NOXA, a prominent meme token launchpad on the Robinhood Chain, has remained offline for two consecutive days, raising concerns about its future market position. The platform, which recently gained significant traction after launching the meme token CASHCAT, saw its daily protocol fees surpass those of Pump.fun for five consecutive days prior to the disruption.
According to reports from Foresight News and Odaily, the outage was initially linked to technical issues with Cloudflare, potentially involving an IP ban. The NOXA team confirmed via X (formerly Twitter) that they are currently investigating the root cause and are actively developing a decentralized solution, which includes hosting their interface on IPFS using an ENS domain.
The prolonged downtime has created a vacuum that competitors are quick to fill. Dune data indicates that meme token creation on the Robinhood Chain remains robust, with 19,586 new tokens minted on July 13 alone—a figure second only to Solana. Launchpads such as flap.sh, trensh.today, and bankr have reportedly captured a significant portion of the market share during NOXA’s absence.
Before the outage, NOXA had established itself as a major player on the Robinhood Chain, accumulating over $14.5 million in total protocol fees. The team’s shift toward a decentralized hosting model suggests an attempt to mitigate future centralized infrastructure risks, though users remain cautious as the platform works to restore full functionality.