Robinhood Chain triples in size as tokenized stocks hit $500K daily volume

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Robinhood Chain, designed to bring equities onto the blockchain, has tripled in size since mid-July. Real-world assets on the chain have grown fivefold, with a dozen tokenized stocks each clearing over $500,000 in daily trading volume. The surge reflects rising institutional and retail interest in on-chain equity products. Despite the growth, memecoins and stablecoins continue to dominate overall activity on the chain.

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