Robinhood Chain generated roughly $4.6 million in daily revenue during a late-August spike, implying an annualized run rate of approximately $1.7 billion and placing the Ethereum Layer-2 network among the ecosystem’s highest-revenue chains. The network launched its public mainnet on July 1, 2026, and much of the activity has been driven by memecoins and speculative token trading rather than the tokenized stocks and real-world assets highlighted in Robinhood’s marketing. Applications on the chain generated approximately $2.66 million over 24 hours around Aug. 30-31, while chain-level gas fees added about $1.07 million. After Ethereum settlement costs and the Arbitrum Expansion Program’s share, Robinhood retained roughly $963,000 in net fee revenue. Robinhood keeps 89% to 90% of fees generated on the chain, with about 10% going to the Arbitrum ecosystem and less than 1% to Ethereum. July revenue, the network’s first full month, was approximately $3.6 million, representing roughly 38% of total Ethereum Layer-2 fees that month. By early August, cumulative transactions had exceeded 200 million, with daily activity surpassing 5 million during peak periods. Earlier data cited daily revenue above $4.01 million and ranked Robinhood Chain ahead of Canton, Tron, Base, Solana and Polygon, indicating a difference in measurement or reporting period.