch to PulseX via DexScreener once it graduates. PLS is priced from the WPLS/DAI pool. Values can lag or fail; verify on-chain. Nothing here is financial advice.
At the supplied snapshot, RH had just 15 holders. That makes the early on-chain history unusually easy to inspect — and also means ownership concentration can be significant.
Holder counts and balances are snapshots, not guarantees. Verify current state on-chain before relying on them.

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