Uniswap liquidity providers have collected $18 million in fees on the Robinhood Crypto Chain since the network went live on July 1, 2026. The chain, built by the trading app Robinhood, saw trading volume on Uniswap surpass $1 billion within nine days of its launch, according to data shared with GFdaily.
How the fees stack up
The $18 million in fees represents the total earned by LPs providing liquidity on Uniswap across the Robinhood Chain. That figure covers the roughly three-week period from the July 1 genesis block through today, July 20. The chain is designed to offer low-cost, high-speed swaps, and the early volume numbers suggest it's attracting both retail and institutional users.
Volume milestone
Uniswap's cumulative trading volume on the Robinhood Chain crossed $1 billion by July 10 — just nine days after launch. That pace puts the new chain in the same conversation as other recent L1 and L2 rollouts, though Robinhood's existing user base of millions likely gave it a running start.
Robinhood has not disclosed whether it plans to expand the chain's DeFi ecosystem beyond Uniswap, or if it will offer incentives to attract more liquidity providers. The company is expected to release a broader roadmap for the chain later this quarter. For now, the fee data gives LPs a concrete number to weigh against the risks of providing liquidity on a brand-new network.
