Uniswap has processed $638.5 million in Stock Tokens trading volume on Robinhood Chain over the past 90 days, making it the backbone of tokenized equity trading on the newly launched network. The decentralized exchange controls roughly 99% of the chain’s Stock Tokens liquidity, while Uniswap v4 accounts for about 73% of that liquidity and the remainder is distributed across other Uniswap versions. Robinhood Chain went live on July 1, 2026, using Arbitrum technology to bring equities including NVIDIA, Apple and GameStop into decentralized finance. Stock-token volume reached $250 million by late July 2026, and individual tokens often exceed $500,000 in daily volume, with some reaching millions on particularly active days. Total value locked is approaching $1 billion, while Uniswap’s overall trading volume on the chain has exceeded several billion dollars when all trading pairs are included. Tokenized equities can trade globally around the clock, unlike traditional U.S. stock markets, which operate about 6.5 hours a day, five days a week. Chainlink provides oracle services and cross-chain capabilities to supply price feeds that link the tokens to their real-world assets. The network could also support DeFi uses such as lending against tokenized NVIDIA shares and yield strategies based on liquidity provision. Protocol fees generated on Robinhood Chain contribute to UNI token burns, potentially reducing UNI’s circulating supply as volume grows. Regulatory scrutiny remains significant, and the SEC (U.S. securities regulator) could reshape the model through its treatment of tokenized securities. Robinhood previously reached a $70 million settlement with FINRA in 2021.