Less than two months after the Robinhood public chain went live, its daily active users and trading volume have already surpassed those of many established public chains that have been running for years. The reason is actually quite simple: users are genuinely fed up with the high barriers to on-chain operations. An entry point that lets them seamlessly use their existing accounts is more effective than any flashy narrative. A new chain’s advantage has never been how advanced its technology is, but rather that it has no historical baggage, allowing its user experience to be redefined from the

ETH dropping to 2,400, the on-chain data is actually quite interesting. Whale addresses have barely moved, while retail investors are the ones cutting their losses. Gas fees are extremely low, indicating that on-chain activity is quiet, but that is also a typical sign of a bottom forming. I’m not saying it’s about to rise immediately; rather, downside from this level appears limited, while the upside potential is much greater. Ecosystem development is still progressing—it just depends on when market sentiment recovers.