Robinhood Crypto Trading Volume Falls to $2.1B in May, Down 68% YoY

Robinhood, a trading platform known for commission-free trading, reported a significant decrease in its Robinhood crypto trading volume.

Rudy Fares

Rudy Fares

Robinhood Crypto Trading Volume Falls to $2.1B in May, Down 68% YoY

Robinhood, the popular trading platform known for pioneering commission-free trading, reported a significant decrease in its Robinhood crypto trading volume. In May, the trading volume dropped to $2.1 billion, marking a 68% decrease year-over-year. The year 2022 was on a good path, all until recently, the SEC slammed Binance and Coinbase with lawsuits for dealing with illegal securities sale.

This decrease in trading volume comes at a time when the crypto market has faced significant turbulence, with prices fluctuating wildly due to regulatory news and investor sentiment.

Robinhood, which started offering crypto trading in 2018, has often been lauded for democratizing investment and making it accessible to the average person. However, this drop in trading volume may indicate a shift in investor sentiment.

Some industry observers have suggested that the decrease could be a result of increased competition from other platforms, while others believe it’s due to the high volatility of the crypto market deterring casual investors.

Robinhood has yet to comment on the decrease, but it is clear that the platform, along with the rest of the crypto market, faces a challenging period ahead.

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Equity Trader, Financial Consultant, Musician and Blockchain Aficionado. I spend my time doing Technical and Fundamental Analyses for Stocks, Currencies, Commodities and Cryptocurrencies.

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