LONG() says Robinhood stock token trading volume has topped $32 million

LONG() says Robinhood stock token trading volume has topped $32 million

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2026-07-23 04:25:56
LONG(), a DeFi application in the Robinhood Chain ecosystem, said on X that cumulative trading volume for its tokenized Robinhood stocks has exceeded $32 million. The figure is more than double its earlier $15 million level, while trading volume over the past 24 hours reached $20.9 million. The project also shared liquidity-pool concentration data for minted stock tokens, saying the pool currently locks 22.5% of SPCX, 17.6% of NVDA, 16.3% of AAPL, 15.9% of MSFT, and 13.2% of GOOGL. In the same update, LONG() said it accounts for nearly 40% of tokenized NVDA stock trading volume and more than 19% of tokenized SPCX stock trading volume. The figures were disclosed by the project itself in a post on X.
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Odaily reported that LONG(), a DeFi application in the Robinhood Chain ecosystem, said in a post on X that cumulative trading volume for its tokenized Robinhood stocks has surpassed $32 million. The project said that was more than double its previous $15 million level, with $20.9 million in trading volume recorded over the past 24 hours.

LONG() also said its liquidity pool currently locks 22.5% of minted SPCX stock tokens, 17.6% of NVDA, 16.3% of AAPL, 15.9% of MSFT, and 13.2% of GOOGL. It added that the platform contributes nearly 40% of tokenized NVDA stock trading volume and more than 19% of tokenized SPCX stock trading volume.

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