In the past day, Ethereum network saw a net inflow of $46.47 million, while Robinhood Chain experienced a net outflow of $21.07 million.

BlockBeats News, September 5 — According to Defillama data, on-chain funds over the past day have clearly concentrated toward Ethereum mainnet and a few established L1s. Ethereum saw a net inflow of $46.47 million, roughly 4.5 times that of Solana, which ranked second. On the other end, Robinhood Chain, Arbitrum, Hyperliquid, and others collectively recorded a net outflow of over $100 million, reflecting a rebalancing trend of "funds returning to Ethereum, exiting L2s."

Robinhood Chain emerged as the largest net outflow source of the day. This brokerage L2, launched in July 2026 and built on Arbitrum Orbit, has ranked among the top in trading volume for Meme and tokenized stocks over the past two months, with on-chain fees at one point surpassing those of Ethereum, Solana, and Base. However, daily bridge flows have now turned to net outflows. Arbitrum, Base, and Polygon also flipped negative simultaneously, with the four major L2s (including Robinhood) posting a combined net outflow of approximately $69.55 million.

Perpetual contract blockchain Hyperliquid recorded a net outflow of $18.34 million, nearly on par with Arbitrum. New stablecoin settlement chains are also bleeding: Tether-affiliated Plasma saw outflows of $13.27 million, while Stripe-incubated Tempo and Tether ecosystem's Stable posted outflows of $3.45 million and $2.99 million, respectively.