Here’s a bold take: The truly interesting thing about the emergence of Robinhood Chain isn’t just that there’s another competitive L2, but that it has raised the ceiling for a certain category of non-native protocols. The success of Uniswap, Lighter, and Arcus (dYdX’s new product) is inseparable from their decision to deeply integrate with RH Chain. The facts prove that this kind of deep integration effectively raises their original ceiling. @flock_io has also chosen the same path and strategy. Flock’s original main battlefield was on @base, focusing on the niche track of DeAI’s privacy training and AI model assetization. This time, they’ve chosen to launch their core feature, FOMO (Fair Open Model Offering), on RH Chain. Essentially, they’re switching their distribution layer. By turning AI models into on-chain assets that can be issued, traded, and used to form a closed-loop ecosystem on RH Chain, Flock is staking its claim in the ecological niche of AI model assets. Notably, Flock has already signed an MoU with the UNDP Dominican Republic office to address real-world issues in government and public services, where data privacy, security, and trustworthiness are critical. Their strategy is strikingly consistent: it’s not about deploying one more contract but about becoming the default layer for a specific on-chain niche market. Uniswap is claiming the niche of public AMMs, Lighter is claiming the entry point for perps, Arcus is claiming the niche of stock tokenization, and Flock is claiming the niche of AI model assetization. It’s foreseeable that after Flock, more non-native protocols will choose to deeply integrate with RH Chain. The real Robinhood Summer is still far from over.