A group tied to the BONER memecoin accumulated roughly half of the tokenized HIMS shares issued on Robinhood Chain and sought to spark a short squeeze by pushing up the onchain stock. The tokenized HIMS share briefly traded at $132.64 on Sunday while the NYSE was closed, compared with HIMS's Friday equity close of $28.84, on about $39,000 in volume. The dislocation faded when traditional markets reopened and arbitrage pulled the tokenized price back toward the underlying stock. The concentration was previously measured at 31,198 of 58,714 tokens, or 53%, with much of the remaining liquidity in pools used for conventional price discovery. BBVI, Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited's authorized participant, later issued about 4,000 additional HIMS tokens into stablecoin pools. Ondo Finance's HIMS wrapper, with about 18 times the Robinhood Chain float, remained near $29 throughout the move. The episode shows how thin tokenized-equity liquidity and memecoin trading pairs can create sharp onchain distortions without producing a short squeeze in the underlying shares.