Robinhood Chain recorded its strongest single-day performance since mid-July, with decentralized exchange volume reaching about $443 million, more than 3 million transactions, and active wallets climbing back above 115,000. The move also marked a sharp rebound from the roughly $140 million low seen in early August, putting daily volume at three times that level. Activity on the chain was broad-based. CASHCAT, the leading meme coin on Robinhood Chain, reached a $250 million market capitalization and set a new all-time high. PONS rose 30% on the day to $94.9 million, while Artificial Inu jumped 80% to $58 million. Real-world asset activity also accelerated. The chain’s total RWA value reached $41.9 million across 202 tokenized assets, and net inflows into on-chain RWA products were about $85 million on Monday, the largest single-day record since launch. Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev said on a podcast that developers had built products the company had not originally planned, including setups where holding meme coins can qualify users for stock-token airdrops, linking meme coins, core crypto assets and stock tokens.
Robinhood Chain turned in its strongest single-day showing since mid-July, with decentralized exchange volume of about $443 million, more than 3 million transactions, and active wallets rising back above 115,000.
Compared with the roughly $140 million volume low seen in early August, daily volume was up 3x.
Meme coin activity accelerated on-chain
CASHCAT, the chain’s leading meme coin, reached a $250 million market capitalization and set a new all-time high. PONS gained 30% in a day to $94.9 million, while Artificial Inu rose 80% to $58 million.
RWA inflows set a post-launch daily record
Total on-chain RWA value reached $41.9 million across 202 tokenized assets. On Monday, net inflows into on-chain RWA stood at about $85 million, the largest single-day record since launch.
Tenev points to unplanned developer products
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev said on a podcast that developers had built products the company had not planned, including cases where holding meme coins could qualify users for stock-token airdrops. He said this kind of experimentation links meme coins, core crypto assets and stock tokens.
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