Competition among token launch platforms on Robinhood Chain is intensifying, according to data from a Dune dashboard. On July 16, the chain recorded 42,709 newly created tokens in a single day. Among the platforms, pons.family led issuance with 11,547 tokens, followed by flap.sh with 9,935 and hood.fun with 6,471.
Volume data shows a different ranking. As of July 15, noxa.fun held the largest share of trading volume among Robinhood Chain launch platforms at 43.0%. pons.family followed with 37.4%, while flap.sh accounted for 5.8%. clanker.world and bankr.bot posted shares of 3.3% and 2.3%, respectively.
The figures point to a split market structure on Robinhood Chain: pons.family is ahead in token issuance, while noxa.fun leads by trading volume. The data was cited by ChainCatcher based on a Dune dashboard.
Competition among token launch platforms on Robinhood Chain is getting more intense, according to a Dune dashboard cited by ChainCatcher.
On July 16, the chain recorded 42,709 newly created tokens in a single day. pons.family ranked first with 11,547 tokens, followed by flap.sh with 9,935. hood.fun launched 6,471 tokens.
Volume share tells a different story
By trading volume, noxa.fun held the largest market share among Robinhood Chain launch platforms as of July 15, at 43.0%. pons.family accounted for 37.4%, flap.sh for 5.8%, while clanker.world and bankr.bot held 3.3% and 2.3%, respectively.
The current data shows a split structure in the Robinhood Chain launchpad market: pons.family leads in token issuance, while noxa.fun dominates trading volume.
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