Solana Holds 67% of Meme Coin Volume, Robinhood Chain 23%: Which Chain Should You Copy Trade On?
Solana holds 67% of meme coin volume and Robinhood Chain sits at 23%, per Blockworks data SolanaFloor cited on 8 Sep for trading on 7 September. That split alone will not tell you which chain to copy trade on with $SOL or $ETH in your wallet.
BNB Chain took near 9% of the same volume, with HyperCore and Ethereum each around 1% or less. Solana has held more than half of meme coin volume since mid-June, per the same data.
Cointelegraph reported on 11 Sep that Solana hit a record 263,000 SPL tokens issued in one day, with Pumpfun responsible for over 34,000 of that day's launches.
A wallet you copy on Solana can carry years of trade history. That history also sits inside a firehose of noise most of it never touches.
Robinhood Chain is a different kind of number. The chain only went live on 1 July, so no wallet on it has more than about twelve weeks of record.
Taking 23% of meme coin volume that fast on a chain that young probably means the flow is concentrated in fewer wallets, not spread thin the way Solana's is.
How to actually pick
Solana rewards you for reading depth, since a wallet's win rate across months tells you more the longer it runs. Robinhood Chain rewards you for reading freshness, since a wallet live for only weeks that already commands real volume is showing an edge before it gets crowded.
Banana Gun Pro's Copy Trade widget covers both chains. Buy Fixed and the Min/Max Market Cap filter work the same way on either one.
A deeper pool on Solana also means more copiers riding the same wallets, so your fill lands after theirs. Copy both chains on one thesis and you pay the fee and the delay twice.
Which chain to copy trade on, then, depends on what you can actually verify about the wallet.
Are you copying for a proven record or for an edge that is still fresh?
Solana holds 67% of meme coin volume and Robinhood Chain sits at 23%, per Blockworks data SolanaFloor cited on 8 Sep for trading on 7 September. That split alone will not tell you which chain to copy trade on with $SOL or $ETH in your wallet.
BNB Chain took near 9% of the same volume, with HyperCore and Ethereum each around 1% or less. Solana has held more than half of meme coin volume since mid-June, per the same data.
Cointelegraph reported on 11 Sep that Solana hit a record 263,000 SPL tokens issued in one day, with Pumpfun responsible for over 34,000 of that day's launches.
A wallet you copy on Solana can carry years of trade history. That history also sits inside a firehose of noise most of it never touches.
Robinhood Chain is a different kind of number. The chain only went live on 1 July, so no wallet on it has more than about twelve weeks of record.
Taking 23% of meme coin volume that fast on a chain that young probably means the flow is concentrated in fewer wallets, not spread thin the way Solana's is.
How to actually pick
Solana rewards you for reading depth, since a wallet's win rate across months tells you more the longer it runs. Robinhood Chain rewards you for reading freshness, since a wallet live for only weeks that already commands real volume is showing an edge before it gets crowded.
Banana Gun Pro's Copy Trade widget covers both chains. Buy Fixed and the Min/Max Market Cap filter work the same way on either one.
A deeper pool on Solana also means more copiers riding the same wallets, so your fill lands after theirs. Copy both chains on one thesis and you pay the fee and the delay twice.
Which chain to copy trade on, then, depends on what you can actually verify about the wallet.
Are you copying for a proven record or for an edge that is still fresh?
