ARB jumps as Robinhood Chain fee-sharing strengthens long-term outlook

The post Arbitrum Gains New Revenue Stream as Robinhood Launches Chain Mainnet appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Arbitrum will get 10% of net protocol income of Robinhood Chain according to Arbitrum Expansion Program revenue-sharing model. Robinhood Chain helps develop Arbitrum enterprise ecosystem and expand stock tokens, DeFi solutions, and on-chain finance products. Arbitrum has generated a new stream of revenue post-launch of the public mainnet of the Robinhood Chain using their Layer-2 blockchain technology. Co-founder of Offchain Labs, Steven Goldfeder, clarified that Robinhood Chain and other qualified Layer-2 networks using Arbitrum technology will be receiving protocol revenue. Ten percent of the protocol’s net revenue is returned to the Arbitrum ecosystem through pre-specified allocations. Steven Goldfeder said that “as enterprise adoption picks up, Arbitrum is positioned to capture revenue.” 8% goes to the treasury, and 2% will fund developer programs, he added. “100% of

The post Arbitrum (ARB) Bulls Charge Ahead: Can the 13% Rally Keep Rolling? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Arbitrum rose 13%, trading around the $0.085 mark. The ARB market is in an early-stage bullish breakout zone. Arbitrum’s recent statement highlights a major financial milestone: the official mainnet launch of the Robinhood Chain. Built using Arbitrum’s Orbit technology and secured by the Ethereum blockchain, this dedicated Layer 2 network bridges traditional retail finance with Web3, bringing millions of Robinhood users directly on-chain to trade tokenised real-world assets, stocks, and DeFi protocols.  The launch establishes massive long-term utility for Arbitrum’s technology, routing a percentage of the network’s processing fees directly into the Arbitrum DAO treasury.  Despite this massive institutional adoption news, the token is heavily influenced by broader crypto market momentum.  While immediate price momentum remains neutral, this integration shifts the macro outloo

The post Robinhood New Blockchain Just Posted a 26:1 Volume Ratio, ARB Up 12% appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. When Robinhood announced it was launching a blockchain, my first reaction was skepticism. Another brokerage is trying to plant a flag in crypto. Another L2 that would generate headlines for a week and then fade into the background noise of a space that has seen this story play out too many times already. Then the first-day numbers came in, and I had to stop and look twice. Robinhood Chain posted $570 million in daily volume against just $21.68 million in total value locked. That’s a 26:1 ratio. For context, most established DEXs, the ones that have been running for years and have deep, battle-tested liquidity, sit at or below 1:1. Robinhood Chain turned its entire liquidity base over 26 times in a single day. TVL has already climbed past $240 million since launch, with Morpho and Ethena driving most of that figure. ARB jumped over 12% on the news. And suddenly the skeptici

The post Uniswap v4 Fee Switch, Robinhood Chain, and Token Auctions: A Big Week appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Insights: Uniswap v4 is voting on a proposal to extend its fee-burning mechanism. Robinhood Chain recorded more than $250 million in trading volume within its first week of launch on Uniswap. Uniswap has gained great momentum this week through three major developments. The protocol processed more than $250 million in trading volume on Robinhood Chain within the first week of its launch. It also rolled out its first Protocol Fee Discount Auctions. Meanwhile, governance began voting on July 7 over a proposal to expand the fee-burning mechanism to v4 pools. Each development is meaningful. Together, they signal that Uniswap is evolving from a governance-only token into a fee-generating, deflationary, multi-chain exchange token. Its token economics are directly related to trading activity. What Does the Uniswap v4 Fee Switch Vote Actually Mean? In December, 2025, Uniswap’

The post Solana Sees DEX Rival Robinhood Chain Surge to 29% of Its Volume appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Solana News Solana’s dominance in decentralized exchange activity faces a fresh challenger after Robinhood Chain, the brokerage’s new layer-2 network, rapidly scaled its trading volume within a single day. On-chain data shows Robinhood Chain recorded roughly $563.9 million in spot DEX volume on July 8, climbing to about 29.1% of Solana’s tally. Solana itself processed close to $1.94 billion over the same window, keeping a commanding lead of roughly 3.4 times its emerging rival. The comparison draws on aggregated on-chain trade data, offering a direct read of settlement activity as capital rotates toward newly launched venues in the DeFi landscape. The pace of Robinhood Chain’s ascent underscores how quickly liquidity can migrate between networks. Just one day earlier, on July 7, the chain had logged only $58.9 million in spot volume — equal to about 2.6% of Solana’s $2.25 bill

Key takeaways Arbitrum (ARB) rebounded above $0.081 after recovering losses from earlier in the week. Offchain Labs co-founder Steven Goldfeder announced that 10% of fees generated by Robinhood Chain and other Arbitrum Layer 2 networks will flow back into the Arbitrum ecosystem. The revenue-sharing model is expected to strengthen the DAO treasury, fund development, and […] The post ARB jumps as Robinhood Chain fee-sharing strengthens long-term outlook appeared first on CoinJournal.

The post Arbitrum gains 10% – Will $7.6M in token unlocks stall ARB’s rally? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. After a prolonged downtrend, Arbitrum [ARB] recently broke out of a bearish channel. The altcoin jumped to a two-week high of $0.085 before slightly retracing.  At press time, ARB was trading around  $0.083 after rising by 10% on the daily charts. Over the same period, the altcoin’s volume jumped 118% to $105 million, indicating strong market participation.  Arbitrum rebounds on Robinhood chain fee split ARB’s rebound was fueled by positive market news. Arbitrum developer Steven Goldfeder announced that 10% of fees collected on Robinhood Chain and other Arbitrum L2s will be directed to the Arbitrum ecosystem. He also added that  8% goes to the tokenholder-controlled treasury and 2% for development. Finally, 100% of fees collected on Arbitrum One will go to the Arbitrum treasury. This tokenomics approach is designed to counter the market inflation that has been weighing heav

Robinhood Chain's rapid adoption highlights a shift towards DeFi and tokenized assets, potentially reshaping traditional finance engagement. The post Robinhood Chain sees ETH surge 5x as stablecoins climb to $260M appeared first on Crypto Briefing.