Ethereum net inflow exceeds $46.47M, Robinhood Chain sees $21.07M net outflow

Huoxing Finance reports that, as of September 5, according to DefiLlama data, on-chain funds clearly shifted toward Ethereum mainnet and a few established L1s over the past day. Ethereum saw a net inflow of $46.47 million—approximately 4.5 times that of second-place Solana. In contrast, Robinhood Chain, Arbitrum, and Hyperliquid collectively experienced over $100 million in net outflows, signaling a rebalancing trend of “capital returning to Ethereum, exiting L2s.” Robinhood Chain recorded the largest net outflow of the day. This券商 L2, built on Arbitrum Orbit and scheduled to launch in July 2026, had ranked among the top chains for meme and tokenized stock trading volumes over the past two months, with on-chain fees一度 surpassing those of Ethereum, Solana, and Base; however, its daily bridged funds have now turned negative. Arbitrum, Base, and Polygon also turned red, with the four major L2s (including Robinhood) collectively experiencing a net outflow of approximately $69.55 million. The perpetual futures chain Hyperliquid saw a net outflow of $18.34 million, nearly matching Arbitrum’s volume. New chains using stablecoin settlements are also losing liquidity: Tether’s Plasma chain saw a $13.27 million outflow, while Tempo, incubated by Stripe, and Stable within Tether’s ecosystem recorded outflows of $3.45 million and $2.99 million respectively.