Over the past couple of days I messed around with #Robinhood Chain, and overall the experience feels pretty good. Players from both home and abroad have been gradually gathering there—it really does have a bit of the early Solana vibe.

Over these few days I’ve made trades in new coins, and also bought some older ones, but I always feel like something’s still missing. Most new coins don’t have strong staying power; there are relatively few that really manage to break out. That said, every now and then you do see some coins with market caps of only around ten K that suddenly get lifted by a big green candle out of nowhere. Overall, it’s still pretty fun to play.
Also, it feels like there are quite a few “conspiracy”/manipulation-style setups on this chain. Some coins clearly look like nothing’s happening, yet suddenly they inexplicably throw up a big green candle. Holder addresses don’t really help much either—these days a lot of people are at least combining activity from five wallets, so if you only look at the number of addresses, it’s easy to be misled.
I’m not in a rush to guess whether it’ll become the next Solana for now—I just hope this chain can last a bit longer. Yesterday even the White House account replied to Robinhood Chain, which adds a little more room for imagination around the chain.
Honestly, I really hope the market can produce a public chain that both Chinese and international players are willing to participate in. At the very least, it can let us find some different opportunities and unique fun during the bear market.