Trading across 200 tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain fell sharply in the Nov. 8 snapshot, with wallet growth and turnover moving in different directions across assets.
Robinhood Chain data showed $27.17 million in 24-hour trading, down 76.6% from the previous reading. Reported market capitalization slipped 0.2% to $156.99 million.
Meta (META) added 1,874 holder wallets, a 3.2% increase that brought its total to 60,955. Its onchain price fell 0.3%, while 24-hour volume contracted 10.7% to $2.90 million.
Boeing’s onchain price stood at $163.87, down 5.3%. The token had 3,608 holder wallets, one more than in the previous snapshot, as its volume climbed 171.1% to $15,044.84.
Wallet changes varied among other tracked companies. Bloom Energy added 239 wallets, while Apple lost 517, Microsoft lost 419 and Alphabet Class A lost 220. Volume reached $10.24 million for SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) and $5.16 million for Nvidia (NVDA), after declines of 64.2% and 71%, respectively.
Wallet totals count addresses, not necessarily individual investors. EconoTimes has previously explained that one person may control multiple wallets.
