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Bitstamp X account rebranded as @RobinhoodCrypto for chain, wallet updates

Bitstamp X account rebranded as @RobinhoodCrypto for chain, wallet updates

MetaMask has added official Robinhood Chain support, letting users swap, bridge and manage tokens on the Ethereum-compatible layer-2 network as Robinhood broadens distribution across its crypto products.

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Fact Check
Both parts of the claim are confirmed by primary official sources. The @RobinhoodCrypto account itself (the former Bitstamp X handle) posted on July 13, 2026 that 'Bitstamp's X handle is now @RobinhoodCrypto' and will cover Robinhood Chain, Wallet, and Bitstamp's institutional suite — matching the claim's description verbatim. The official @MetaMask account posted on July 15, 2026 that 'Robinhood Chain is now live on MetaMask,' with a companion post offering a one-click 'Add Robinhood Chain to MetaMask' link, supporting the 'one-click support' characterization. Secondary aggregators (BlockBeats, PANews) independently corroborate both facts.
Summary

Bitstamp’s X account previously used for crypto business updates has been renamed @RobinhoodCrypto and is set to publish information related to Robinhood Chain, Robinhood Wallet and Bitstamp’s institutional services suite. MetaMask has also officially integrated Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum-compatible layer-2 network, allowing users to access the chain directly within the wallet to swap, bridge and manage digital assets, including memecoins and other compatible tokens. The integration reduces the need for manual network setup, gives users a familiar interface for interacting with dApps and on-chain activity, and expands Robinhood Chain’s reach among DeFi users and developers. Together, the developments point to broader distribution, easier onboarding and greater visibility for Robinhood Chain across user-facing crypto products while the communication channel retains updates tied to Bitstamp’s institutional offering.

Terms & Concepts
  • layer-2 network: A blockchain built on top of another chain to handle transactions or applications more efficiently.
  • dApps: Decentralized applications that run on blockchain networks rather than centralized servers.
  • bridge: A tool that moves digital assets from one blockchain network to another.