community meme · robinhood chain 4663 · unaffiliated
hello
apple’s new ceo posted “hello.” this is that word, priced in aapl.
contract not deployed. any ca not published here is not this.
@johnternus · 1 sep 2026 · public post · not an endorsement ↗pair
hello, priced in apple.
John Ternus posted “hello” as his first public post after becoming Apple CEO. Robinhood Chain already has an AAPL Stock Token.
The joke is the pair: HELLO quoted against AAPL.
The AAPL Stock Token provides economic exposure to Apple shares. It is not an Apple share, carries no voting rights and is not available everywhere.
status
not live
There is no HELLO contract and no HELLO/AAPL pool from this project.
When a HELLO contract exists, this page will publish the verified contract address and pool details.
Until then, any ca claiming to be this project is someone else’s.
spec
proposed only
- name
- hello
- ticker
- HELLO
- network
- Robinhood Chain · 4663
- supply
- 1,000,000,000 HELLO
- decimals
- 18
- transfer tax
- 0%
- minting
- no additional mint after deployment
faq
- are you Apple?
- No. This is an unaffiliated community meme.
- is John Ternus involved?
- No. His public “hello” post is the reference. It is not an endorsement.
- is this Robinhood?
- No. The project is not operated, sponsored or endorsed by Robinhood Markets or Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited.
- what is the AAPL Stock Token?
- It is a Robinhood Stock Token providing economic exposure to Apple shares. It is not an Apple share and does not give holders shareholder voting rights.
- why this pair?
- Because Apple’s new CEO posted “hello,” and Robinhood Chain already has an AAPL Stock Token. HELLO/AAPL puts the word against the ticker of the company he runs.
- is HELLO live?
- No. There is no HELLO contract or pool from this project.
- can it go to zero?
- Yes. A meme token can lose all of its value.
- why lowercase?
- Because the source post said
hello.