A meme token on Robinhood Chain

$SHERIFF

Every hero has a villain. Meet the Sheriff.

They named the company after the hero.
Then they turned off the buy button.
The hero took off the hood. Underneath was the Sheriff.

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Parody & cultural commentary. No affiliation with Robinhood Markets, Inc. A meme token with no intrinsic value — never spend more than you can afford to lose.

WANTED

The Sheriff of Nottingham

The Sheriff — an original medieval villain mascot holding a DECREE scroll, boot planted on a big red BUY button

Last seen turning off your buy button, January 28, 2021. Now riding openly on Robinhood Chain. Approach with self-custody.

REWARD: NONE. HE COLLECTS.

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Exhibit A — The villain origin

The Crime

Every villain has an origin story. This one is public record.

January 28, 2021

The forest was winning.

GameStop climbing. Retail traders — organized, loud — had the short sellers cornered for the first time in history.

Buying: restricted. Selling: enabled.

At the exact moment it mattered, the app named after the hero of Sherwood restricted buying of GME, AMC, and other meme stocks — while selling stayed on.

The fallout.

Public outrage. App-store review bombing. A wave of lawsuits. On Feb 18, 2021, the CEO testified before the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services.

The slogan at the time.

"Democratizing finance for all."

All of the above is drawn from contemporaneous reporting, the company's own statements, and congressional testimony. We just wrote it in blackletter.

Historical Re-enactment

Interactive exhibit: try to press the old regime's buy button.

RESTRICTED

Go ahead. It worked fine in the demo.

The app that swore to democratize finance became the thing it claimed to fight.
The hero took off the hood. Underneath was the Sheriff.

Exhibit B — The folklore

The Legend

Eight hundred years of Robin Hood stories agree on one thing: the tale doesn't work without the Sheriff of Nottingham. This chain launched with a cat, a maid, a forest full of merry men — and no villain. The story was missing its antagonist.

He guarded the vaults of Nottingham.

He guarded Wall Street's vault the day the forest was winning.

He barred the outlaws at the city gates.

He barred the buy button on January 28, 2021 — his own people, locked outside.

He answered to the Crown.

He answered to Congress. Under oath. On camera.

The Turn

But the story isn't over. On Robinhood Chain, the Sheriff no longer hides behind a friendly app. He is out in the open — on-chain, permissionless, visible to every outlaw in the forest.

You can see him coming. You hold your own keys now. And on this chain, the buy button can never be turned off again.

$SHERIFF is here to finish the story.

The ledger, live

The Chart

The Sheriff keeps his books where everyone can see them.

The ledger opens at launch.

The chart appears here the moment $SHERIFF is live. Until then, anyone showing you a $SHERIFF chart is showing you a fake.

Join the outlaws

How to Buy

Four steps. No permission required. That's the whole point.

Get a wallet

A self-custody wallet — MetaMask, Rabby, or similar. Your keys, your coins. The Sheriff can't confiscate what he doesn't hold.

Bridge to Robinhood Chain

An Arbitrum-based L2 with ETH for gas (chain ID 4663). Bridge ETH over, add the network to your wallet.

III

Verify the contract

Copy the official contract address from this page — nowhere else, once it's published. Impostors hang around the gates.

Swap on Uniswap

Paste the contract into Uniswap on Robinhood Chain and swap ETH for $SHERIFF.

This one works.

Neon green, as is tradition on this chain. Not even the Sheriff can stop you.

Activates at launch — it will open Uniswap with $SHERIFF pre-loaded.

Official Contract Not deployed yet. The CA will be published here and in our pinned post — anywhere else is a scam.

⚠ Until launch, there is no official $SHERIFF contract. Any address claiming otherwise is an impostor. After launch, this page is the only source of truth.

Interrogation

FAQ

The Sheriff answers no one. His scribe, however, has prepared the following.

Is this affiliated with Robinhood?

No. $SHERIFF is a community meme and parody project with no affiliation, endorsement, or connection to Robinhood Markets, Inc. whatsoever. It's cultural commentary built on 800-year-old public-domain folklore — folklore they named themselves after first.

Is $SHERIFF a good investment?

No. $SHERIFF is a meme token with no intrinsic value, no utility promises, and no expectation of profit. It exists for entertainment and cultural commentary. Meme tokens are extremely volatile and most go to zero. Never spend more than you can afford to lose. The Sheriff has taken enough from people already.

Why make the villain the mascot?

Because the story already had a hero — it launched with a cat and a forest full of merry men. Every legend needs its antagonist, and this chain's namesake already auditioned for the role in January 2021. Besides: people love to root for the heel. Holders don't follow the Sheriff. They keep him where they can see him.

Is the artwork copied from a movie?

No. The Robin Hood legend and the Sheriff of Nottingham are public domain. Our mascot is an original design and does not copy or approximate any studio's depiction of the character.

Why is the villain's site in Robinhood green?

Know your territory. The Sheriff operates on Robinhood Chain now, so the office wears the colors of the land it patrols — parody and homage to the chain itself. And to be thorough about it: still no affiliation whatsoever with Robinhood Markets, Inc.

Where will the contract address be posted?

Right here on this page, and in the pinned post on our X account — at launch, and nowhere else first. Until then, every "$SHERIFF CA" you see is a scam. The Sheriff has many impersonators. All of them are worse.