Bittensor’s TAO is now available on Robinhood Chain through a bridge operated by Forever Money and settled by Chainlink CCIP (cross-chain transfer infrastructure). The integration creates a 1:1 representation of TAO on the chain without moving Bittensor’s subnet economy or changing its underlying consensus. TAO previously expanded onto Base in August. Robinhood Chain launched in July as an Arbitrum Orbit L2 (Layer 2 scaling network) and adopted Chainlink as its official oracle from launch; within weeks, it overtook Base to rank second on Uniswap and was processing billions of dollars in weekly DEX volume. The bridge is not a listing on Robinhood’s brokerage app. It gives holders access to more wallets, liquidity pools and potential market depth, although meme-heavy activity and shallow pools could limit the impact. TAO was trading in the mid-$230s when the report was written after rising toward $265 on September 7 and later surrendering part of the advance. Robinhood Chain also recorded more than $2.66 million in single-day app revenue. The expansion adds a retail-chain distribution layer to TAO’s institutional profile, which includes Grayscale’s filing to convert its GTAO trust into a spot Bittensor ETF, the first such filing for a Bittensor product, and continuing development support from DCG subsidiary Yuma. The token also gained 18% earlier in the year as U.S. restrictions on Anthropic AI models directed investor attention toward decentralized alternatives. Forever Money said on September 14, 2026, that a further development was coming that week, with a wallet integration, vault or additional chain expansion among the possible next steps. The depth of TAO liquidity on Robinhood Chain remains the key test.