We are not moving away from Klever, and we are not betting everything on one new chain.
Robinhood Chain is our first serious step toward making Swopus a multi-chain execution platform.
There are several reasons why we chose it.
It is EVM, built on Arbitrum
First, Robinhood Chain is fully EVM-compatible and built on Arbitrum technology. That means the Solidity contracts, keepers, indexing, routing and execution infrastructure we build here can become the foundation for supporting other EVM networks later. We are not building a one-off integration. We are learning an entire ecosystem.
It is already a live market
Second, it is already a live permissionless market. Robinhood Chain launched its public mainnet in July, with Uniswap among its day-one liquidity partners and infrastructure from companies such as Alchemy and Chainlink. We can build on existing liquidity instead of trying to create another isolated pool from scratch.
It sits between several worlds
Third, Robinhood is interesting because it sits at the intersection of several worlds: traditional retail trading, crypto, DeFi and real-world assets. Robinhood is actively bringing Stock Tokens and other financial products onchain, while keeping Robinhood Chain open to independent developers.
And there is a very large financial ecosystem behind that experiment. As of August 2026, Robinhood reported 28.6 million funded customers and $384 billion in total platform assets. We do not assume those users automatically become Robinhood Chain users, but the distribution potential behind the ecosystem is difficult to ignore.
Why it fits Swopus
This also fits Swopus particularly well.
We don’t need to compete with Uniswap or build liquidity against it. We can use existing DEX liquidity and build another layer on top of it: routing, limit orders, automated execution and eventually a unified trading experience across different networks.
Not the destination
So Robinhood Chain is not the destination.
It is our first bridge into EVM.
We want to prove that Swopus can leave the borders of a single blockchain, work with external liquidity and communities, and still provide the same execution infrastructure we have been building on Klever.
If the experiment works, Robinhood Chain will not be the last network.