Arbitrum gains as Robinhood Chain shares fees

Arbitrum will receive 10% of fees from Robinhood Chain and other L2s, boosting its treasury and development. The new model sparked a surge in ARB price and trading.

Offchain Labs has announced that 10% of fees collected from Robinhood Chain and other Arbitrum Layer 2 networks will be allocated to the Arbitrum ecosystem. Of this, 8% will go to the treasury managed by token holders, while 2% is earmarked for development funding. This new revenue-sharing model coincides with the launch of Robinhood Chain’s mainnet, which utilizes Arbitrum’s technology stack. The announcement has sparked notable market activity, with ARB token prices surging by up to 13% and trading volumes rising sharply. Robinhood Chain processed around 4 million transactions in its first week and integrated Uniswap at launch, further driving adoption. The fee allocation is expected to enhance liquidity, incentivize user participation, and provide ARB holders with a direct financial stake in the network’s growth. Meanwhile, 100% of fees from Arbitrum One will continue to go to the Arbitrum treasury. This move marks a significant step in Arbitrum’s expansion and real-world adoption.