Robinhood Chain Today: Volume, Stocks, and New Pools

Robinhood Chain is busy again on September 10, 2026, and the flow is not coming from just one corner of the market. The snapshot here shows $1.51 billion in tracked 24-hour volume and 2.98 million tracked trades, with NVDA and SPCX anchoring large tokenized-stock markets while new meme pools like BRIAN and ZenoCoin absorb a lot of short-term attention.

Robinhood Chain snapshot on September 10, 2026

As of 13:27 UTC on September 10, 2026, the tracked Robinhood Chain snapshot covers 225 pools and 139 tokens. Across those pools, tracked volume reached $1.506 billion and tracked trades reached 2,981,236.

There were also 20-plus new pools in the last 24 hours, with the feed capped. That alone tells the basic story: this is not a quiet network session.

Official Robinhood Chain documentation describes the network as an Ethereum-compatible Layer 2 built on Arbitrum Orbit. Official Stock Tokens documentation says Stock Tokens are standard ERC-20s designed to provide economic exposure to underlying equities and ETFs.

One important limitation: these are tracked-pool figures, not a full accounting of every transaction on the chain. That matches the framing on GeckoTerminal’s main Robinhood pools dashboard, which reports activity for the pools it tracks rather than the entire network.

A separate GeckoTerminal surface cited in research showed about $1.97 billion in 24-hour volume and 7.89 million transactions across its tracked Robinhood pools. The exact totals differ from this pull, but the direction is the same: activity is elevated.

Uniswap V3 and V4 still dominate Robinhood Chain

The venue split is lopsided.

Uniswap V3 and V4 alone account for about $1.18 billion, or roughly 78% of tracked volume. Add Uniswap V2’s $56.8 million, and the combined Uniswap share moves above 82%.

That matters because it explains where most price discovery is happening. The chain may have many active DEX brands, but the bulk of trading still clears through a small number of venues.

Pons V2 Dex is the main non-Uniswap venue in this snapshot, but it is well behind the top two. Even so, it is important for one reason: many of the fastest new meme names are appearing there, often against unusual quote assets rather than plain WETH or USDG.

Tokenized stock tokens still provide the deepest Robinhood Chain markets

If the question is where the deepest, more established liquidity sits, the answer is still tokenized stocks and a few older core assets.

The ten tokenized stock tokens listed in this snapshot add up to about $165.9 million in 24-hour volume. Research also pointed to GeckoTerminal’s broader robinhood tokenized securities category, which showed $322.32 million in 24-hour volume and 1.63 million transactions. So the stock-token complex is larger than the few headline names covered here.

The biggest tokenized-stock markets in this pull are straightforward:

• NVDA: $39.6 million in 24-hour volume, $7.24 million liquidity, 135,919 trades.
• SPCX: $39.5 million in 24-hour volume, $2.40 million liquidity, 83,076 trades.
• SPY: $35.0 million in 24-hour volume, $7.23 million liquidity, 80,452 trades.
• AAPL: $13.5 million in 24-hour volume.
• amc: $12.3 million in 24-hour volume.

These are not one-pool stories either. NVDA trades across Uniswap V3 and Up V3. SPCX trades across Uniswap V3 and Bankr. SPY is spread across Uniswap V4, Uniswap V3, Ramses V3, and Up V3.

The main NVDA pool is NVDA / USDG 0.05% on Uniswap V3, with $29.9 million in 24-hour volume and 98,236 transactions. The main SPCX pool is SPCX / USDG 0.05% on Uniswap V3, with $27.0 million in volume and 60,269 transactions.

The buyer-seller split also looks relatively balanced in these larger stock-token markets. NVDA logged 20,425 buyers and 20,671 sellers. SPCX logged 12,839 buyers and 13,175 sellers. SPY logged 15,593 buyers and 17,266 sellers.

That is a different tape from the newest meme launches. The stock-token side looks more like continuous two-way flow than one-directional launch chasing.

A second useful signal is liquidity depth. Among the visible pools in this snapshot, the single deepest pool is AI / NVDA on Bankr with $19.35 million in liquidity. Even though AI is not a stock token, that pool still shows how tokenized stocks are being used as quote assets inside the wider trading economy.

PONS also belongs in this section, even though it is not a tokenized stock. It is the single highest-volume token in the snapshot at $137.1 million, spread across multiple mature pools on Uniswap V3, Uniswap V4, Ramses V3, Up V3, and Giga V3. The largest visible PONS pools include PONS / USDG 0.3% on Uniswap V4 with $34.4 million volume and PONS / WETH 0.3% on Uniswap V3 with $39.0 million volume.

New meme pools are where the fastest moves are

The other half of the story is speed.

The sharpest percentage moves are coming from fresh meme pools, many of them less than a day old. Research did not find credible dated catalysts for BRIAN, ZenoCoin, or CANAL in the last seven days, so the safer reading is that these are flow-driven launches rather than news-driven repricings.

BRIAN is a textbook listing effect

BRIAN is only 9 hours old. It posted $9.34 million in 24-hour volume, $309,000 in liquidity, and 12,999 trades.

Its 24-hour move shows as +266,272%. On a pool this young, that is a listing effect, not an organic rally.

ZenoCoin is even newer, and the quote asset matters

ZenoCoin is only 1 hour old. It already shows $2.55 million in 24-hour volume on just $76,229 of liquidity, with 18,238 trades.

The pair is ZenoCoin / NVDA on Pons V2 Dex. That is notable because it means meme speculation is not just using WETH and stablecoins. It is also leaning on tokenized stocks as quote assets.

Its 24-hour move shows +1,756%. Again, at one hour old, this should be read as launch pricing noise.

MEME is not new, but it is still central

MEME is different. It is not a fresh listing. The token is about 125 hours old and already trades across several pools on Uniswap V4 and Uniswap V3.

It still did $26.27 million in 24-hour volume with $2.06 million in liquidity and 38,471 trades. Price was down 38.85% over 24 hours, with buyers and sellers almost even at 5,291 versus 5,424.

So MEME looks less like a launch and more like an established speculative market that remains active. A newer MEME / USDG 0.667% pool created on September 9, 2026 may be helping refresh that flow.

CLUBY and CANAL show how rough early discovery can be

CLUBY is 16 hours old, with $13.65 million in volume on just $44,809 of liquidity. Its 24-hour move is up 7,355%, but its 6-hour and 1-hour changes are both around negative 98%.

That is the kind of path traders usually see when a tiny pool gets hit hard, then unwinds just as hard.

CANAL is 46 hours old, so it is still inside the under-two-day window where early price discovery can be distorted. It did $1.62 million in volume with $161,261 in liquidity and showed a 24-hour move of 1,043%.

What this says about Robinhood Chain right now

Robinhood Chain does not look purely stock-led or purely meme-led on September 10, 2026. It looks like a mix with a clear division of labor.

The base liquidity still sits in older, deeper markets: PONS, NVDA, SPCX, SPY, AI, and other pools with seven-figure liquidity and broad venue coverage. That is where the chain’s most stable two-way trading appears to live.

The attention layer is elsewhere. New meme pools are generating the biggest percentage moves, the fastest turnover, and some of the strangest pair constructions.

The crossover matters. ZenoCoin trades against NVDA. DOGSHIT trades against SPCX. CLAWNCH trades against NVDA. AI trades against NVDA. amc trades against MEME. One reading is that Robinhood Chain is no longer separating its tokenized-stock culture from its meme culture very cleanly. The two are mixing in the same pool map.

That does not mean the speculative side is stronger than the stock-token side. By dollar depth and mature volume, the stock-token complex still looks sturdier. But the new-pool pipeline, reflected in GeckoTerminal’s Robinhood new-pools feed, keeps feeding speculative turnover into the network.

So the short answer is simple: Robinhood Chain is being carried by both. Tokenized stocks provide the deeper floor. Meme pools provide the faster pulse.

Risks and things to double-check

• Tracked volume is not the same as full-chain volume. These numbers cover tracked DEX pools.
• Extreme gains on pools younger than two days are listing effects. They are not reliable evidence of sustained demand.
• Low-liquidity pools can reverse violently. CLUBY is the clearest example in this snapshot.
• Quote asset risk matters on Robinhood Chain because many meme pools are paired against stock tokens, not just WETH or USDG.
• Contract addresses matter. Symbols can repeat or get confusing across new launches, so check the address before interacting with any pool.