Robinhood Chain deposits surpass $600M (up 50% weekly) with 329K RWA holders and $3.3M total revenue.
Tech & Launches ·
Robinhood Chain has surpassed $600 million in app deposits, representing a 50 percent increase over a single week. The network now holds 329,000 RWA (real-world asset) holders—described as the highest count across any blockchain—and has generated $3.3 million in total revenue. These figures mark continued expansion since the chain's launch, when it reached $450 million in total value within three weeks.
The deposit surge and holder growth reflect mounting adoption of the platform's real-world asset infrastructure. The weekly pace of deposit growth suggests sustained inflows rather than a one-time spike, though the mechanics driving the 50 percent weekly increase—whether driven by new user onboarding, increased per-user deposits, or both—remain unspecified in available reports.
Open questions include whether the deposit growth will sustain at this rate, how the $3.3 million in revenue breaks down across transaction types or fee sources, and what proportion of the 329,000 RWA holders remain active. The claim of holding the most RWA holders of any blockchain lacks independent verification of competing networks' holder counts.