On-chain data shows Robinhood generated $2.13 million in daily fees yesterday, roughly 888.39 ETH, while Arbitrum took a 10% protocol-level cut. Ethereum, the settlement layer, earned just $128,000 in fees (about 53.32 ETH), reflecting a shift in value capture toward Layer 2 networks. The data was shared by @ai_9684xtpa.
On-Chain Data
According to on-chain data, Robinhood generated $2.13 million in daily fee revenue yesterday, equivalent to roughly 888.39 ETH.
Arbitrum, the protocol layer that supplies the technology, receives a 10% cut of those fees. By comparison, Ethereum, which acts as the settlement layer, brought in only $128,000 in daily fees — about 53.32 ETH.
The comparison points to value capture moving toward Layer 2 networks. The figures were shared by on-chain data observer @ai_9684xtpa.
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