In the past, public blockchains threw money to attract applications; now applications are paying to grab entry points—Robinhood has truly mastered the traffic game with this move.

CoinWorld News, Blockworks co-founder Jason Yanowitz said that unlike the past when public chains attracted application adoption through incentives, in the Robinhood Chain ecosystem, applications have begun paying (or attempting to pay) to secure display positions in Robinhood Wallet in order to gain user distribution. He added that the fees are not paid to Robinhood Chain to join the network, but rather to compete for product display and traffic entry points within the wallet, pointing out that "distribution is the key."