Uniswap’s deployment on the Robinhood Chain has seen a sustained surge in Total Value Locked (TVL), reaching approximately $127 million, an 87% gain since the start of the month and a 55% weekly increase. Daily stock-token trading volume on the chain hit $130 million, about ten times higher than the previous month. Nearly half of this volume comes from Uniswap V3 and half from V4, indicating broad liquidity. Meanwhile, UNI’s price recovered from $3.20 to $4.882, up 11% in 24 hours, with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 68.14, suggesting continued buyer control without overextension.
Uniswap’s Robinhood Chain deployment is moving beyond its early launch phase as liquidity continues to build rather than fading after initial inflows. The chain’s TVL remained low throughout June, but accelerated rapidly during July’s mainnet launch, pushing past $80 million.
The increase was not short-lived; TVL further increased to just above $100 million before reaching roughly $127 million. This represents an approximate 87% gain in TVL since the beginning of the month and nearly a 55% gain in a single week.
Deeper pools allow traders to execute larger transactions with less price impact, making Uniswap more practical for active trading. The Robinhood chain currently hosts over $700 million worth of DeFi assets, giving Uniswap access to a growing base of capital.
The increased liquidity now translates to real trading activity, as daily volumes of $130 million have been recorded for stock tokens traded through Robinhood Chain. The activity level has grown approximately ten times higher than it was just last month, showing users are actively utilizing the platform more frequently.
According to data, nearly 50% of the volume is generated from Uniswap V3, while the other half comes from Uniswap V4. This distribution shows traders can find usable liquidity in both versions, creating opportunities for a broader range of participants.
UNI is now testing whether stronger ecosystem activity can translate into a broader market breakout. After bouncing back up to $4.60 following a fall to $3.20, the token reversed the sharp sell-off that was caused by the initial rejection.
At press time, UNI traded at $4.882, up 11% in 24 hours. The RSI at 68.14 shows buyers remain in control without reaching previous momentum extremes, leaving room for further upside if participation continues.
A close above $5.00 will confirm that UNI has broken out of its four-month trading range. However, a rejection above $4.60 and a loss of $4.60 in support indicates the new breakout is not sustainable, potentially retracing toward the support zone of $4.00.
