Robinhood invites EU users to earn free bitcoin by trading and referring friends—a rewarding opportunity awaits those who seize it.
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Robinhood is expanding its reach, introducing cryptocurrency trading in the European Union, aiming to tap into international markets for growth.
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Robinhood's latest crypto feature lets you easily buy, sell, and hold over 25 tokens, including popular ones like bitcoin and ethereum.
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In 2024, the plan is to give you more tokens, let you transfer them, and earn rewards by staking crypto.
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Robinhood expands globally, following the recent UK announcement, set to launch stock trades for UK customers by early 2024, marking a significant move.
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Last week, the company launched a waitlist in the U.K. for a service giving customers up to 5% yields on deposits.
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US crypto companies seek growth in the European Union due to regulatory challenges at home, opting for a more favorable environment.
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SEC sued Coinbase and Binance, claiming they broke securities laws in the U.S., part of a crackdown on crypto companies.
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Robinhood Crypto's GM, Johann Kerbrat, picked the EU as the debut global market, citing its pioneering crypto laws.
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Are crypto firms willing to assist in solving the issue of illicit finance?
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