- Robinhood Chain will allocate 10% of protocol net revenue, with 8% going to the Arbitrum DAO treasury and 2% to development.
- Robinhood Wallet now supports bridging assets from multiple blockchains and swapping tokens on Robinhood Chain.
- The Ethereum Layer 2 network targets tokenized stocks, real-world assets, and decentralized finance services.
Robinhood Chain has introduced a revenue-sharing model that directs part of its fees to the Arbitrum ecosystem, according to Offchain Labs co-founder Steven Goldfeder. The update follows Robinhood Chain’s recent launch in Robinhood Wallet, where users can bridge assets from multiple blockchain networks and swap tokens. Goldfeder said the structure will support the Arbitrum treasury and development funding as enterprise adoption grows.
Robinhood Chain Fees Flow To Arbitrum
According to Steven Goldfeder, every Arbitrum Layer 2 network, including Robinhood Chain, will contribute 10% of protocol net revenue. He said 8% will go to the tokenholder-controlled Arbitrum DAO treasury.
Meanwhile, the remaining 2% will fund ecosystem development. Goldfeder also said Arbitrum One follows a different model. According to him, 100% of fees collected on Arbitrum One flow directly into the Arbitrum treasury.
The Arbitrum DAO factsheet describes the revenue source as protocol net revenue. Therefore, the calculation applies after network costs rather than total user fees.
Robinhood Wallet Expands Chain Access
The revenue update comes as Robinhood Chain becomes available inside Robinhood Wallet. According to Wu Blockchain, users can bridge assets from Solana, Ethereum, Arbitrum, and other supported networks.
After bridging, users can swap assets directly within the wallet application. Earlier reports from crypto.news said Robinhood Chain operates as an Ethereum Layer 2 network built with Arbitrum technology.
The same reports said the network focuses on tokenized stocks, real-world assets, and decentralized finance services. During testing, the network processed more than four million transactions in its first week.
Revenue Model Supports Treasury And Development
According to the Arbitrum DAO factsheet, Robinhood Chain launched on July 1 as a dedicated Arbitrum chain settling to Ethereum.
The factsheet states that 10% of protocol net revenue returns under the Arbitrum Expansion Program license. It also confirms that 8% goes to the DAO treasury while 2% supports the Arbitrum Developer Guild.
Robinhood has positioned tokenized stocks as a core product on the network. The report also said eligible users across more than 120 countries can trade tokenized equities through Robinhood Wallet and supported decentralized exchanges.
Goldfeder said the revenue model allows Arbitrum to capture value as enterprise adoption of its Layer 2 technology continues to expand.
