Robinhood Chain Launches Mainnet, Offers Faster Execution and Lower Costs

Rohanhood Chain, an Ethereum-compatible Layer 2 blockchain built with Arbitrum technology, is now live on mainnet. The network processes transactions away from Ethereum's mainnet and settles data back to Ethereum, aiming to provide lower costs and faster execution while remaining compatible with familiar Ethereum wallets and developer tools.

The first step in getting started with Robinhood Chain is to choose a self-custody wallet that supports the network. Users can add the network manually in MetaMask or use the automatic connection option on Robinhood's official documentation page.

Once the wallet is set up, users need to get ETH specifically on Robinhood Chain to pay for transfers, approvals, swaps, and other transactions. This requires bridging supported ETH to the network using a canonical Arbitrum bridge or another supported funding route.