LONG says it accounted for 87% of RWA activity on Robinhood chain, with cumulative volume topping $48 million

LONG says it accounted for 87% of RWA activity on Robinhood chain, with cumulative volume topping $48 million

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2026-07-23 12:16:19
LONG said activity in real-world assets, or RWA, on the Robinhood chain has been rising quickly, with the project taking a dominant share of that flow. According to the figures it disclosed, LONG made up 87% of all RWA activity on the chain over the past 24 hours, while its cumulative RWA trading volume has exceeded $48 million. The post also cited data from Adam_Tehc’s Robinhood launchpad dashboard, which showed LONG ranked third among all launchpads yesterday. At the same time, the value of tokenized stock assets locked in its pool had reached $1.3 million. The figures were presented by LONG in its own statement.
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LONG said activity tied to real-world assets (RWA) on the Robinhood chain has been growing rapidly, and that LONG now holds a dominant position in that segment.

According to figures shared by the project, LONG accounted for 87% of all RWA activity on the chain over the past 24 hours, and its cumulative RWA trading volume has passed $48 million.

LONG also cited data from Adam_Tehc’s Robinhood launchpad dashboard, which showed the project ranked third across all launchpads yesterday. The value of tokenized stock assets locked in its pool had reached $1.3 million, according to the same data.

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