[Weekend Mainstream Public Chain Fund Flows Diverge: BNB Chain Net Inflow, Robinhood Chain Experiences Outflow] BlockBeats News, September 7: According to on-chain data from DeFiLlama, there was a clear divergence in fund flows among mainstream public chains over the past weekend. BNB Chain saw a net inflow of approximately $28.22 million in the past 24 hours, indicating that funds continue to concentrate within the BSC ecosystem. In contrast, Robinhood Chain experienced a net outflow of approximately $18.04 million over the same period. Earlier data from September 5 showed that Robinhood Chain had a single-day net outflow of about $21.07 million, making it the network with the largest fund outflow among major public chains on that day. From the perspective of activity, although Robinhood Chain experienced a net outflow, on-chain transaction activity remained relatively high. DeFiLlama data shows that its DEX trading volume over the past 7 days was approximately $10.424 billion, a 95.26% increase compared to the previous week, with a 24-hour DEX trading volume still reaching about $1.368 billion. Meanwhile, BNB Chain's 7-day DEX trading volume was approximately $8.254 billion, a weekly increase of 20.99%, with a 24-hour net inflow of about $28.22 million. At the same time, data from September 6 revealed that Solana's DEX trading volume over the past 24 hours was approximately $1.96 billion, surpassing BNB Chain's $1.64 billion and Robinhood Chain's $1.61 billion, reclaiming the top spot in DEX trading volume among mainstream public chains. Overall, the past weekend showed a trend among mainstream public chains characterized by 'high transaction activity levels and a rebalancing of fund flows': BNB Chain continued to absorb funds amid high trading volumes, while Robinhood Chain, despite rapid growth in DEX trading volume, experienced consecutive net outflows, suggesting that some funds may be leaving the network after high-frequency trading. [Original Link]