Robinhood Chain Is Catching Up To Base 👀 $AAVE spent years building one of the steadiest fee-generating track records on Base. That's the kind of number that doesn't move much in a single month. Robinhood Chain has needed barely a month of stock-paired token hype to start closing in on that lead. Usually that big of a difference holds anyway, since fee history built over years doesn't just reset overnight. However, this time it's worth checking the actual numbers instead of assuming the pattern to be scripture. So, here’s the breakdown. Bankr is running on both chains, and its own numbers are the clearest place to look for a chain-vs-chain comparison. • Bankr ranks top 5 on Base for creator fees over both the last 30 days and the last year, averaging $2.7M a month. That’s more than AAVE's $2.09M average over the same timeframe. • Cumulative Base creator fees for Bankr sit at $19.01M, on top of $4.84B in total Base volume. • In the last 30 days specifically, Base's biggest single day brought in just $6.46M in volume, and creators' biggest fee day, July 17th, landed at only $40K. That’s not nothing, but Robinhood Chain tells a very different story for a chain that's barely five weeks old. • Robinhood Chain has already added $1.29M in creator fees for Bankr in just over a month since going live. • $203M in total Bankr volume has moved through Robinhood Chain in that same short window, $105M of it from stock-paired tokens. • On its best days in the last 30 days Robinhood Chain did $52M volume and $350K fees. I'm not calling this a changing of the guard yet, and both chains are good for $BNKR holders, but I'll be checking Bankr's terminal every week until this settles one way or the other. #RobinhoodChain #Base