Robinhood Chain Weekly Recap: Pools, DEXs, Stocks

Robinhood Chain ended the week with two markets moving at once. Large, liquid flow stayed centered on tokenized stock tokens like SPY, SPCX, NVDA, and META, while the loudest percentage moves came from same-day pool launches. As of November 2, 2026, tracked 24-hour volume was $529.1 million across 229 pools and 153 tokens.

Robinhood Chain volume peaked midweek and bounced into November 2

Across the seven daily reports from October 27, 2026 through November 2, 2026, tracked volume did not move in a straight line.

It started at $604.4 million on October 27, slipped to $531.3 million on October 28, then jumped to a weekly high of $733.1 million on October 29. October 30 stayed almost as active at $718.3 million.

The pace then cooled hard. Tracked volume fell to $419.8 million on October 31 and to a weekly low of $367.9 million on November 1, before rebounding to $529.1 million on November 2.

That means the week ended about 12% below October 27, but about 44% above November 1. From the October 29 peak to the November 1 trough, tracked volume was cut by about half.

That pattern matters more than any single meme spike. The chain still carried heavy turnover after the pullback, but the market stopped looking broad and started looking selective.

For context, Robinhood said in its October 27, 2026 earnings release that Robinhood Chain had logged more than $80 billion in DEX volume in its first quarter on mainnet. In its October 28, 2026 Form 10-Q, Robinhood described Robinhood Chain and Stock Tokens as core products. The week’s on-chain tape still fits that broader picture: serious size stayed in stock-token markets even while short-lived launches absorbed attention.

DEX rotation is visible, but the clearest read is the November 2 snapshot

The weekly dataset does not include a day-by-day DEX share breakdown, so the cleanest view of DEX rotation comes from the November 2 snapshot.

Those top four venues handled about 94.6% of tracked volume.

Uniswap V4 still led on raw size, but the more interesting detail is concentration. Aero Slipstream handled $101.6 million with only six tracked pools, and Metric handled $51.1 million with 14. That is a sign that volume was not spread evenly across hundreds of small pairs. It was clustering in a small set of active markets.

A large part of that clustering came from tokenized stock tokens routing across multiple venues at once. SPY, SPCX, and NVDA each showed meaningful flow on more than one DEX, with WETH, USDG, and cross-stock pairs all active.

SPY, SPCX, NVDA, and META kept stock-token flow in the center

The four stock tokens in focus did not post wild price moves on November 2, 2026. They posted flow.

SPY traded $19.0 million in 24 hours, SPCX traded $17.8 million, NVDA traded $10.2 million, and META traded $3.8 million. Combined, that was about $50.8 million.

The price changes were small: SPY was up 0.16%, SPCX up 0.73%, NVDA up 0.38%, and META down 0.49%. Buyers did not dominate any of the four. SPY had 6,149 buyers versus 6,546 sellers. SPCX had 4,397 buyers versus 4,805 sellers. NVDA had 2,515 buyers versus 3,104 sellers. META had 639 buyers versus 767 sellers.

That is a useful read on market tone. Large stock-token markets were active, but not impulsive.

SPY flow was spread across many venues

SPY had the broadest venue mix in the snapshot. Its largest single pool by daily volume was SPY / WETH on Aero Slipstream at $3.5 million, followed by SPY / WETH on Uniswap V3 at $2.5 million, SPY / NVDA on Uniswap V4 at $2.3 million, and SPY / USDG 0.01% on Uniswap V4 at $2.3 million.

That is not a one-pair market. It is a routing map with stablecoin, ETH, and stock-against-stock flow all live.

SPCX and NVDA were split, not captive

SPCX volume was distributed across Uniswap V3, Uniswap V4, Metric, and Aero Slipstream. Its largest pool was SPCX / USDG 0.05% on Uniswap V3 at $6.3 million, but Uniswap V4 still carried $3.7 million and Metric another $2.8 million.

NVDA showed the same pattern. Its largest pool was NVDA / USDG on Metric at $4.0 million, ahead of NVDA / USDG 0.05% on Uniswap V3 at $2.6 million and NVDA / WETH 0.05% on Uniswap V3 at $2.3 million.

META stayed smaller but still liquid

META was quieter than SPY, SPCX, and NVDA, but it still printed $3.8 million in 24-hour volume. Most of that sat in META / USDG on Metric at $2.7 million, with the rest split between META / SPY on Uniswap V4 and META / WETH on Uniswap V3.

Cross-stock pairs also stayed relevant outside the four names in focus. QQQ / SPY traded $2.3 million, and GOOGL / SPY traded $1.0 million.

New pools won the headlines, not the volume base

If the stock-token complex carried the week’s steadier flow, new launches carried the headlines.

The feed showed 20+ new pools in the last 24 hours on November 2, 2026, with the feed itself capped. Several of the top movers were only hours old.

Claude stood out because it had both speed and depth. Its five-hour-old Uniswap V4 pool traded $13.0 million with $3.9 million in liquidity. That made it one of the rare fresh launches in the snapshot with large enough depth to sit near the chain’s top-volume leaders.

Several other movers were much thinner:

• ANT was up 49,745.61% with a seven-hour-old pool, $1.6 million in volume, and about $99,500 in liquidity.
• BRAIN was up 4,833.46% with a five-hour-old pool, $1.1 million in volume, and about $29,800 in liquidity.
• Nathalia was up 1,776.1% with a 12-hour-old pool, $1.8 million in volume, and about $53,600 in liquidity.
• Warcoin was up 625.03% with an eight-hour-old pool and about $32,400 in liquidity.
• GATO was up 599.43% with an 11-hour-old pool and about $99,900 in liquidity.
• ANAKIN was up 524.18% with a 19-hour-old pool and about $101,300 in liquidity.

Those are listing effects, not organic rallies. On Robinhood Chain, as on any low-age DEX market, giant percentage moves in pools younger than two days usually say more about launch mechanics than durable price discovery.

There was one project-level data point stronger than the rest. BrainChain’s network page says the project is live on Robinhood Chain, which gives BRAIN at least one official reference point. For several other November 2 movers, the research set found little or no credible official launch material. That does not prove anything by itself, but it does raise information risk.

Which names kept coming back through the week

No single ticker owned the full week.

By symbol, the names that showed up in two separate daily mover reports were Claude, GTA6, SPHINCS, WOFL, and ANAKIN. A few symbols also repeated within a single report: HOUSECOIN appeared twice on October 29, DODO twice on October 31, and WANDER twice on November 1.

The biggest single-day percentage moves in the seven-day window were these:

The cleaner practical takeaway is that the week produced repeated bursts rather than one sustained leader. The most durable markets were not the biggest percentage gainers. They were the deep stock-token and established-liquidity pairs that kept printing volume while the launch tape turned over.

Daily reports for the week

• Top 10 Robinhood Chain tokens today: October 27, 2026
• Top 10 Robinhood Chain tokens today: October 28, 2026
• Top 10 Robinhood Chain tokens today: October 29, 2026
• Top 10 Robinhood Chain tokens today: October 30, 2026
• Top 10 Robinhood Chain tokens today: October 31, 2026
• Top 10 Robinhood Chain tokens today: November 1, 2026
• Top 10 Robinhood Chain tokens today: November 2, 2026

If there is one pattern to carry into the next week, it is this: Robinhood Chain still has a split personality. Tokenized stocks appear to anchor the deeper, more repeatable flow, while brand-new pools keep generating the largest short-term percentage prints. Traders should not confuse one with the other.