According to CoinMeta, Robinhood Chain experienced a disruption in block production two months after going live on the mainnet. On Friday, the chain temporarily stopped producing blocks for over 10 minutes, raising doubts about the reliability of its rapidly growing tokenized finance network. Wu Blockchain was the first to report this incident, with network block browsers showing that no new blocks were generated for more than six minutes. Subsequent monitoring indicated that the disruption lasted for over 10 minutes, with some reports stating that it lasted around 14 minutes. Although block production was later resumed, no event notifications were issued on the chain's status page in the past seven days, leaving the specific cause and extent of the disruption unclear. Robinhood Chain went live on July 1, 2026, as an Ethereum-compatible layer-2 network built on Arbitrum technology, aimed at providing infrastructure for financial services and tokenized real assets. This network uses ETH as its gas and sorts transactions through a sequencer, making reliability particularly important.