
Robinhood's Revenue Miss and Crypto Trading Launch in EU
Robinhood's stock dropped after the trading app reported lower-than-expected revenue due to a decline in active users and muted trading activity, despite benefiting from higher interest rates. The company also announced plans to launch a brokerage in the U.K. and crypto trading in the European Union. Robinhood reported a net loss of $85 million for the third quarter, with sales rising to $467 million. While net interest revenues increased, equities-trading revenue and revenue from crypto trades declined. Monthly active users fell by 16%. The stock is still up around 20% this year, but concerns remain about the return of student-loan payments and the impact of higher interest rates.


