Robinhod's Etherwood 2nd floor network, Robinhod Chain, after a week on the main online line, accumulated DEX transactions exceeding $1 billion, at one point exceeding the single-day trade activity of Hyperliquid. According to external sources, while this set of data is bright, growth is driven mainly not by monetized shares or RWA, but by a concentrated trade in memes.

Quickly zoom in on the one-week chain.

The report mentioned that the chain had attracted close to 350,000 wallet addresses in seven days, processed over 17 million transactions, and that the TVL was about $234 million. Lower transaction costs also led to early dynamism, making it one of the new chains that grew faster in 2026.

From a location point of view, Robinhod Chain would have preferred to put monetized stocks and real world assets on the chain, creating a chain-based financial ecology for a wider audience. However, data from the first week indicate that the focus of actual transactions did not fall on these assets.

CASHCAT AND OTHER MULTIN BUYS.

According to foreign sources, the first week of Robinhod Chain's trade was concentrated in a small number of newly issued memes. Of this amount, CASHCAT rose at one time to a market value of nearly $137 million, with a 24-hour peak of almost $194 million.

In addition to CASHCAT, Dog In Hood (DIH), TENDIES and ARROW also brought with them a large amount of exchange demand on the chain. WETH and USDC are the main transaction and settlement assets that provide liquidity support for the entire chain. Multi-asset co-opted Robinhod Chain to aggregate DEX trades in the first week on the line for $1 billion.

  • Wallet address close to 350,000.
  • Over 17 million transactions
  • TVL About $234 million

Currencyization stocks are still limited in size

According to the article, Robinhod Chain is currently facing a dispute over the difference between the chain ' s dynamism and its initial narrative. Robinwood defined the chain as a monetized stock and RWA infrastructure, but most of the transactions in the first week came from high-variant memes.

It was reported that the current chain-based monetized equity asset size was approximately $12.6 million, covering more than 100 securities. This part of the business remains small compared to the trade heat generated by memes.

Single sorter and failure rate trigger discussion

In addition to the asset structure, two challenges were mentioned by the media. One is the high degree of centralization. Robinhood Chain is currently using a single sorter, which is controlled by Robinth rather than by a distributed network of certifiers.

Second, during the peak of the trade, community dashboards once showed an increase in the rate of transaction failure, with some data approaching 20 per cent. At the same time, the report notes that this figure has not yet been officially confirmed by Robinhod, but reflects the potential for infrastructure pressure following the arrival of large numbers of users within a short period of time.

Overall, Robinwood Chain has proven his ability to attract flows and funds. What is more critical then, according to external sources, is whether it will be able to shift this wave from the short-term dynamism of memes to the continued use of monetized stocks and other chain-based financial products.