Altcoin’s Bullish Move: 10% of Transaction Fees to Be Transferred to Treasury

The Arbitrum ecosystem is strengthening its revenue model by transferring 10% of transaction fees from Robinhood Chain and other layer-2 networks to its treasury.

Arbitrum (ARB), one of the leading scaling solutions in the cryptocurrency world, continues to expand its ecosystem through institutional partnerships. Offchain Labs co-founder Steven Goldfeder announced the revenue-sharing model for the newly launched Robinhood Chain and other Arbitrum-based layer-2 networks. This move aims to enhance the network’s sustainability and provide more value to token holders.

According to the announcement, 10% of the transaction fees collected through Robinhood Chain will be transferred directly to the Arbitrum ecosystem. While 8% of this share goes to the treasury controlled by token holders, the remaining 2% will be used to fund the network’s development activities. Meanwhile, all transaction fees on the mainnet, Arbitrum One—that is, 100%—will continue to be collected in the Arbitrum treasury.

Robinhood Chain and the Power of Institutional Adoption

Robinhood Chain, which has become active within the Robinhood Wallet, allows users to bridge assets between different networks such as Solana (SOL), Ethereum (ETH), and Arbitrum. Also supporting in-app swaps, this new chain is viewed as a critical revenue stream for Arbitrum at a time when institutional adoption is accelerating.

Goldfeder emphasizes that Arbitrum is in an advantageous position for revenue generation as institutional interest grows. The network’s new structure provides resources for developers and supports long-term growth by strengthening the community-governed treasury. While users now perform faster and lower-cost transactions via the Robinhood ecosystem, the revenue generated from these transactions directly contributes to the future of the Arbitrum network.