CryptoBriefing and Coinpedia give different cumulative fee totals for Robinhood Chain's first two months, though both agree on the record $3.75M daily figure.
CryptoBriefing and Coinpedia give different cumulative fee totals for Robinhood Chain's first two months, though both agree on the record $3.75M daily figure.
What all sources agree on
- Robinhood Chain generated a record $3.75 million in daily fees.
- The chain went live on mainnet on July 1, 2026.
- Arbitrum takes a 10% cut of net protocol revenue from the chain.
- The record day produced approximately $370,000-$377,000 for the Arbitrum ecosystem.
Where the reports disagree
1Cumulative fees since launch (two-month total)
Cumulative fees have already surpassed $13 million in just two months of operation.
Robinhood Chain has accumulated $11.48 million in fees since its launch (within two months).
What would settle it: DefiLlama's cumulative fee dataset for Robinhood Chain, or Arbitrum's own published revenue update.
2Breakdown of the 10% Arbitrum revenue share
That split breaks down to 8% directed to the Arbitrum DAO treasury and 2% to the Developer Guild.
Of that allocation, 80% goes to the Arbitrum DAO, while the remaining 20% is directed toward a developer fund.
What to make of it
Treat the record $3.75M single-day fee figure and the 10% Arbitrum revenue-share mechanism as established; the two-month cumulative fee total ($13M vs $11.48M) is unresolved and should not be cited as a settled figure.
Treat the record $3.75M single-day fee figure and the 10% Arbitrum revenue-share mechanism as established; the two-month cumulative fee total ($13M vs $11.48M) is unresolved and should not be cited as a settled figure.
