Robinhood Chain

The second chain Subslot trades. Same side panel, same wallet fleet, same cashback — a different set of on-chain rules underneath.

Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum Orbit L2 (chain ID 4663) whose native asset is ETH. Subslot treats it as a first-class network rather than a bolt-on: it has its own wallets, its own primary wallet, its own RPC setting, its own activity feed, and its own cashback tier.

Wallets and the network switch

A wallet is either a Solana wallet or an EVM wallet — never both. They appear as separate rows in My Wallets, and each chain has its own primary, labelled primary (sol) and primary (evm). Both are derived from the same recovery phrase, so one backup still covers everything.

Switching the network switches you to that chain’s primary wallet, and picking a wallet switches the network to match. You cannot end up on Robinhood holding a Solana wallet.

At onboarding you choose how you want to use the wallet — Solana only, Robinhood only, or both. You can change it later in Settings, though once you hold wallets on both chains the choice is locked, because narrowing it would hide funds you actually have.

Trading

Quick Trade, the Pro Trader fleet view, Swap, Send and Activity all work on Robinhood. Token detection works the same way it does on Solana — open a token on a supported site and it loads automatically, with a manual re-detect button for edge cases.

Gas is EIP-1559 and set automatically from the pending block. Robinhood Chain orders transactions first-come-first-served, so a larger tip does not land you sooner — which is why Subslot does not offer a bribe setting here the way it does for Jito on Solana.

Holdings work differently from Solana by necessity. Solana can list every token a wallet holds in one call; EVM chains have no equivalent, so discovery depends on an indexer. Subslot records tokens you trade so they appear immediately, and you can add any other token by contract address.

Launching on PONS

The Token Launcher becomes a PONS launcher on Robinhood. A fixed 1B supply is minted to a bonding curve, and liquidity locks permanently in a Uniswap v4 pool at graduation.

The opening tax

Every PONS launch carries the same opening tax: 99% on a buy in the first second, decaying to zero across about five seconds. It is set by the protocol and cannot be switched off — it is what makes sniping a fresh launch unprofitable.

Your own wallets do not pay it. A launch declares up to 32 exempt addresses, and exempt wallets buy at 0% while everyone else pays the decaying rate. That is the multi-wallet mechanism on this chain: your team never has to win a race, because it was declared at creation. You can add wallets from your fleet, or paste any address you want to whitelist.

Who earns what

The opening tax is not burned. It joins the launch’s trading fee and is distributed the same way, so what a sniper gives up flows back into the launch:

• 1% trading fee — split 70% to the creator, 30% to PONS.
• Opening tax — split the same way, 70% creator / 30% PONS.
• Creator tax — an optional 0–10% you set at launch, and it is 100% yours.

So a default launch at 0% creator tax still earns you 0.7% of every buy and sell. The creator tax is capped at 10% and fixed at creation — it cannot be changed after the coin launches.

Your share accrues in the PONS fee escrow and is claimed, not pushed. Subslot shows a claim card on the coin’s manage page once there is a balance, the same way it surfaces pump.fun creator rewards on Solana.

Paired assets

A launch is normally priced in ETH. PONS also approves a set of tokenised equities and stablecoins as pair assets — NVDA, TSLA, GOOGL, SPY, GLD, cbBTC and others — so your coin can trade against one of those instead.

Robinhood Chain carries look-alike contracts for several of these tickers, so Subslot never picks a pair by name. Every address offered has been checked against the PONS factory’s own approval call, and the extension re-checks your choice on-chain before signing the launch. An unapproved contract cannot be used, even if it shares a ticker with a real one.

If you pair against a token rather than ETH, your dev buy is denominated in that token, so the launching wallet needs to hold it.

Fees and cashback

Subslot’s own fee works exactly as it does on Solana, and cashback is earned and claimed per chain. Volume tiers are independent: passing $100k of lifetime volume on Robinhood raises your Robinhood rate to 90%, and does not change your Solana rate.

EVM claims pay out in ETH with a 0.01 ETH minimum, and the network fee for the claim comes out of the claim itself. Pending cashback is always shown, even below the minimum, so you can see it accruing.

Bridging

The Swap tab has a Bridge tab that moves value between Solana and Robinhood Chain, powered by Husher. Paste an address or pick one of your own wallets, with an optional private route. It is an exchange rather than a canonical bridge — you give up SOL and receive ETH at the exchange’s rate — and the panel says so rather than implying a trust-minimised bridge exists.

What is Solana-only

Several Pro tools are built directly on Solana programs — Jito bundles, pump.fun, Jupiter, Streamflow — and have no Robinhood equivalent. On Robinhood the Pro hub hides them and says how many it hid, rather than showing tools that would fail. Available on Robinhood today: the Token Launcher (PONS), Pro Trader, and the Watchlist.