Robinhood Chain, the Ethereum Layer-2 network that launched on July 1, 2026, is expanding beyond token trading. Agents operating on the chain are now enabling $PONS holders to borrow against their positions without selling, while lenders can supply dollars and collect interest in return.
Robinhood Chain has accumulated activity at a pace that surprised even optimistic observers, and the Pons launchpad sits at the center of that momentum. That is a meaningful quality-of-life upgrade for a community that has watched its token swing between a few million dollars in market cap and peaks in the $300 million to $400 million range.
How Pons became the dominant force on Robinhood Chain
Robinhood Chain runs on the Arbitrum Orbit stack with chain ID 4663, positioning it as a specialized venue for tokenized stocks and ETFs, which the protocol calls Stock Tokens. At launch, over 95 Stock Tokens were available for trading, giving the chain an immediate catalog of familiar underlying assets in a 24/7 on-chain format.
Pons arrived as a non-custodial bonding-curve launchpad and quickly became the chain’s most prominent application. The platform has facilitated the creation of hundreds of thousands of tokens. Daily fees on the platform spiked to $5.95 million in early September 2026, a figure that drew attention well beyond Robinhood Chain’s immediate community.
