[Robinhood onchain] Meta trading rises 45.6%; SPY wallets grow as issuance holds steady

Meta (META) trading value rose 45.6% over 24 hours to $13.99 million in the November 1 snapshot, while aggregate trading value fell 64.3%. SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) added holding wallets with no change in issuance.

The November 1, 2026 snapshot, compared with October 31, covered 200 instruments. Aggregate trading value was $42.04 million, with a combined market capitalization of $158.16 million, down 0.5%.

Meta's holding-wallet count increased by 69 to 57,131, while its onchain price rose 0.1% to $614.18. Issuance was unchanged.

Among the entries supplied, Meta recorded the largest wallet increase. Tesla (TSLA) followed with 33 additional wallets, SPY with 28, Invesco QQQ (QQQ) with 27 and Alphabet A (GOOGL) with 26. SanDisk (SNDK) also added 26. Nvidia (NVDA) lost 82 wallets, SpaceX (SPCX) lost 55 and SPDR gold ETF (GLD) lost 50.

Issuance was unchanged across the supplied entries, including SPY, Nvidia and Meta.

ExxonMobil (XOM) had the largest premium to its regular-market reference price among the supplied entries, at 13.1%. Strategy (MSTR) followed at 3.1% and Micron (MU) at 2.4%. Lululemon (LULU) and IBM each traded at a 0.6% discount.

SK hynix (SKYHY), the Korean company included in the supplied entries, traded onchain at $152.32, a 2.1% premium to its regular-market reference price. Its holding-wallet count fell by four to 4,781.

Meta led trading value among the supplied entries at $13.99 million, followed by SPY at $8.33 million, Nvidia at $5.36 million and SpaceX at $5.12 million. Trading value fell 72.3% for SPY, 71.5% for Nvidia and 66.3% for SpaceX.

Onchain prices rose 12.6% for ExxonMobil and 2.2% each for Intel (INTC) and CoreWeave (CRWV). Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) fell 0.9%, United States Oil Fund (USO) declined 0.4% and Netflix (NFLX) slipped 0.2%.

SPY's holding-wallet count rose by 28 to 70,713 despite the decline in trading value. Its onchain price increased 0.2% to $758.03, while issuance remained unchanged.