Robinhood Cuts Staff Again as Trading Volume and Engagement Dwindle
Crypto and stock trading platform Robinhood is cutting staff as the firm struggles to maintain trading volumes and interest.
Crypto and stock trading platform Robinhood is cutting staff as the firm struggles to maintain trading volumes and interest.
Robinhood said that the move comes as part of its regular review of crypto assets.
SEC's enforcement actions have forced crypto companies to mull over their offerings in the country.
Robinhood’s interest revenue surged last quarter – but crypto transaction revenue continued to decline.Â
Robinhood's Crypto GM suggested the company has partly benefitted from FTX's collapse.
California's DFPI joined other states regulators in the multi-million agreement with Robinhood.
Robinhood’s wallet app supports both Ethereum and Polygon, and comes baked in with DeFi and NFT functionality.
California Attorney General’s office had earlier served a similar subpoena to the trading platform.
Robinhood's crypto trading volume surged to $3.7 billion in January 2023, 95% more than in December 2022.
Despite a minor overall increase in net revenue and a stellar EBITDA, the trading platform’s crypto revenues have tanked substantially.