Robinhood Chain has generated around 17,171 ETH, valued at approximately $42.58 million, in cumulative onchain revenue during its first 70 days of mainnet operation, highlighting a rapid rise in trading activity and transaction volumes since launch.
The layer-2 network went live on July 1, 2026, and has since averaged roughly $608,000 in daily revenue.
According to onchain data, about 90% of the total revenue, equivalent to around 15,454 ETH or $38.32 million, has accrued to Robinhood Chain itself. The remaining 10%, approximately 1,716 ETH worth $4.26 million, has gone to the Arbitrum ecosystem, whose technology supports the network.
Trading Activity Drives Revenue Growth
Revenue accelerated sharply during the network’s second month of operation.
On September 1, users paid around $3.75 million in fees, placing Robinhood Chain ahead of Ethereum and Base in daily chain-fee rankings for that day.
Separate data showed protocol revenue reaching about $2.61 million on September 5, with roughly $22.45 million generated over the previous seven days.
The surge has been closely linked to rising decentralized exchange activity.
DEX trading volume exceeded $1.5 billion on September 1 and later climbed above $3 billion per day, with Uniswap accounting for the majority of trading during peak periods.
Millions of Transactions Recorded Daily
Robinhood Chain has also seen strong network usage, processing millions of transactions each day.
Recent data showed around 7.5 million transactions and approximately 345,700 active addresses during the latest complete daily period.
The figures point to fast adoption of the network, though part of that activity is being supported by Robinhood’s current gas-fee subsidy.
Eligible transactions made through Robinhood Wallet are receiving subsidized gas fees during the network’s first 90 days, lowering transaction costs for users and potentially contributing to higher transaction and active-address counts.
Early Momentum for Robinhood’s Layer-2 Network
Robinhood Chain’s early performance suggests that the network has quickly established meaningful economic activity within the broader layer-2 market.
Its revenue growth has been supported by high trading volumes, strong decentralized exchange participation, and lower transaction costs during the promotional period.
The next stage will be closely watched once the initial gas subsidy ends, as market participants assess whether current transaction volumes and fee generation can remain at similar levels without incentives.
For now, the network’s first 70 days show a strong start, with more than $42 million in cumulative onchain revenue and billions of dollars in daily trading activity at peak levels.
