Crypto trading terminals settled more than $1 billion of volume in a single day on Sept. 2, the first time they have done so since January 2025, according to a Dune chart published by the analyst who goes by Adam on X.
The venue mix behind that number has changed since the last billion-dollar day. GMGN, the multi-chain terminal that took $479.7 million of the $1.03 billion total on Adam's count, now does nine of every ten dollars of its volume on Robinhood Chain, the two-month-old network Robinhood built for tokenized equities. Its Solana volume was $9.5 million that day, against $9.4 million 30 days earlier.
GMGN recorded $490.9 million of volume on Sept. 2, its third-largest day on record, DefiLlama data shows. The two bigger days were Oct. 8 and Oct. 9, 2025, at $519.2 million and $494.9 million. Its January 2025 peak, during the TRUMP memecoin launch, was $272.4 million on Jan. 19.
Robinhood Chain accounted for $445.5 million of GMGN's Sept. 2 volume, or 90.7%. Thirty days earlier the chain carried $18.2 million of it.
GMGN's BSC volume went the other way over that stretch, from $91.6 million a day to $29.6 million. Across all chains the terminal settled $3.02 billion over 30 days against $2.49 billion in the prior 30-day window, a 21.5% increase. The record day came from Robinhood Chain; the rest of GMGN's footprint grew far less or shrank.
