Users can now build, publish, and earn fees from personalized indexes of tokenized assets using AI agent infrastructure on Robinhood's blockchain
Virtuals Protocol has gone live on Robinhood Chain, letting users create custom indexes composed of tokenized assets and earn fees when others invest in them. The integration went live on mainnet around July 1, and the $VIRTUAL token rallied approximately 20% on the news.
Virtuals Protocol is a decentralized platform for creating and tokenizing AI agents. On Robinhood Chain, those agents can now interact directly with tokenized equities and other real-world assets. Users can launch, fund, own, and manage autonomous AI agents that handle portfolio management and trading within tokenized markets.
Over 2,100 agents have already been deployed on Robinhood Chain, generating more than $77 million in transaction volume. The $VIRTUAL token was trading around $0.55 following the integration, with daily volumes reaching into the millions.
Monvera and the AI broker model #
One of the first major products built on this integration is Monvera, an AI-powered broker that launched on July 14. It offers access to approximately 95 tokenized stocks and features a one-click portfolio management system. Monvera also introduced its own $MONVERA token.
Why tokenized indexes matter for investors #
On Robinhood Chain, the process of creating a thematic basket of stocks compresses to minutes. Because the underlying assets are tokenized versions of real equities, the indexes carry exposure to actual market movements rather than purely speculative crypto tokens. If someone builds a popular index that attracts significant capital, they earn ongoing fees from users who invest in it.
For traders watching this space, the $77 million in agent-generated volume and 2,100-plus deployed agents represent early traction metrics worth monitoring. Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our