Arkham Reports 35 Million Labels For Robinhood Chain

Blockchain intelligence platform Arkham has reported more than 35 million labels on Robinhood Chain, according to a post published by the company. The platform supports searches for every address, transfer, and transaction identifier on the Ethereum layer-2 network.

Robinhood Chain was launched as a permissionless layer-2 network built using Arbitrum technology. Arkham’s tools support wallet tracking, entity analysis, and custom alerts for onchain activity across the network. According to published research, entering a Robinhood Chain address can display historical balances, current portfolios, and leading counterparties, alongside entity-clustering features that group addresses attributed to known entities.

Integration Timeline

Arkham’s integration dates back to an announcement on July 22, when the company described full endpoint integration for Robinhood Chain through its application programming interface. By September, published research described the network as fully integrated into Arkham's multichain explorer, featuring transaction searches, holder-concentration monitoring, and custom alerts for transfers and liquidity movements.

Regulatory Context

Robinhood’s developer documentation specifies mainnet chain ID 4663 and testnet chain ID 46630, utilizing ETH as currency and Ethereum blobs for data availability. Meanwhile, product restrictions remain in place for Robinhood’s Stock Tokens, which are issued as tokenized debt securities by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited and remain unavailable to US persons under applicable securities laws.

Key facts

• Arkham reported more than 35 million labels on Robinhood Chain.
• The integration supports wallet tracking, entity analysis, and custom alerts.
• Robinhood Chain operates as a layer-2 network built using Arbitrum technology.
• Stock Tokens remain unavailable to US persons under company product restrictions.