In its Oct. 27 reading, Robinhood Chain logged $175.61 million in tokenized-stock trades, while the combined reported value of listed instruments retreated, separating heavier activity from a lower market valuation.
The reading covered 193 instruments and 1,558,894 holders; trading activity was 172.05% above the prior reading, while the assets' combined capitalization came to $154.47 million, down 1.43% over the preceding day. Trading records count transactions during the snapshot; capitalization aggregates the assigned value of the tracked instruments, so the measures went in opposite directions.
At $92.29 million, SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) had the highest turnover; Nvidia (NVDA) followed with $17.01 million, SpaceX (SPCX) with $16.24 million and Meta (META) with $11.68 million. Meta's tally was 1,417.12% higher than in the prior snapshot; Amazon's climbed 387.74%, and SPY's was up 268.41%. Invesco QQQ (QQQ) trading dropped 56.23%, finishing at $3.28 million.
Nvidia's holder-wallet count closed at 192,198, a net gain of 394; its supply contracted by 4,056 tokens and its price rose 2.16%. Tesla (TSLA) gained 157 wallets, SanDisk (SNDK) 125, SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) 108 and Bloom Energy (BE) 98. SpaceX lost 114 wallets, compared with 82 for Microsoft (MSFT) and 67 for Amazon (AMZN).
Circle (CRCL) supply expanded by 8,537 tokens, Strategy (MSTR) by 3,857 and Amazon by 1,347; Tesla's supply count decreased by 1,037. Among gainers, Bloom Energy moved up 7.22%, while CoreWeave (CRWV) climbed 5.94% and Intel (INTC) advanced 4.95%. Declines were 5.45% for Circle, 4.71% for USA Rare Earth (USAR) and 4.46% for GameStop (GME).
Robinhood Chain data showed $33.19 million in trading across 193 instruments in the Oct. 25 snapshot. Combined capitalization then stood at $155.12 million.
