Robinhood Chain processed 10.8 million transactions in a single day while maintaining average block times of 100 milliseconds, according to blockchain data tracked on Blockscout.
The throughput figures place the layer-2 network among the highest-volume chains by daily transaction count. For context, Arbitrum processed roughly 2.4 million daily transactions in early 2025, while Optimism averaged around 1.2 million over the same period. Robinhood Chain's 100ms block time is faster than Ethereum's roughly 12-second average and matches the performance specifications Robinhood has published for the network.
Robinhood Chain launched as an Arbitrum-based layer-2 in 2024, initially designed to support tokenized stocks and other assets on-chain. The network has since absorbed significant volume from decentralized exchanges and memecoin activity. A single-day transaction peak of 10.8 million represents the high end of daily counts; other on-chain trackers using different methodologies reported daily volumes in the 7 million to 10.4 million range during the same period.
The network is built on Arbitrum's Nitro technology stack, which provides the underlying infrastructure for settlement and sequencing. Robinhood's chain documentation outlines the network's validator set and fee structure. Transaction costs on Robinhood Chain remain well below Ethereum mainnet.
Robinhood has not announced plans to modify block times or transaction throughput limits. The company has indicated plans to expand the network's asset coverage beyond stocks and memecoins, though no timeline has been provided.
Daily transaction volume on layer-2 networks fluctuates significantly based on market conditions and developer deployments.
