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OpenLiquid Now Supports Robinhood Chain
You can now generate volume on Robinhood Chain — the Arbitrum-based L2 that hit $560M+ in daily DEX volume one week after launch. Here's what the chain is, why it matters, and how to run your first session.
OpenLiquid now supports Robinhood Chain as its 9th blockchain, added within two weeks of the chain's July 1, 2026 mainnet launch. Token projects can generate real on-chain trading volume through Robinhood Chain's Uniswap deployment — via the Telegram bot or the hands-off order form — at a flat 1% fee with sub-cent gas.
What Is Robinhood Chain?
Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum Layer 2 built on Arbitrum's Orbit stack, launched on public mainnet on July 1, 2026. It uses ETH as its gas token, confirms transactions in roughly 100 milliseconds, carries chain ID 4663, and posts data to Ethereum via blobs. Robinhood built it primarily for tokenized stocks — 95 stock tokens trade on it 24/7 — but the open, permissionless side of the chain is where the crypto action moved immediately.
Anyone can deploy an ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain, pool it against WETH on the chain's Uniswap deployment, and trade it. Uniswap serves as the primary public liquidity venue, alongside 1inch, Lighter, Rialto, Pleiades, and Arcus — a perps DEX for tokenized stocks built by the dYdX team.
Why This Chain Matters Right Now
Robinhood Chain's daily DEX volume hit a record $563.9 million on July 8, 2026 — one week after mainnet launch — briefly surpassing Hyperliquid. The surge was driven by memecoins: CASHCAT reached roughly a $103 million market cap, and chain-wide memecoin volume rose more than 1,200% in the first week.
New chains create temporary asymmetries, and Robinhood Chain's launch is the largest of 2026. It connects directly to Robinhood's 28 million funded accounts across 120 countries — a retail distribution channel no other new chain has. One CASHCAT trader famously turned $800 into over $1 million in the opening week.
For token projects, this is the early-chain playbook that worked on Base in 2023 and Solana in 2024: launch or bridge while discovery is cheap, build volume history and holders before the field crowds, and ride the chain's own growth narrative. DexScreener already indexes Robinhood Chain under its own filter, and trending thresholds there are a fraction of what mature chains require.
How to Generate Volume on Robinhood Chain
Getting started takes under five minutes:
- Open t.me/OpenLiquidBot and select "Volume Bot," then choose "Robinhood Chain."
- Paste your token's contract address. The bot loads every Uniswap pool on the chain, ranked by liquidity.
- Set your target volume, min/max swap size, and wallet count. Because gas is sub-cent, high-frequency, many-wallet configurations are cost-effective here.
- Fund the deposit address with ETH on Robinhood Chain, and the session starts automatically. Each trade is reported in Telegram with a Blockscout link.
Prefer a managed session? Use the Robinhood Chain volume bot page and its hands-off order form — paste a token address, pick the Uniswap pool, and let the team run it. For a full walkthrough of the chain, see the Robinhood Chain overview, and for a ranked comparison of options, the best Robinhood Chain volume bots.
Pricing and Gas
OpenLiquid charges a flat 1% fee on session volume — no subscriptions. Gas on Robinhood Chain runs about $0.005-$0.02 per swap, so a 400-trade session costs under $8 in gas. A $10,000 volume session lands around $101-$104 all-in, putting Robinhood Chain alongside Solana and Base as the cheapest venues OpenLiquid supports.
One caveat: OpenLiquid's Robinhood Chain support covers standard ERC-20 tokens and memecoins on the chain's permissionless side. Robinhood's tokenized stock products are permissioned assets and are not supported for volume generation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. As of July 2026, OpenLiquid supports Robinhood Chain (Robinhood's Arbitrum-based Ethereum L2, chain ID 4663) as its 9th chain. You can generate volume for any token with a Uniswap pool on the chain through the Telegram bot or the hands-off order form. It was added within two weeks of the chain's July 1, 2026 mainnet launch.
In the chain's early weeks, roughly $5,000-$25,000 in 24-hour volume is enough to appear in DexScreener's Robinhood Chain filter — far below the hundreds of thousands required on Solana or Ethereum. This is because the chain launched in July 2026 and trending competition is still thin. The threshold will rise as more tokens launch.
OpenLiquid charges a flat 1% fee on session volume. Gas on Robinhood Chain is sub-cent — about $0.005-$0.02 per swap thanks to its Arbitrum Orbit stack and ~100ms blocks — so a 400-trade session costs under $8 in gas. A $10,000 volume session costs roughly $101-$104 all-in, among the cheapest of any chain.
OpenLiquid routes through Uniswap, the primary public liquidity venue on Robinhood Chain, where nearly all memecoin pairs trade against WETH. The bot automatically finds the deepest Uniswap pool for your token. Robinhood's permissioned tokenized-stock products are not supported — only standard ERC-20 tokens and memecoins on the chain's open side.
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