Olas deploys AI agent transactions on Robinhood Chain across seven blockchains

Olas, the crypto-native platform for autonomous AI agents, is preparing to roll out decentralized finance products on Robinhood Chain, the blockchain that Robinhood launched on July 1, 2026, using Arbitrum technology. The move would place AI-driven DeFi tools in front of one of the largest retail brokerage audiences in the US. For a platform that has already racked up more than 20.5 million on-chain agent transactions across seven blockchains, Robinhood Chain represents the kind of distribution most crypto projects spend years chasing. What Olas actually does Think of Olas as infrastructure for AI agents that can operate on blockchains without a human clicking buttons every five seconds. The platform lets users run local AI models, autonomous software that can execute transactions, interact with DeFi protocols, and even negotiate with other agents, all without routing requests through expensive centralized AI providers like OpenAI or Anthropic. The platform’s Pearl app and Mech Marketplace serve as the operational hubs where these autonomous agents live and transact. As of mid-September 2026, roughly 14.65 million of the platform’s 20.5 million total on-chain transactions have been...