TL;DR
- Robinhood Chain surpassed $100 billion in cumulative decentralized exchange trading volume just three and a half months after launching its mainnet.
- The network recorded $38.62 billion in trading volume over the past 30 days, exceeding Base’s $30.46 billion and Arbitrum One’s $5.65 billion.
- Uniswap dominates activity on Robinhood Chain, although daily trading volume has declined since September.
Robinhood Chain surpassed $100 billion in cumulative trading volume on decentralized exchanges (DEXs), just three and a half months after its mainnet launched on July 1, 2026.
According to DefiLlama data, the blockchain reached approximately $111.97 billion in all-time trading volume, including around $1.17 billion over the past 24 hours.
Trading activity increased from $15.31 billion in July to $19.37 billion in August, before reaching $55.99 billion in September. During the first two weeks of October, the network added another $14.25 billion.
Robinhood Chain Surpasses Base in Monthly Trading Volume
Over the past 30 days, Robinhood Chain processed $38.62 billion in DEX trading volume, compared with $30.46 billion recorded by Base, Coinbase’s network.
It also significantly outpaced Arbitrum One, which recorded $5.65 billion over the same period. However, Solana remains ahead, with approximately $71.46 billion in trading volume.
Much of Robinhood Chain’s activity comes from Uniswap. Its V3 version has accumulated approximately $46.94 billion, while V4 has recorded another $36.35 billion.
Together, the two versions account for approximately three-quarters of the blockchain’s historical trading volume.
The GMGN trading bot is another major contributor, with around $6.53 billion in trading volume.
According to an analysis, more than 80% of cumulative trading volume through late July was linked to memecoin speculation rather than the tokenized equities Robinhood aims to bring to its infrastructure.
Trading Volume Slows
The network also has approximately $1.06 billion in total value locked (TVL), more than $1 billion in stablecoin market capitalization, and over $324 million in tokenized real-world assets.
Cumulative fees have exceeded $46 million, according to data cited by Market Periodical.
Part of September’s growth coincided with a promotion under which Robinhood covered network fees for certain swaps made through Robinhood Wallet.
The offer ended on September 29, and average daily trading volume declined from approximately $1.87 billion in September to $1.1 billion in October.
Robinhood will release its third-quarter earnings in late October. It will be the first financial report to cover a full quarter of operations since the network’s mainnet launch.
