Robinhood Chain data for Oct. 18 showed $37.48 million in 24-hour trading across 192 assets, with Nvidia posting the largest holder-wallet gain among listed stocks.
Holder accounts totaled 1,547,116, and combined onchain market capitalization stood at $156.50 million. Nvidia added 210 wallets, bringing its total to 189,123; its onchain price was $214.03. Palantir gained 38 wallets, USA Rare Earth added 57 and SPDR Gold Shares rose by 70. Bloom Energy was next, with a gain of 208 wallets.
Some assets recorded lower holder totals. GameStop fell by 52 wallets, Costco by 72 and Tesla by 108. These account changes are distinct from each asset's 24-hour dollar trading volume.
Exxon Mobil recorded the snapshot's largest premium: its regular-market close was $178.98, compared with an onchain quote of $183.63, a 2.6% gap. Circle's onchain price was 0.7% above its regular-market price; GameStop's was 1% higher. A 1.3% discount applied to Bloom Energy, and SanDisk's gap below the regular-market price was 1.4%.
SK hynix's regular-market close was $136.49, against an onchain value of $135.65, a 0.6% gap. Its holder count was 4,033, down four wallets from the previous reading.
Micron's 24-hour trading totaled $1.32 million, while SpaceX reached $4.41 million. Nvidia generated $7.52 million, and SPDR S&P 500 ETF led all assets at $12.23 million. Holder counts, price differences and volume track separate things: account totals, onchain versus regular-market prices, and dollars traded over 24 hours.
Strategy rose 0.7%, ASML advanced 0.8% and Exxon Mobil climbed 3.7% from the previous reading. Hims & Hers Health and Bloom Energy each lost about 1.3%, Marvell Technology fell 1.4% and Dell declined 1.6%.
