SPY token supply jumps by 3,874 on Robinhood Chain as DJT gains 245 wallets

Robinhood Chain's tokenized-stock board keeps reshuffling. The Nov. 6, 2026 snapshot shows SPY token supply climbing by 3,874, while DJT added 245 holding wallets. The whole board moved $187.70 million in aggregate volume, down 29.20% from the previous snapshot, and aggregate market cap dipped 0.79%, now at $156.13 million across 199 instruments.

SPY did the heavy lifting. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF token logged $54.67 million in volume, up 35.74%, and its holding-wallet count rose by 129, now at 70,947 — even as its token price slid 4.27%, now at $736.97. QQQ added 158 wallets, Take-Two Interactive added 154 and SpaceX added 99. On the flip side, Bloom Energy shed 46 wallets, GameStop dropped 40 and Apple lost 22.

Supply told a different story. AMC, Circle and Strategy all minted more tokens, up 50,771, 7,995 and 6,443 respectively. United States Oil Fund trimmed 1,037 tokens and Nvidia cut 606.

Some tokens ran hot against their regular-session reference prices. Dell traded at an 8.61% premium, Bloom Energy at 8.36% and Marvell Technology at 7.88%. Costco sat at a 1.51% discount and Lululemon at 1.37%. SK hynix changed hands at $129.67, a 4.66% premium, while its holding wallets slipped by seven, now at 5,102.

Nvidia pulled $26.57 million in volume, down 24.31%, while SpaceX volume slipped 31.98%, now at $16.64 million. Micron bucked the trend, with volume up 75.49%, now at $8.15 million. ExxonMobil rose 5.81%, Take-Two gained 0.90% and USO added 0.33%, while SanDisk dropped 12.89%, AMC fell 10.06% and DJT lost 9.53%.

The sharpest splits came from the smaller names. Take-Two's volume collapsed 97.65%, now at $2.04 million, even as its wallet count grew to 13,227. DJT's volume surged 168.15%, now at $279,088, alongside its wallet gains. Costco's volume sank 90.22%, now at $234,962.