Robinhood Chain Data Now Queryable on Dune

Robinhood Chain, the Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain developed by Robinhood Markets, is now live on Dune Analytics, offering data visualization and querying tools for tokenized stocks and other real-world assets (RWAs). This integration aims to enhance transparency for institutional participants and developers analyzing activity on the chain.

Robinhood Chain is built using Arbitrum technology and focuses on the tokenization of real-world assets like equities, exchange-traded products (ETPs), and other financial instruments. The network advertises capabilities such as 100-millisecond block times, high throughput, and Ethereum compatibility, with ETH serving as the native gas token. It entered public testnet on February 10, 2026, and processed over 4 million transactions within its first week—indicating substantial developer and user interest.

With its integration into Dune, data from Robinhood Chain becomes queryable and exportable, enabling deeper insights into three core areas:

• Tokenized asset activity: Analysts can track the issuance, transfer, and holdings of onchain stock tokens and RWAs.
• Ethereum bridging: Data on deposits and withdrawals between Robinhood Chain and Ethereum is accessible.
• Wallet behavior: Onchain activities tied to Robinhood’s self-custody wallet can be analyzed.

Strategically, Robinhood Chain represents Robinhood’s push to expand beyond crypto trading within its brokerage platform to building blockchain infrastructure for global financial applications. The company has positioned the chain as a hub for tokenized equities and ETFs, aimed at delivering 24/7 trading and self-custody capabilities. This shift also aligns with Robinhood’s broader ambitions to serve European markets, where tokenized stock offerings have gained traction.

While the network remains in its testnet phase, the absence of a native token and the reliance on ETH for transaction fees position it as a low-friction option for developers already operating within the Ethereum ecosystem. No mainnet launch date has been formally announced, but the company has previously hinted at a 2026 rollout.

The Dune integration adds a layer of transparency critical for institutional adoption. By offering standardized access to onchain data, Robinhood Chain could attract financial firms seeking robust analytics on tokenized assets and blockchain activity.

As of now, traders and analysts can monitor Robinhood Chain’s progress on Dune while waiting for further updates on its mainnet timeline and potential expansion of its tokenized asset offerings.