On Robinhood Chain, LPs now are more attractive than chasing memes?
Robinhood chain launched two months ago. The original intention was tokenized stocks, but CASHCAT, PONS, and AI first drove market cap to hundreds of millions
There’s an address that turned $220,000 capital into $4.7 million—both waves profited. PONS relies on buyback and burn funded by its token launch platform fees; on August 30, daily protocol revenue was close to one million USD
Retail players continuing to PvP won’t be as fun anymore—the win rate is about 40%, and Gas is expensive. A small floating profit can get eaten away by fees and failed transactions
Smart money is switching tactics. Instead of betting on the next 10x coin, they move into popular pools to collect “toll” fees. High-fee pools like AI/WETH can reach four-digit daily APR
Someone even set a new token pool with an 8% fee. In a single day, the APR is over 2,000. Even stranger: AI paired with tokenized NVDA in a pool—stocks and memes are tied together. About 17% of high-liquidity stock tokens are locked into these kinds of pairings
I think what LPs are earning here isn’t steady interest—it’s the meme trading turnover tax. The pools are shallow, impermanent loss is large, and once the hype fades, the fee rate drops immediately
Next, either pairing stocks with memes becomes this chain’s signature, or if Gas and incentives are reduced, the APR will fall back to how it used to be
Whether it can last depends on whether Robinhood’s own users truly come in to trade—not just on-chain degens trading with each other and taxing one another
DYOR
Robinhood chain launched two months ago. The original intention was tokenized stocks, but CASHCAT, PONS, and AI first drove market cap to hundreds of millions
There’s an address that turned $220,000 capital into $4.7 million—both waves profited. PONS relies on buyback and burn funded by its token launch platform fees; on August 30, daily protocol revenue was close to one million USD
Retail players continuing to PvP won’t be as fun anymore—the win rate is about 40%, and Gas is expensive. A small floating profit can get eaten away by fees and failed transactions
Smart money is switching tactics. Instead of betting on the next 10x coin, they move into popular pools to collect “toll” fees. High-fee pools like AI/WETH can reach four-digit daily APR
Someone even set a new token pool with an 8% fee. In a single day, the APR is over 2,000. Even stranger: AI paired with tokenized NVDA in a pool—stocks and memes are tied together. About 17% of high-liquidity stock tokens are locked into these kinds of pairings
I think what LPs are earning here isn’t steady interest—it’s the meme trading turnover tax. The pools are shallow, impermanent loss is large, and once the hype fades, the fee rate drops immediately
Next, either pairing stocks with memes becomes this chain’s signature, or if Gas and incentives are reduced, the APR will fall back to how it used to be
Whether it can last depends on whether Robinhood’s own users truly come in to trade—not just on-chain degens trading with each other and taxing one another
DYOR
