Arcus and Funded Protocol have launched separate products on Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum Layer 2 built with Arbitrum technology that supports tokenized assets, decentralized lending and perpetual futures. Arcus’s pToken protocol converts managed perpetuals accounts into transferable ERC-20 tokens representing pro-rata stakes at fixed markets and leverage levels, enabling users to access leveraged exposure without directly managing collateral or margin. Its initial products include pBTC, pBTC3x, leveraged exposure to SOL and HYPE, and pHOOD3x for 3x long HOOD exposure. Arcus said trading volume has exceeded $2 billion, average daily volume is above $100 million and more than 85,000 users have joined its perpetuals waitlist. Funded Protocol describes its launch as the first decentralized prop-trading infrastructure on Robinhood Chain. It lets liquidity providers allocate capital to on-chain prop-trading setups, with blockchain accounting and smart contracts handling profit distributions. Its first live application is TheNews, a prop firm built around real-world event data, and its FUND token trades on Uniswap and Flap. No verified total value locked or user-engagement figures had been reported for Funded Protocol by late August 2026, leaving adoption and its ability to outperform simpler lending strategies unproven. Robinhood Chain’s public mainnet launched on July 1, 2026; its ecosystem includes Uniswap, Pleiades and Morpho, whose lending products have offered approximately 7% APY.