Commodity Market Exchange
CMECommodity market exchange on Robinhood Chain
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| 1h | 24h | 7d | 30d | 60d | 90d |
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| 0.68% | 0.97% | 14.69% | 49.87% | -- | -- |
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About Commodity Market Exchange
Commodity Market Exchange (CME) is a meme-token launchpad deployed on Robinhood Chain and is unrelated to CME Group. It aims to give meme tokens a pricing reference beyond stablecoins and ETH by issuing 94 ERC-20 commodity coins, each tracking a defined unit such as a bushel of corn, an ounce of gold or a barrel of crude, alongside references like Big Mac menu prices, trading cards and in-game skins. Each commodity coin forms a one-sided Uniswap v4 pool against USDG, with quotes placed one tick above and below the reference price, and an off-chain keeper cancels and repositions liquidity when the reference moves or one side is depleted.
Prices are drawn from near-month commodity futures, restaurant menus and TCGplayer listings and refresh roughly every 60 seconds, which places the design closer to an oracle-driven synthetic market than a physical commodities venue. Fee allocation is fixed: 40 percent is distributed every 15 minutes to CME holders in the relevant commodity coin by holdings, 30 percent is converted to ETH to buy back and burn CME, and creator share is set at zero. On September 11, 2026, CME opened deposits and trading on LBank. The structural exposure sits in the link between reference prices and on-chain execution: futures close on weekends while pools trade around the clock, so a gap can drain one side of a pool.
Launch and mechanics: CME was issued on September 11, 2026 as a commodity launchpad on Robinhood Chain with 94 oracle-driven synthetic commodity tokens (gold, crude oil, milk, Big Mac and more), prices refreshing roughly every 60 seconds, letting memecoins pair against commodity tokens.
Fees and market: 40% of trading fees are auto-distributed to CME holders every 15 minutes, 30% is used to buy back and burn CME, and creators take 0%; market cap broke $15 million with daily volume near $10 million. On September 22 the price was $0.0045 with 869 million tokens circulating, an 87.36% circulating ratio and 66.58% 24-hour turnover.
Commodity Market Exchange launched in September 2026 on the back of Robinhood Chain's momentum, turning commodities into the pricing base for memecoins: 94 ERC-20 commodity coins track gold, crude, corn, milk, Big Mac pricing, CS2 skins and Pokemon cards, refreshed by oracles roughly every 60 seconds, and paired with USDG in one-sided Uniswap v4 pools that keepers reposition as prices move. No physical delivery is involved; what is sold is synthetic exposure. The token passed a $15 million market cap with daily turnover near $10 million, and CME/USDT spot opened on Biconomy on September 25. The real driver is the split: 40% of fees go to holders in the relevant commodity coin every 15 minutes, 30% is swapped to ETH for buybacks and burns, and creator revenue share is zero.