[Robinhood onchain] USO trading volume jumps to 9.6 times its previous daily level

United States Oil Fund (USO) trading volume on Robinhood Chain rose to 9.6 times its previous daily level. Invesco QQQ (QQQ) recorded increases in both holder wallets and trading activity.

As of 11:32 UTC on October 26, 2026, USO's 24-hour trading volume stood at $868,097, up 863.3% from the previous snapshot. Its token price fell 1.3% to $166.09.

QQQ added 708 holder wallets to reach 28,931. Among the supplied securities records, it was followed by Bloom Energy (BE), which added 72, Micron (MU) with 68, Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) with 28 and SanDisk (SNDK) with 22. SPDR Gold ETF (GLD) lost 141 holder wallets, Tesla (TSLA) lost 138 and Meta (META) lost 132.

USO's token supply increased by 2,597 tokens, or 27.5%, worth approximately $431,406 at its recorded onchain price. The iShares Silver Trust (SLV) supply increased by 7,300 tokens, or 31.0%.

Onchain prices also diverged from their recorded regular-market reference prices. Tesla traded at a 2.0% premium and Oracle (ORCL) at a 1.7% premium. Circle (CRCL) traded at a 3.1% discount, CoreWeave (CRWV) at a 2.3% discount and USO at a 2.0% discount.

SK hynix (SKYHY), the Korean company included in the data, traded at $140.35 onchain, a 2.4% premium to its regular-market reference price.

SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) recorded $25.05 million in 24-hour trading volume, up 118.5%. Nvidia (NVDA) recorded $8.63 million, up 71.3%, while QQQ recorded $7.49 million, up 462.6%.

Across the 193 tracked securities, total trading volume reached $64.55 million, up 97.8% from the previous snapshot. Their combined market capitalization was $156.71 million, up 1.0%.

USO's holder count increased by just two wallets despite its larger token supply. QQQ's price rose 0.1% while trading volume reached 5.6 times its previous daily level, alongside a 2.5% increase in holder wallets.