Uniswap surpasses $1B in volume on Robinhood Chain just nine days after launch

Robinhood Chain's rapid user growth highlights the potential for established platforms to leverage existing user bases to dominate new markets. The post Robinhood Chain surpasses Tempo in daily active users just days after launch appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Memes lit the fuse on Robinhood Chain, but DeFi's blue chips are also catching the upside as picks and shovels.

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Robinhood Chain's rapid growth highlights the increasing integration of traditional finance with blockchain, potentially reshaping investment landscapes. The post Total asset market cap on Robinhood Chain surpasses $420M within days of launch appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post Aave Horizon’s Institutional Test: Can DeFi Lend Without Retail? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Institutional DeFi has a simple question to answer this year: if you strip out retail leverage, can lending protocols still scale into real businesses? Aave’s Horizon market is the cleanest test bed we have right now. Horizon is designed for tokenized treasuries, credit, and other real world assets with whitelisted access. That means less degen reflex and more cash management logic. The upside is sturdier collateral and predictable yield. The catch is demand. Without retail chasing points and perps, who is borrowing on the other side, and at what rates? This piece gets practical. How Horizon works, what to monitor, the trade-offs you’ll face, and a step-by-step way to approach it if you are an allocator or a protocol treasury. Aspect What to Know Market size now Aave Horizon’s RWA market holds roughly $540M in total assets with about $163M borrowed, per ind

The post Prediction markets are transforming into aggressive derivatives platforms appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. World, a Chainlink-powered prediction market launched in the Phantom wallet on Solana on July 1, said recently that it is moving to Robinhood Chain. The move shifts the project from Solana’s crypto-focused users to Robinhood’s roughly 28 million customers, prompting some users to accuse it of using Solana to gain attention before leaving.  After more than two years of teasers, the concept debuted in Phantom, a well-known Solana wallet. It allowed players to wager on the price of Bitcoin and the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with rewards issued in Phantom’s CASH stablecoin and results validated by Chainlink. The initiative closed after seven days, citing “careful deliberation in the last 24 hours.” The announcement gave no reason for the shutdown, mentioned no technical issues, and did not explain what would happen to open bets. The move was unexpected, as World had recently sa

The post Robinhood Chain TVL Soars 35% appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Robinhood Chain sees 35% surge What’s behind Robinhood Chain’s rapid emergence?  In less than two weeks after the layer 2 blockchain launched, Robinhood Chain has continued to smash major milestones, flipping existing networks in major metrics. Recent data from DefiLlama shows that Robinhood Chain has crossed $100 million in total value locked (TVL) within just about ten days of launch. Robinhood Chain sees 35% surge The data further showed that the massive $101.03 million milestone in its TVL has come after the network saw a rapid surge of 35.75% in the metric over the last 24 hours. ‘Not Happening’: Former SWIFT Exec Shuts Down XRP Integration Rumors XRP, Shiba Inu, Solana (SOL) and Ethereum (ETH) Price Analysis for June 10: Market Fuel Comes In Handy In addition to this, Robinhood Chain has also recorded over $473 million in its daily DEX trading volume, while its stablecoin market capitalization has climbed

The post Robinhood Chain scams are already costing users dearly appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Robinhood (Nasdaq:HOOD) launched the public mainnet of its new blockchain on July 1, and unfortunately, tons of people are already losing money trading its coins. Bad actors are using a variety of scam contracts, memecoin rug-pulls, phishing links, and garden variety theft, leading to complaints of loss flooding onto social media. Relay Protocol warned about scam tokens on the new Robinhood Chain: “If you bought one, the funds you spent are unfortunately gone.” In this example, scam contracts are accepting a token swap, briefly crediting the buyer’s wallet yet immediately transferring the tokens back to the deployer’s wallet. In other words, users unwittingly purchased tokens for someone else. Another trader alleged that Robinhood Wallet’s default sell screen auto-populated a Robinhood Chain scam coin called USER. Unless someone modified that default, the position would vaporize. “$600