Robinhood is going crazy—funds are accelerating into the chain
In the past 30 days, $12.585 million was net flowed into the Robinhood chain via deBridge, averaging a net inflow of $419,500 per day.
In the past 7 days, $5.035 million flowed into the Robinhood chain via deBridge, averaging a net inflow of $719,300 per day.
On August 31, in just one day, $1.688 million flowed into the Robinhood chain via deBridge.
Funds are accelerating into the Robinhood chain!
According to deBridge data, among the funds flowing into the Robinhood chain, most come from Solana, followed by Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, and the BSC chain.
In this kind of ecosystem transition, deBridge is especially useful—you only need one step to use funds from other chains to cross-chain buy tokens on the Robinhood chain, for example. You don’t even need to prepare Gas on the Robinhood chain in advance.
Save this! When a particular on-chain network suddenly spikes, you can cross-chain buy coins very quickly and are less likely to miss the buying window.
In the past 30 days, $12.585 million was net flowed into the Robinhood chain via deBridge, averaging a net inflow of $419,500 per day.
In the past 7 days, $5.035 million flowed into the Robinhood chain via deBridge, averaging a net inflow of $719,300 per day.
On August 31, in just one day, $1.688 million flowed into the Robinhood chain via deBridge.
Funds are accelerating into the Robinhood chain!
According to deBridge data, among the funds flowing into the Robinhood chain, most come from Solana, followed by Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, and the BSC chain.
In this kind of ecosystem transition, deBridge is especially useful—you only need one step to use funds from other chains to cross-chain buy tokens on the Robinhood chain, for example. You don’t even need to prepare Gas on the Robinhood chain in advance.
Save this! When a particular on-chain network suddenly spikes, you can cross-chain buy coins very quickly and are less likely to miss the buying window.
