Robinhood

First quarter results are in for cryptocurrency and stock trading app Robinhood (NASDAQ: HOOD), with the company reporting a 30% year-on-year revenue drop

Robinhood’s Q1 results shared on April 30 show revenues fell 8.6% from the previous quarter to $927 million, topping Zacks analyst estimates by 3.16%. The company’s

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Robinhood's Q1 crypto revenue drops 30% from the previous year

What happened

What happened: The commission-free trading platform released its quarterly financials after Wednesday’s market close and disclosed a cryptocurrency notional trading

Robinhood, the popular trading app, reports a significant decline of 30% in its Q1 crypto trading revenue compared to the previous year. While overall revenue increased, the drop in crypto earnings aligns with the broader market trend.

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Data reveals that in the

Robinhood's revenue jumped 50% in the first quarter, driven by surging crypto activity, as the trading app beat Wall Street estimates. The retail brokerage posted $927

Data reveals that in the first quarter, cryptocurrency trading revenue dropped just by 1%. In Q1, Robinhood reported crypto trading revenue of $38 million, which

Robinhood’s Q1 crypto revenue drops 30% from the