Why are memecoins more active than tokenised stocks on Robinhood Markets blockchain?

Robinhood Markets launched its blockchain for tokenised stocks, but memecoins have attracted most early trading. Crypto traders have driven much of the network's initial activity.

How much activity has Robinhood Markets blockchain recorded?

Robinhood Markets said its blockchain has reached about US$312 million in total value locked. The network also processes around 3.6 million transactions each day.

What is CASHCAT on Robinhood Markets blockchain?

CASHCAT is a memecoin running on Robinhood Markets blockchain. It has reached a market value of about US$156 million since the network launched.

What assets does Robinhood Markets support on its blockchain?

Robinhood Markets supports tokenised stocks, exchange-traded funds, commodities, US Treasury products, and memecoins. The blockchain was built to expand tokenised investing.

Why did Robinhood Markets build its blockchain?

Robinhood Markets said it built the blockchain to support tokenised real-world assets and blockchain-based investing. The company plans to expand tokenised financial products as the platform develops.

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Robinhood blockchain draws memecoin traders first

Written by Liezl GambePublished Jul 14, 2026, 2:45 AM

Robinhood's new blockchain has seen memecoins attract more activity than tokenised stocks.
The network has reached about US$312 million in total value locked.
Robinhood continues building tokenised financial products despite the early trading trend.

Robinhood Markets launched a blockchain for tokenised stocks, but memecoins have generated most of the early trading activity.

The network has reached about US$312 million in total value locked and processes around 3.6 million daily transactions.

A memecoin called CASHCAT has grown to a market value of about US$156 million, while tokenised assets on the network total about US$12.8 million.

Robinhood's blockchain also supports tokenised stocks, exchange-traded funds, commodities, and US Treasury products.

The company built the network to expand blockchain-based investing and support tokenised real-world assets.

Early trading has been driven mainly by crypto users rather than investors in tokenised stocks.

Robinhood said it will continue expanding tokenised financial products as the blockchain platform grows.