The climb
Eleven rungs, smallest company to largest, and a twelfth that is all of them added together. Nobody picked them: they were read off the market caps of the 42 tokenized companies on the chain.
- 01
FLNCFluence Energy$2.4B - 02
MXLMaxLinear$6.8B - 03
GMEGameStop$8.6B - 04
RDDTReddit$31.1B - 05
COINCoinbase$40.5B - 06
QCOMQualcomm$176.3B - 07
NFLXNetflix$308.7B - 08
PLTRPalantir Technologies$413.2B - 09
TSLATesla$1.30T - 10
AMZNAmazon$2.96T - 11
NVDANVIDIA$5.42T - 12
MARKETAll 42 combined$36.88T
PLTR$413.2B
TSLA$1.30T
AMZN$2.96T
NVDA$5.42T
MARKET$36.88Tnumber on the plinth = holders on chain
Where the order comes from
Robinhood Chain carries 42 tokenized companies, plus a handful of funds that are left out because a fund has assets under management, not a market cap. Every company is placed on a log scale from the smallest to the largest.
Eleven rungs are spaced evenly along that scale. For each rung, every company sitting within a tenth of a decade of it is a candidate, and the one held by the most wallets on the chain takes the slot. That is why GME and TSLA are in the jar and their neighbours are not.
Market caps came from Nasdaq on Aug 08, 2026, holder counts from the chain itself, and the whole ladder is regenerated by a script. Nothing here is hand-picked, and nothing is invented.
What a merge pays
- MXLMaxLinear+30
- GMEGameStop+60
- RDDTReddit+100
- COINCoinbase+150
- QCOMQualcomm+210
- NFLXNetflix+280
- PLTRPalantir Technologies+360
- TSLATesla+450
- AMZNAmazon+550
- NVDANVIDIA+660
- MARKETAll 42 combined+780
Above the largest company sits one more rung: every company on the chain added together, $36.88T. Two of those on the board cancel each other out, clear the space and pay 1,200. It is the only way to take something off the pile.
42 companies on Robinhood Chain
Every tokenized company on the chain, largest first. The eleven marked in green are the ones that took a rung.