Robinhood Chain generated a record $6 million in daily fees on September 4, with token launchpad Pons driving the increase, The Block reported on September 9. Seven-day fees rose about 17-fold to $25 million from $1.4 million a week earlier, while decentralized-exchange volume more than doubled to $12.4 billion. Average daily active accounts fell to about 396,000, indicating that existing users drove the higher activity; fees per active account climbed from $0.13 in mid-August to $15.90 in early September. Pons generated about $6 million in fees on September 3 and became Robinhood Chain's largest token launchpad. PONS exceeded a $970 million market capitalization on September 5 after gaining more than 200% in a week. Pons allocates about 80% of protocol revenue to PONS buybacks, and more than 28% of supply had been burned, although trader Bonk Guy separately estimated that repurchases and burns reduced supply by about 30%. The broader shift was not permanent. Pump.fun processed more trading volume in Solana-native tokens than in Robinhood Chain tokens on September 8, 2026, the first such reversal since September 1. Solana-native tokens are assets issued within the Solana ecosystem. The change followed weeks in which Robinhood Chain memecoin activity drew greater attention, while Solana's wider on-chain market recorded single-day trading volume above $1 billion in September 2026.