PANews reported on February 13 that according to The Block, Robinhood released its fourth-quarter financial report, showing that its cryptocurrency trading volume increased by 400% year-on-year to US$70 billion. Previously, the trading volume continued to decline in 2024, with the first three quarters being US$36 billion, US$21.5 billion and US$14.4 billion respectively.

The company's Q4 trading revenue increased 200% year-on-year to $672 million, of which cryptocurrency trading revenue reached $358 million, an increase of 700%. At the same time, stock trading volume increased 154% to $423 billion. Robinhood added 7 new crypto assets during Q4 and launched Ethereum staking services in the European Union.

Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev said in December last year that the company had discussed the possibility of holding Bitcoin, but there was no BTC reserve plan. In early 2025, the company also announced that it would launch Bitcoin, oil and gold futures trading.