214K daily active addresses just pushed Robinhood past a 200K milestone. Robinhood’s daily active addresses have climbed 8% WoW, reaching 214.1K. Activity peaked above 260K during the period, but has since pulled back while remaining above the 200K mark. The milestone matters because the recent activity is still sitting well above the levels Robinhood was seeing earlier in the window.

Arc’s contract deployer activity just flattened out. The chain saw a sharp spike to nearly 12K contract deployers on Sep 15. Since then, the metric has fallen back toward the 1K–3K range and stayed there for the rest of the window.

We looked at @fomo's Hyperliquid Builder Code volume. Now the PnL data is telling another part of the story. Traders routed through FOMO just recorded ~$1.6M in realized PnL in a single day, the highest point in this 30-day window. The move comes after several days of realized PnL climbing from the hundreds of thousands into the $1M+ range. FOMO’s Builder Code is no longer just showing meaningful trading activity. The traders behind that flow are now showing up clearly in the PnL data.

iShares Silver Trust TVL just hit an all-time high of $1.55M. TVL is up 35% WoW, while transfer volume fell 62% over the same period. At the same time, net minting rose 165% and holders increased 14%. The divergence suggests the latest TVL growth is being driven more by new supply and holders than by secondary-market transfer activity.

Uniswap’s flash-loan activity just printed another sharp spike. The 90-day chart shows most days at relatively low levels, interrupted by a handful of much larger bursts. The latest spike reached roughly $2.7M in a day, taking cumulative flash-loan volume to $25.89M.