Robinhood Chain, the blockchain network operated by trading platform Robinhood, has surpassed $70 million in stock-token assets, according to a CoinDesk report. The figure points to continued activity around tokenized equities within decentralized finance markets, where platforms are testing blockchain-based access to assets tied to traditional financial instruments.

Daily Trading Volume Tops $500,000

Daily trading volume across 12 tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain has exceeded $500,000. Five individual tokens have each recorded more than $1 million in volume.

GameStop leads the group with $26.6 million in volume, followed by Nvidia at $14 million and SpaceX at $6.4 million. Other tokenized equity names on the network include AMC Entertainment and Apple.

Tokenized stocks are blockchain-based representations of traditional equities that can allow users to trade fractional shares on blockchain infrastructure. These products may offer 24/7 trading, faster settlement and compatibility with decentralized finance protocols, providing access outside standard stock exchange hours. Their specific rights, redemption mechanics and regulatory treatment can depend on the structure of each product and the jurisdiction in which it is offered.

Network Fees Rank Fourth Among Blockchains

Data from DeFiLlama shows Robinhood Chain generated approximately $350,000 in network fees over the past 24 hours. That placed the network fourth among all blockchains by fee generation during the period.

The network’s total value locked, or TVL, is approximately $315 million, representing a threefold increase since mid-July. TVL is commonly used in decentralized finance to measure the value of assets deposited into protocols and applications on a network.

Network fees are generated from blockchain transactions, including tokenized stock trades, swaps and other DeFi activity. Such fees are paid to validators and the network treasury, according to the source. Fee generation and TVL are often tracked together because they can indicate how much capital and transaction activity is moving through a blockchain network, though they do not by themselves show whether activity is durable.

Tokenized Stocks and Retail Access

Robinhood Chain’s move into tokenized stocks places the network between conventional finance products and crypto-native infrastructure. For retail users, tokenized equities can provide fractional exposure to traditional shares and trading availability beyond regular market hours.

The source noted that the growth of Robinhood Chain’s tokenized stock assets, trading volume and TVL reflects increased activity across the network. Whether that growth continues depends on user adoption, regulatory clarity and the broader performance of the DeFi ecosystem. Market participants will also be watching liquidity depth, product terms and how tokenized equity products interact with existing securities rules.

Robinhood Chain’s stock-token assets passing $70 million adds to a broader market focus on tokenized real-world assets, including equities, as blockchain networks and trading platforms continue to test products linked to traditional financial instruments.