Robinhood Chain tokenized stocks have gained momentum less than two weeks after launch, with real-world assets on the network rising fivefold to about $70 million.
Trading activity has also increased across several tokenized equities, while memecoins and stablecoins continue to dominate decentralized exchange volumes.
On-chain data shows larger transactions moving into the asset category the network was built to support. Meanwhile, infrastructure developers are raising capital and preparing products aimed at Robinhood Chain users as competition grows around its expanding trading base.
Tokenized equities record stronger volumes
DefiLlama data shows real-world assets on Robinhood Chain climbed to approximately $70 million from the low tens of millions recorded soon after launch. Tokenized assets previously represented about 4% of network activity, with memecoins and stablecoins accounting for most trading.
Tokenized GameStop led daily stock volume with about $26.6 million. Nvidia followed with $14 million, while SpaceX recorded $6.4 million. Twelve tokenized stocks now process more than $500,000 in daily volume, and five have crossed the $1 million level.
The broader network also expanded during the same period. DefiLlama placed total value locked near $312 million after it tripled since mid-July. Daily decentralized exchange volume moved above $600 million, while Token Terminal reported more than 138 million transactions over the previous 30 days.
Memecoins retain control of DEX activity
Despite stronger tokenized stock activity, speculative assets remain the network’s largest trading category. DEX Screener data showed Hoodrat, Vladhood, and Swole Doge ranking above tokenized stocks by volume.
Earlier network figures showed Robinhood Chain held nearly $400 million in stablecoins and reached $431 million in total value locked within three weeks of launch. FalconX said the network processes about 6 million transactions daily and serves more than 250,000 daily active users.
Using Artemis data, FalconX estimated decentralized exchange volume at almost $9 billion. The network also exceeded Coinbase’s Base in selected activity measures. Nevertheless, memecoins still generate more than 80% of decentralized exchange trading, leaving tokenized equities as a smaller share of overall activity.
Infrastructure projects secure fresh funding
Memecoin.Fun announced a $3.5 million strategic funding round led by Becker Ventures. BitValue Capital, Mason Labs, Negentropy Capital, and angel investor Billy Wen also participated.
The deal used the USDG token, although Memecoin.Fun did not disclose its valuation or investment terms. The funding will support a Robinhood Chain launchpad, cross-chain bridge infrastructure, and research for a multichain memecoin platform. No launch dates were provided.
Competition is also increasing as Pons prepares its V2 upgrade. Planned features include an Ether-based bonding curve, Uniswap V4 integration, ETH creator payments, and trading pairs connected to tokenized real-world assets. The planned products reflect developer activity around the network’s trading volumes and tokenized asset infrastructure across its expanding trading ecosystem.
