Dune Analytics announced full support for Robinhood Chain, making its onchain activity queryable, visualizable, and exportable through the platform. This update provides analysts, institutions, and developers with standardized tools to examine activity on the new blockchain without building custom infrastructure. Robinhood Chain is a permissionless Layer 2 network developed by Robinhood Markets using Arbitrum technology.
It is fully compatible with Ethereum tools and inherits Ethereum’s security while being optimized for financial use cases.
The chain focuses on enabling the native creation and trading of tokenized real-world assets, including equities and exchange-traded products, alongside self-custody features and continuous market access.
Key design choices include fast block times of roughly 100 milliseconds to support high-throughput financial applications, the use of ETH as the native gas token, and complete openness.
Anyone can deploy contracts, transfer assets, or build applications using standard Ethereum and Arbitrum tooling, with no platform lock-in or intermediaries required.
The network entered public testnet on February 10, 2026, allowing developers and partners to experiment before broader availability. Its mainnet launch coincided closely with the Dune integration.
Through Dune, users can now access detailed data across several important categories.
These include the issuance, transfers, and holdings of tokenized stock tokens and other real-world assets on the network.
Bridging activity between Robinhood Chain and Ethereum is also covered, showing inflows and outflows of assets via deposits and withdrawals.
In addition, onchain behavior linked to the Robinhood self-custody wallet can be analyzed, offering visibility into user engagement patterns.
This standardized data layer helps institutions and market participants track the growth of tokenized assets, monitor cross-chain flows, and understand wallet-level activity in one place.
Analysts can build custom queries, create visualizations, export datasets, and generate reports tailored to their needs.
The integration lowers barriers to studying the ecosystem’s development and supports more informed research into onchain financial infrastructure.
Community dashboards on Dune Analytics complement the official support by tracking broader metrics such as active and cumulative addresses, transaction volumes, contract deployments, gas usage, tokenized asset values, bridge TVL and flows, DEX activity, and basic economic indicators like fee revenue.
These resources provide a dynamic overview as the network scales from testnet through mainnet and beyond.
The move reflects the accelerating convergence of traditional finance and blockchain technology.
By making Robinhood Chain’s data readily accessible on a widely used analytics platform, Dune helps increase transparency around tokenized equities, real-world asset issuance, and related onchain behaviors.
This supports deeper analysis for participants exploring the potential of self-custodial, always-on financial applications built on fast, open Layer 2 infrastructure. As adoption of tokenized assets continues, reliable onchain data tools like those now available for Robinhood Chain will play an increasingly important role in understanding market dynamics and ecosystem health.