According to Defillama data, on-chain capital over the past day shifted toward Ethereum mainnet and a few established Layer 1 networks, with Ethereum posting $46.47 million in net inflows, about 4.5 times Solana's total. According to ChainCatcher, Robinhood Chain, Arbitrum, and Hyperliquid were among the biggest net outflow sources, with more than $100 million leaving those networks combined.
Robinhood Chain was the largest net outflow source of the day. The Arbitrum Orbit-based brokerage Layer 2, launched in July 2026, had recently ranked near the top in Meme and tokenized stock trading volume, and its on-chain fees briefly exceeded Ethereum, Solana, and Base, but daily bridged capital has now turned negative.
Arbitrum, Base, and Polygon also posted net outflows, bringing combined outflows across the four major Layer 2 networks, including Robinhood Chain, to about $69.55 million. Hyperliquid recorded $18.34 million in net outflows, nearly matching Arbitrum. New stablecoin settlement chains also saw capital leave, with Tether-backed Plasma outflowing $13.27 million, Stripe-incubated Tempo losing $3.45 million, and Tether ecosystem chain Stable seeing $2.99 million in outflows.