Guide
What is Robinhood Chain?
Robinhood Chain is an EVM-compatible blockchain designed for fast, low-cost trading of tokens and meme assets. Because it speaks the same language as Ethereum, any wallet, contract, or tool built for Ethereum works on Robinhood Chain with minimal changes.
EVM compatibility, explained
EVM stands for Ethereum Virtual Machine — the runtime that executes smart contracts on Ethereum. An EVM-compatible chain like Robinhood Chain runs the same bytecode, so developers can deploy the exact same Solidity contracts, and users can connect with familiar wallets like MetaMask by adding a custom network.
How it differs from other L2s
Robinhood Chain focuses on consumer-friendly trading UX: lower fees than Ethereum mainnet, fast finality, and a launchpad ecosystem (MerryForge) built around shared, publicly inspectable token templates. Unlike general-purpose L2s such as Arbitrum or Optimism, its early culture centers on meme tokens and community assets.
How to use it
Add Robinhood Chain to an EVM wallet and fund it with ETH — gas on Robinhood Chain is paid in ETH, not a separate network token. Community tokens like Scarlet Outlaw ($SCARLET) trade against ETH (wrapped to WETH on-chain).
Meme tokens on Robinhood Chain
The most active corner of Robinhood Chain is its meme-token scene, minted through MerryForge's shared templates — capped fees, protocol contracts excluded, and on-chain transparency by default. $SCARLET is one of those tokens: a0.5% transfer-burn meme with a stylish-hothead identity. See the full buying guide.