# Robinhood Chain — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-11 06:12 UTC)
## @TheBullishX (The Bullish Whale 🐋) · 09-11 05:17 · ♥166 ↻110 💬0 ⭐🐕 THE DOGESTAR IS HERE. $SIRIUS 🐕⭐
Some memes are random.
Some have a story.
$SIRIUS — The Dogestar has a narrative written in the stars. 🌌⭐
In 2021, Vlad Tenev referred to Sirius as the “Doge Star.” Now that idea has become the identity behind The Dogestar — a community-driven meme project on Robinhood Chain.
The star is registered. The community is growing. The narrative is getting SIRIUS. 🚀⭐
🐕 THE DOGESTAR ⭐ $SIRIUS 🌌 A meme with a story written in the stars
CA: "0x3b4A0048a00787A644932cD648Faa043410C163e"
🌐 Website: https://t.co/YCzDNr3jXK 💬 Telegram: https://t.co/PXFlkXGUrE 𝕏 X: https://t.co/Hr5oBrc1l4
Look up. The Dogestar is shining. ⭐🐕
#SIRIUS #DOGESTAR #Robinhood #MemeCoin https://x.com/TheBullishX/status/2098279678645817530
## @mahatab365 (AURO🌍) · 09-11 04:54 · ♥82 ↻3 💬99 Good morning friends
the closer we get to launch, the more i’m watching @hoodminers_rh
what makes the Miner interesting isn’t just the NFT itself.
once activated, it can potentially earn from different parts of the ecosystem:
Trading volume Hood Miners secondary royalties Ordinals Robinhood Bridge revenue
and the part i find most interesting is where those rewards go.
they’re paid as tokenized stocks directly into the Miner’s own wallet.
with Robinhood pushing more attention toward onchain trading and the Robinhood Chain narrative getting stronger, Hood Miners feels like one of those projects worth watching early.
still time left.
i’m keeping mine on the radar. https://x.com/mahatab365/status/2098273939508367524
## @0xSagaLab (CryptoSaga) · 09-11 04:22 · ♥79 ↻7 💬71 GM to absolutely everyone ⚡
One thing I find interesting about HoodMiners is that it challenges the idea of what an NFT is supposed to be.
The interesting part is not simply owning a digital miner. It is the relationship between the miner and the assets it can carry.
@hoodminers_rh uses ERC-721 NFTs with ERC-6551 token-bound accounts, giving each miner its own wallet and onchain identity. That changes the primitive: the NFT is no longer just a representation of an asset; it can become the container that owns and moves assets with it.
That design becomes even more relevant on Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum-compatible Layer 2 built with real-world assets and onchain financial applications in mind.
HoodMiners is also positioning the collection around a connection to Bitcoin, meaning the value associated with a miner is not necessarily designed to remain confined to one ecosystem.
This is where I think the experiment gets interesting.
Instead of asking, “How rare is my NFT?”
HoodMiners makes a more useful question possible:
“What can my NFT actually own, carry, and become?”
That shift from collectible to programmable asset is the part worth watching. > 引用 @0xSagaLab: GM 𝕏 ⚡
Most NFT projects sell an image.
@hoodminers_rh is experimenting with something more interesting: making the NFT itself an onchain container with a financial path beyond its original chain.
Each HoodMiner rig is built as an ERC-721 with an ERC-6551 wallet, meaning the rig can own assets and operate with its own wallet identity. What sits inside those wallets remains sealed until mint, creating an element of discovery without revealing the underlying value beforehand.
The more important detail is the architecture.
Hoodminers is launching on Robinhood Chain, while its “seam” extends toward Bitcoin. That creates a concept where the rig is not simply a collectible sitting on one network, but a programmable onchain object designed to interact across ecosystems.
There is also a strong community layer through the Nucleus collaboration, with 1,031 guaranteed whitelist spots tied to Nucleus Contribution & Reputation leaderboards.
To me, the interesting part of HoodMiners is not the artwork.
It is the experiment: what happens when a collectible becomes an autonomous wallet, a container for assets, and a bridge between ecosystems?
That is a much more compelling direction for NFTs than simply creating another profile-picture collection. https://x.com/0xSagaLab/status/2098265810930147711
## @kisc_0 (Afrolite) · 09-11 04:58 · ♥68 ↻0 💬85 The real engine behind @hoodminers_rh are its rewards
Its ecosystem generates revenue from a few different places.
- people trading HoodMiners token is one. - Miners getting bought and sold on secondary markets is another. - and then there's activity on the Ordinals Bridge, which is the bridge connecting Bitcoin Ordinals to Robinhood Chain.
a portion of the revenue from each of those streams gets funneled straight back to activated Miners. Which means your Miner isn't earning off actual usage happening across the whole ecosystem.
more trading, more secondary sales, more bridge activity, all feeds back into rewards for holders who activated their Miner.
holders eating good here. https://x.com/kisc_0/status/2098274995893875090
## @Coinmaster100x (Master) · 09-11 04:12 · ♥67 ↻0 💬63 Let The Countdown Begin
The closer we get, the more interesting @hoodminers_rh looks.
Once a miner wakes up, it can earn from different parts of the ecosystem:
$XXXX trading volume Hood Miners secondary royalties Ordinals Robinhood Bridge revenue
And the interesting part is that the rewards are paid in tokenized stocks directly into the miner’s own wallet.
Robinhood is already creating a lot of attention around onchain trading, and the Robinhood Chain narrative is only getting bigger.
That makes Hood Miners an interesting NFT to watch, especially with its connection to the ecosystem.
I am definitely keeping an eye on this one.
There is still time. https://x.com/Coinmaster100x/status/2098263279386972274
## @elenalin01 (Lin) · 09-11 04:01 · ♥62 ↻8 💬42 NFTs ARE GETTING A WALLET OF THEIR OWN.
@hoodminers_rh is bringing a different angle to NFTs on Robinhood Chain: 5,000 Miners, with each Miner designed around its own wallet rather than being just another JPEG sitting in your wallet.
Now the project is gaining extra attention through @NucleusCodes, connecting HoodMiners with an ecosystem built around on-chain activity, contribution and community rewards.
With the mint countdown approaching September 15, this is one project I’m watching closely.
NFT + Wallet + On-chain Rewards = ??? https://x.com/elenalin01/status/2098260494281052234
## @Tanaka_L2 (Tanaka) · 09-11 04:54 · ♥81 ↻2 💬21 My thoughts on the coming arms race for Tokenized Stocks
The more I track tokenized stocks, the clearer the competition becomes.
Robinhood, Base, Binance and Solana are now competing for issuance, liquidity and distribution.
The numbers already show it:
– @RobinhoodCrypto offers more than 190 stock tokens.
– @binance's bStocks passed $500M in AUM within seven weeks and expanded beyond 46 listings.
– @xStocksFi now represents $612M in assets across 733 products and almost 300K holders.
– @solana processed more than $10B in cumulative tokenized-stock volume by June, including a record $683M day.
– @base launched with 4 Coinbase stock tokens and roughly $7.5M in circulating supply, with contracts prepared for nine more.
This looks like a race between chains and exchanges.
I think that is only the first stage.
Robinhood, Coinbase, Binance and Solana each control a large user base.
They can promote their own stock-token format, subsidize liquidity and place those assets directly inside products people already use.
That distribution advantage is real.
But I do not think centralized distribution remains equally defensible once users start holding and trading these assets onchain.
I can already see the interface layer becoming more important.
– @phantom supports both xStocks and @Ondo stocks.
– @Uniswap supports tokenized securities across its Web App, Wallet and API, while also routing Robinhood Stock Tokens through UniswapX and AMMs.
The user no longer needs to care whether Nvidia exposure is called NVDAx, NVDAon, NVDAb or NVDAc.
They only need reliable redemption, strong legal protection, deep liquidity, low slippage and good execution.
Once several regulated issuers tokenize the same stock, the ticker itself becomes less important.
The wallet or router can compare every available version and decide which one should receive the trade.
That is where I think the real power shifts.
Onchain front ends such as Phantom, @Pumpfun, @ponsdotfamily, and @fomo control discovery and user attention.
Execution infra such as Uniswap, @MeteoraAG and @PancakeSwap controls routing and liquidity.
Issuers still control the regulated wrapper, custody and redemption. But they may no longer control the order flow.
Robinhood Chain is already showing why this matters.
In July, stock/meme pairs generated $46.1M in one day.
At one point, more than half of the chain’s stock-token volume came from pairs where the other asset was a meme, with AI/NVDA as the largest contributor.
I initially viewed this as a speculative side market.
Now I think it is a serious distribution experiment.
Pairing a new meme directly with NVDA, AAPL or SPCX creates demand for the stock token without requiring users to arrive for the stock itself.
The meme brings attention and holders, stock token becomes the liquidity asset, then the chain gains activity across both.
That explains why these ecosystems are leaning into the stock + meme meta.
It is one of the fastest ways to bootstrap liquidity, ownership and distribution at the same time.
But it also changes the competitive question.
The winner may not be the company that issues the most stock tickers.
It may be the issuer that gets selected most often by wallets, routers, launchpads and liquidity venues.
That competition will come down to 4 things:
[1] Regulatory structure and redemption quality
[2] Liquidity and execution
[3] Distribution through dominant onchain interfaces
[4] New use cases such as stock/meme pairs, lending and collateral
I expect the user experience to eventually look similar to stablecoins.
A wallet may show one USD balance even when several stablecoins sit underneath it.
Tokenized stocks could follow the same path. > 引用 @Tanaka_L2: ➥ Tokenized Stocks: A Bigger Opportunity Than Most People Think
Tokenized stocks are completely changing the way people access traditional equity markets and honestly, I think the opportunity here is far bigger than most investors currently realize.
Instead of being restricted by Wall Street trading hours, high fees, geographic limitations, and slow settlement systems, users can now own Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, and other major equities directly onchain through tokenized assets.
– 24/7 trading. – Fractional ownership. – Instant settlement. – Global accessibility.
And even the ability to use tokenized equities as collateral inside DeFi for borrowing, leverage, and yield strategies.
This feels much bigger than another short-term crypto narrative.
While Bitcoin and large-cap altcoins still dominate headlines, tokenized stocks could realistically become the true killer app that finally brings millions of traditional investors fully onchain.
More importantly, this sector solves one of DeFi’s biggest structural weaknesses:
The lack of stable yield and real-world exposure.
As BlackRock, Ondo, and other major institutions continue pushing tokenization infrastructure forward, institutional capital entering crypto could accelerate massively over the coming years.
And the biggest winners will probably be the infrastructure layers positioned early enough before mainstream adoption fully arrives.
One project that has been standing out aggressively recently is @BlockSt_HQ.
– Block Street is building a unified liquidity layer for tokenized equities, allowing users to trade assets like $AAPL, $TSLA, and $NVDA fully onchain while integrating borrowing, leverage, and yield opportunities through products like Aqua (liquidity routing) and Everest (lending infrastructure).
– $BSB acts as the native ecosystem token powering governance, staking, and liquidity incentives across the platform.
– During Q2 alone, $BSB surged more than 400% as momentum around tokenized equities started accelerating aggressively.
Another project worth watching closely is $ONDO from @OndoFinance.
– Ondo has already positioned itself as one of the dominant players across tokenized Treasuries and RWAs while increasingly expanding toward tokenized equity exposure as well.
– The protocol continues attracting strong institutional flows thanks to rapidly growing TVL and deeper integrations with major financial infrastructure platforms.
– And perhaps the biggest catalyst of all right now is regulation itself starting to move in favor of tokenized equities.
The SEC is reportedly preparing to announce an “Innovation Exemption” later this month that could potentially allow third parties to tokenize blue-chip equities like $AAPL, $AMZN, $NVDA, and $TSLA for trading across crypto exchanges and DeFi rails.
If that actually happens, the impact on DeFi and RWA infrastructure could become enormous.
I genuinely believe tokenized stocks could become one of the biggest breakthroughs for both #RWA and crypto since the launch of spot BTC and ETH ETFs.
The moment global investors can access U.S. equities seamlessly onchain, capital flowing into crypto infrastructure could become far larger than most people expect.
If this trend reaches true mass adoption, RWA protocols will likely become some of the biggest winners across the entire market. https://x.com/Tanaka_L2/status/2098274053878661410
## @Drallio (Drallio) · 09-11 00:42 · ♥63 ↻9 💬13 i think if $PEPE ends up being one of the biggest winners this cycle, $HOODRAT has a chance to do extremely well too.
robinhood chain still needs a breakout meme runner, and i think $HOODRAT fits that role perfectly.
my $HOODRAT thesis remains the same. https://t.co/Yokz1H18UD https://x.com/Drallio/status/2098210413892485197
## @costa_crypto (costa) · 09-11 02:57 · ♥61 ↻6 💬5 I think we’re at the absolute bottom on Robinhood right now.
Sentiment is terrible. People are starting to regret ever getting involved, and most have already sold their memes and tokens on the chain.
Meanwhile, robinhood:0x75ce3ea0f536671c404e68f8b4bb8bc5326242ed is still holding strong. The unbreakable bottom keeps moving higher every single day.
follow @HatchfiCoin
Everyone who wanted to sell has pretty much sold already. LP is locked, and new investors keep coming in - slowly but consistently.
No crazy swings like we’re seeing with other Robinhood coins.
This is exactly the kind of structure I want to see at the bottom.
#CHKN #ROBINHOOD https://x.com/costa_crypto/status/2098244445036528114
## @DayTradeKade (Futures Sniper) · 09-11 03:47 · ♥61 ↻4 💬6 This might be the biggest $WALLET finding yet.
I’ve spent forever trying to answer one question: if $WALLET is actually connected to Robinhood… what the hell would it be used for?
I think we finally have the best explanation yet.
Before Robinhood Chain was even public, aa33 — the wallet that later deployed $WALLET — was already testing Robinhood Chain using Alchemy’s EIP-7702 smart-account infrastructure.
And here’s what aa33 was actually doing on Mainnet.
While Robinhood Mainnet was still private, aa33 received 0.15 ETH from F718 at roughly block 1,009.
aa33 then delegated itself through EIP-7702 to Alchemy’s SemiModularAccount7702 smart-account implementation.
After that, it repeatedly sent ETH back to itself through the programmable account — using different amounts ranging from tiny 0.0000001 ETH transfers up to 0.01 ETH.
The ETH wasn’t really going anywhere.
The same wallet was repeatedly executing transactions through the smart-account system while changing the amounts.
That matters because each transaction ran through the programmable account infrastructure where the account execution and gas logic could be tested.
aa33 then used that same account-abstraction setup to interact with Robinhood’s settlement infrastructure, including RobinHoodSettler in a $1 / USDG transaction.
So, simply:
aa33 gets funded on private Mainnet.
aa33 activates Alchemy’s EIP-7702 smart-account infrastructure.
aa33 repeatedly runs transactions through it.
aa33 interacts with Robinhood’s settlement infrastructure.
All before Robinhood Mainnet was public.
And this wasn’t just aa33 sitting there holding ETH.
On Robinhood Mainnet, aa33 was making smart-account transactions through Alchemy’s infrastructure — the exact type of setup that allows gas to be abstracted away from the user.
In simple terms: aa33 was testing the plumbing that can let a user make a transaction without having to manually pay the native ETH gas themselves.
That’s a crucial detail.
Because this infrastructure can do TWO very important things:
• Sponsor gas for users • Let users pay gas with an ERC-20 instead of ETH
And $WALLET was “ironically” created as an ERC-20.
Now look at how Robinhood launched the chain.
ETH is the native gas token, but Robinhood is temporarily covering gas costs for users.
So what happens when they stop paying?
This is where $WALLET could fit perfectly.
Robinhood wouldn’t even need to replace ETH as the chain’s native gas token.
A user could make a transaction and pay the fee in $WALLET.
Behind the scenes, a paymaster handles the actual ETH gas required by the blockchain and collects the equivalent amount of $WALLET from the user.
To the user:
Transaction → pay gas in $WALLET.
Underneath:
$WALLET → paymaster → ETH gas → transaction settles.
And Robinhood Mainnet’s infrastructure already supports ERC-20 gas payments. https://x.com/DayTradeKade/status/2098257067853389972