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Robinhood plans to launch cryptocurrency futures trading in the United States and Europe.

Robinhood is currently considering the possibility of offering cryptocurrency futures in the United States and Europe, but an official launch date has not yet been confirmed.

According to Bloomberg News, Robinhood is planning to introduce cryptocurrency futures in the coming months, utilizing the licenses of Bitstamp, a crypto exchange that it intends to acquire in a $200 million deal set to be finalized next year.
The company aims to offer Bitcoin and Ether futures based on CME in the United States, but it has stated that there are no immediate plans for the launch and discussions are still ongoing,
meaning that the final plans could potentially change.
In addition to this, Robinhood recently acquired Pluto Capital, an artificial intelligence research platform, in order to provide users with more personalized investment strategies and analysis. This move is part of Robinhood's efforts to expand its presence in the cryptocurrency market and attract institutional clients, in addition to its regular retail customers.
Robinhood has been expanding its services to include cryptocurrency,
retirement products, and credit cards, and it works with individual investors to help them enhance their crypto portfolios. An official date for the start of futures trading has not yet been announced by Robinhood.

Comments

jak

Nonsense in the truest sense
So far, 6 days have passed since uploading my identity information, but it still hasn't been approved by the expert.
When communicating with them, they respond very late 
Don't waste your time on these.

Christopher

The order section often does not work for me, which means that the price of my order is reached, but it is not closed

jamalkan

I made a deal with Robin Hood Exchange, it has reasonable fees and the volume of transactions is high, usually most of the orders I register are closed successfully.
Among its disadvantages, it is difficult to authenticate and the online support is slow to respond.

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