Robinhood Chain logged $73.01 million in 24-hour trading across 192 tokenized assets on Oct. 19, nearly double the previous day’s reading, with a token linked to Nvidia (NVDA) leading turnover.
The Oct. 18 reading that also covered 192 assets put trading at $37.48 million. SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) led that tally at $12.23 million, while the Nvidia token traded $7.52 million.
In the Oct. 19 tally, the Nvidia token traded $23.69 million. SPY followed at $18.32 million, then SpaceX (SPCX) at $7.08 million. SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) and Meta (META) rounded out the top five at $2.47 million and $2.39 million, respectively.
Trading rose between the two readings, but the assets’ combined onchain market value fell 0.4% to $155.83 million. The Oct. 18 reading had put their combined value at $156.50 million.
The Nvidia token’s onchain price rose 1.8% to $217.84. Its holder-wallet count reached 189,372, compared with 189,123 in the Oct. 18 reading, a difference of 249. Wallet totals do not count individual investors: one person may control more than one wallet.
Holder-wallet changes varied across other tokens. SPDR Gold Shares added 101 wallets, while Apple (AAPL) lost 221. Alphabet Class A (GOOGL) and Microsoft (MSFT) registered 147-wallet declines.
Onchain prices also differed from regular-market reference prices. The Bloom Energy (BE) token traded at a 5.3% premium, the largest among the listed assets, while the Eli Lilly (LLY) token had the largest discount at 1.0%.
Robinhood describes its stock tokens as debt securities tied to underlying securities. Holding a token gives no legal or beneficial rights in or against the issuer of the underlying security.
