Solana Co-founder: Robinhood Chain's 10% Revenue Share to Arbitrum Covers 4x Solana Fees

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On-chain news reveals that Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko said Robinhood Chain’s 10% revenue share to Arbitrum covers about four times Solana’s fees. He suggested this income could subsidize user transactions, enabling a gas-free experience. Recent inflation data shows Robinhood Chain’s average fee reached $0.40—100 times higher than Solana’s and more than double Ethereum’s.

Odaily Planet Daily reports: Anatoly Yakovenko (Toly), co-founder of Solana, posted on X that the 10% revenue share paid by Robinhood Chain to Arbitrum is sufficient to cover approximately four times the transaction fees on Solana during the same period. If this revenue were used to subsidize user transactions, Robinhood Chain could even offer users a completely gas-free experience.

Previously, SolanaNews, citing data from Blockworks, reported that the average transaction fee on Robinhood Chain has recently risen to approximately $0.40, more than 100 times that of Solana and over twice that of Ethereum.

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