Ethereum Sees Net Inflow of $46.47 Million, Robinhood Chain Experiences Net Outflow of $21.07 Million

In the past day, the Ethereum mainnet saw a net inflow of $46.47 million, approximately 4.5 times that of the second-ranked Solana. Meanwhile, Robinhood Chain, Arbitrum, Hyperliquid, and others collectively experienced over $100 million in net outflows, indicating a trend of funds flowing back to Ethereum and away from Layer 2 solutions. Robinhood Chain became the largest net outflow entity of the day, having previously led in trading volumes for meme coins and tokenized stocks over the past two months, with on-chain fees at one point exceeding those of Ethereum, Solana, and Base. However, daily bridging funds have now turned into net outflows. Arbitrum, Base, and Polygon also saw net outflows, with the four major Layer 2 solutions (including Robinhood) collectively experiencing a net outflow of approximately $69.55 million. The perpetual contract blockchain Hyperliquid had a net outflow of $18.34 million, nearly equivalent to that of Arbitrum. New chains for stablecoin settlements are also facing losses, with Tether's Plasma seeing outflows of $13.27 million, and Tempo, incubated by Stripe, and Stable from the Tether ecosystem experiencing outflows of $3.45 million and $2.99 million, respectively.

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