Summary
- Robinhood Chain posted roughly $945 million in daily DEX volume on August 25, 2026, a record high.
- The new chain overtook Solana in 24-hour decentralized exchange activity for the first time.
- Daily fees on Robinhood Chain ran between $2 million and $4 million, with $33 million collected over a recent 15-day period.
Robinhood Chain hit roughly $945 million in daily DEX volume on August 25, 2026. That set an all-time high and pushed the chain past Solana.
The overtake came just two months after launch. Traders shifted volume right away.
Context
Robinhood Chain jumped into a crowded field of layer-1 networks. These chains push fast and low-cost trades. Solana held the DEX volume lead through much of 2025 and early 2026 thanks to its liquidity pools and token launches.
The newcomer stood out with tokenized equities alongside crypto pairs. Users already on the Robinhood brokerage app joined in.
Details
The chain cleared the $945 million mark in one day of DEX trading on August 25, according to onchain data tracked by crypto.news. Intraday figures later showed Robinhood Chain at $1.36 billion versus Solana's $1.28 billion.
Fees rose with the volume. Daily trading fees landed in the $2 million to $4 million range. The chain collected about $33 million over the most recent 15-day window, beating recent daily averages for both Solana and BNB Chain.
"Robinhood Chain recorded roughly $945 million in daily DEX volume on Aug. 25, 2026."
, crypto.news (Source)
Bernstein analysts spotted the fee strength. They flagged upside for Robinhood shares from the blockchain revenue. The numbers came straight from onchain collection.
Outlook
Traders watch whether August volume levels hold. Initial liquidity moves could fade.
Sustained fee collection above Solana's averages would confirm the shift.
