Robinhood Chain millionaire stories are already circulating. Most people chasing them don't even have the plan. Here's the full map: network, bridges, swaps, yield, launchpad, and how not to get rekt. 1. First, add Robinhood Mainnet to your wallet. If the network doesn’t appear automatically through a dApp, you can add it manually: RPC: rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.… Chain ID: 4663 Gas token: ETH Explorer: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co… 2. The easiest way to bridge funds is through @RelayProtocol or @jumperapp. Both are fine for getting started. Across and Stargate are alternatives. I’d keep some $ETH for gas and bring stablecoins too if you actually plan to use the ecosystem. 3. For swaps, it’s pretty straightforward. @Uniswap is the obvious starting point. Relay and Jumper can also be useful for routing. No need to overcomplicate it. 4. If you don’t want to jump straight into memes, you can park liquidity instead. On the more established DeFi side, there’s @MorphoLabs. @pendle_fi is also live on Robinhood Chain now, adding fixed yield and yield trading. 5. From here, it depends on what you’re actually looking for. ➢ For memes and new launches, the main hub right now is @ponsdotfamily. It has become the dominant native launchpad and one of the main centers of liquidity on the chain. I’d also keep an eye on @longdotxyz, which is taking a different approach by combining community tokens with tokenized stocks. ➢ If you’re more interested in the financial side of the ecosystem, my watchlist would include @EARNONHOOD, @DenarMarkets and @prismassets. @EARNONHOOD is building automated stock vaults and Omnipools. @DenarMarkets is building sdUSD as a yield dollar for Robinhood Chain. @prismassets is building an RWA marketplace with a large range of tokenized assets. One of the stranger projects worth watching is @notawebsite_rh. The idea is unusual, but early ecosystems are often where these experiments have the most room to run. 6. For charts, alerts and basic token checks, use @dexscreener. It’s useful for checking liquidity, holders, volume, trending tokens and contract addresses before touching anything. 7. And if you still decide to trade memes on Robinhood Chain, here’s the basic disclaimer. Don’t buy something just because the chart is going up. At minimum, check: • whether the token has a legitimate X account • who controls the supply • whether liquidity is locked • what the token is paired against • whether there is any actual idea behind it beyond five minutes of attention Pons is clearly the main launchpad on the network right now, but that doesn’t make every launch good. Most of the noise will probably die like it does everywhere else. And most importantly, always double-check the CA, approvals and what you’re signing. If you’ve interacted with something questionable, check @RevokeCash afterward and remove unnecessary approvals.