This is the moment where TradFi’s walls start cracking for real. Robinhood putting 493+ assets from ETFs and commodities to Treasuries on @arbitrum isn’t some pilot program; it’s the first true mass bridge between public markets and permissionless rails. The scale matters. Once you wrap real-world exposure into ERC standards, you unlock a new class of composable collateral yield-bearing assets that can move through DeFi, not just sit in brokerage accounts. ❯ Stocks → yield vaults ❯ Treasuries → on-chain money markets ❯ ETFs → basket-based derivatives and hedges And Arbitrum’s low-fee, high-throughput architecture is exactly what makes this practical. You can tokenize, trade, and settle without the cost structure killing the model something L1s and slower L2s still struggle with. What started as Robinhood onboarding users into crypto is flipping into crypto onboarding Robinhood’s entire asset universe. This is what “Arbitrum Everywhere” really means not slogans, but the full spectrum of finance going on-chain.