Tollan leaves Abstract for Robinhood Chain; Absturd, LootPlanets name it

Tollan Universe told players on Oct. 16 that its account migration is live and that the game is now on Robinhood Chain. A week later LootPlanets, whose account bio says "Coming soon to Robinhood Chain," announced a reward for Tollan holders. Abstract, which Tollan is leaving, shuts down on Dec. 15. Our destination map tracks where projects say they are heading; this piece covers the Robinhood Chain slice, including four names the map did not.

Robinhood Chain is, per the Arbitrum Foundation's factsheet, a chain built on Arbitrum technology with ETH as its gas token. It went live on public mainnet on July 1, 2026.

Tollan: accounts and payments move

Tollan Universe wrote on Oct. 16 at 17:40 UTC that EVM wallet support and account migration are live. Its post says migrating an Abstract account keeps Crowns, Passes, gameplay history and unclaimed prizes. Store purchases, Prize Pool payouts and Jackpot withdrawals are now in ETH on Robinhood Chain, and the post gives Dec. 15 as the migration deadline.

Egamers reports that an Oct. 9 pinned post from Tollan said purchases and withdrawals would move to Robinhood Chain from Oct. 19. We did not retrieve the Oct. 9 post itself. The Oct. 16 post points players to tollan.io. We found no published steps beyond that, and nothing from Tollan on what happens to its Genesis Avatar NFTs in the move.

LootPlanets: a reward for Tollan Genesis Avatar holders

On Oct. 23 LootPlanets wrote that it is reserving 1,000 whitelist spots, which it labels "GTD," for holders of Tollan Genesis Avatars. A bonus applies to anyone who locks three Genesis Avatars with different "Mark" traits for six months: a free Space Station. The post says the locking method and the snapshot date will be announced later. Tollan quoted the post the same day, promising "more games, more opportunities, and more benefits" for Genesis Avatar holders.

The LootPlanets account bio reads "Build your fleet. Conquer Planets. Collect Loot." and "Coming soon to Robinhood Chain." The bio, not the Oct. 23 post, is where the account names the chain.

Absturd and Kona: a game is live, a protocol has no chain yet

On Oct. 20 Absturd announced "Absturd: Hold the Line," which it describes as a lane defender game on Robinhood Chain. Players earn Drop Points for an upcoming $ABS drop. Kona quoted the post and wrote that "the first @GoAbsturd game title is live." Kona's post does not name a chain; the Absturd post does.

Kona has addressed its own plans separately. On Oct. 7 it said it was exploring options for bringing its protocols, economic systems and active user base to a new chain. On Oct. 12 it wrote that @Litanygg would soon offer a direct Abstract option to acquire Hollows and have them minted on Robinhood Chain, and encouraged users to start migrating off Abstract with Litany. That post concerns Hollows through Litany. In the posts we reviewed, Kona has not said which chain its own protocol will use.

Souls.club: a tag, not a chain name

Souls.club posted a thread on Oct. 21 about Digital Humans, described as a hero in a multiplayer open-world strategy game. It lists a free mint on Oct. 27 on OpenSea and "10,000 Humans on @RobinhoodCrypto." The second post gives staggered mint times by tier from 17:00 UTC, requires wallets to be linked by 13:00 UTC through the app's humans page, and says "No token yet."

The thread tags the @RobinhoodCrypto account. The text we retrieved does not say Robinhood Chain, and neither does the app's humans page, so we do not state the chain for this mint.

What the Robinhood Chain slice shows

Of the five projects, two name Robinhood Chain in post text: Tollan, for accounts and payments, and Absturd, for a live game. LootPlanets names it in its lootplanetsrh. Kona names it for Hollows offered through Litany but, in the posts we reviewed, not for its own protocol, and Souls.club tags a Robinhood account without naming the chain. Only Tollan cites the Dec. 15 deadline in its own post. Two links between these projects appear in their own posts: Kona quoted Absturd's launch on Oct. 20, and Tollan quoted LootPlanets' whitelist offer on Oct. 23.

What to watch

• Tollan's published steps for migration and any statement on Genesis Avatars before the Dec. 15 deadline.
• LootPlanets' locking method and snapshot date, which it said are still to come.
• Whether Souls.club's Oct. 27 mint names its chain in the mint page or follow-up posts.
• Whether Kona names a chain for its protocol, after saying on Oct. 7 that it was weighing options.