PancakeSwap Launches The Flip on Robinhood Chain
The upgrade directs 88% of swap fees from v3 and Infinity pools to liquidity providers, up from 66% to 68% on most pools.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Investing
PancakeSwap has launched The Flip on Robinhood Chain, automatically routing 88% of swap fees from v3 and Infinity pools to liquidity providers. The remaining 12% goes to the PancakeSwap Treasury.
Why it matters
The change raises the share of trading fees earned by liquidity providers compared with the 66% to 68% they previously received on most pools. Deployment begins with Robinhood Chain and proceeds one network at a time.
Liquidity providers in v3 and Infinity pools will receive 88% of swap fees, up from 66% to 68% on most pools, with the PancakeSwap Treasury taking the remaining 12%. The extraction does not indicate how trading volume or liquidity depth will respond.
The players
PancakeSwap
PancakeSwap is a decentralized exchange on the BNB Chain and other networks that allows users to trade tokens and provide liquidity to earn fees.
Robinhood Chain
Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum-based Layer 2 network built with Arbitrum technology and developed by the brokerage Robinhood.
The details
The Flip automatically directs the fee split to liquidity providers in v3 and Infinity pools. Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum-based Layer 2 network using Arbitrum technology, is the first network in the rollout, with its public mainnet having gone live July 1, 2026.
Timeline
July 1, 2026: Robinhood Chain public mainnet went live.
October 2026: Vote approved giving v3 and Infinity liquidity providers 88% of swap fees.
November 2026: Fee change scheduled to begin on supported chains.
Market Dynamics
The Flip builds on Arbitrum-based Layer 2 infrastructure, which Robinhood Chain uses as its foundation. Its fee redistribution shifts economics for liquidity providers as decentralized exchanges compete for capital across networks.
Liquidity providers in v3 and Infinity pools will receive a larger share of swap fees under the new split. Providers should review their pool positions as the change rolls out network by network.
The takeaway
Liquidity providers should note that the fee split applies to specific pool types and will roll out on a per-network schedule. Reviewing pool eligibility before deployment reaches a given chain can help set expectations.
What happens next
The fee change is scheduled to begin on supported chains in November 2026, with deployment proceeding one network at a time.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by TokenPost.
