Robinhood announced that its second-tier network of the Taipei, Robinhood Chain, is officially online. The network is based on Arbitrum, whose first landing function is to trade in stock coins, and shows that the voucher is further connecting traditional financial products and chain services.

The first online stocks.

The first central scene of Robinhod Chain is Stock Tokens, a stock exchange. In corporate terms, the goal of the chain is to link traditional financial and encrypted markets and to gradually introduce asset transactions from the original voucher system into the chain environment.

The company defined the network as “AI-native”, stating that it supported the participation of AI agents in transactions. This positioning means that Robinhood is not only doing the chain infrastructure, but is also trying to integrate AI trading capabilities into the use of the new network.

Access to multiple chain partners

Robinhood Chain, with technical support from Arbitrum, has access to its partners Bitgo, Chainlink, Uniswap and Pleiades. Of these, Uniswap and Pleiades will provide automated market support for open liquidity and self-employment, respectively.

In terms of cooperative structures, Robinhod wants to access the chain infrastructure needed for the monetization of asset transactions as soon as possible, with the combination of hosting, prophecies, liquidity and trading execution capacity.

Wallet Add Enduring and Loaning

In addition to the main online network, Robinhood is expanding the Robinhood Wallet function. By going to centralizing the permanent contract exchange Lighter, the user can make a contract transaction directly within the wallet.

  • United States eligible users can use Robinwood Earth
  • This function supports the lending of United States dollar stabilization currency
  • Page shows an annualized return of about 7%.

This means that Robinwood is embedding more of the financial services in the chain directly into his own wallet, not just in the spot.

Encryption revenue declines and expands.

According to the report, Robinhood cut off about 10 percent of his staff last month, in the context of a clear fall in income from encryption operations. By quarterly comparison, its proceeds from encryption operations fell from $221 million to $134 million, a 34 per cent decline in the ring.

In the face of income constraints, the company continued to roll out a two-tier network, stock tokens and deFi services in its wallet, indicating that it had not slowed down its business layout along the chain.