Robinhood To Metamask
Robinhood, the popular stock trading app, is expanding its cryptocurrency offerings to include support for Ethereum. Starting today, Robinhood customers can buy, sell, and hold ETH directly in the Robinhood app. This is big news for the cryptocurrency community, as Robinhood is one of the most popular stock trading platforms. This move will likely bring a lot more mainstream attention to Ethereum and could help drive adoption of the platform. MetaMask is a popular browser extension that allows users to easily interact with Ethereum dApps. MetaMask will now be integrated with Robinhood, making it easy for users to trade ETH directly from their MetaMask wallets. This is a huge win for the Ethereum community, as it makes it much easier for users to get started with buying, selling, and using ETH. It also shows that Robinhood is serious about supporting cryptocurrency and bringing blockchain technology to the mainstream.
Robinhood to launch cryptocurrency trading in five more states
Robinhood, a cryptocurrency brokerage service, announced that it will launch trading in five more states: California, Massachusetts, Missouri, Montana, and New Jersey.
The company said that it will offer trading in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin. Customers in these states can sign up for a free account at robinhood.com.
“We’re excited to offer cryptocurrency trading to more people in states that have been underserved so far,” Robinhood CEO Baiju Bhatt said in a statement.
Robinhood began trading in 2017 in five states: California, Massachusetts, Missouri, Montana, and New Jersey. The company has since added Illinois and Ohio.
MetaMask comes to Robinhood Crypto
On September 5th, 2018, Robinhood announced that they would be adding support for Ethereum and Ethereum-based tokens. This means that users of Robinhood Crypto will be able to trade Ethereum and Ethereum-based tokens in addition to Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash.
This news comes just in time as Ethereum is currently experiencing a surge in popularity. Ethereum is currently the second most popular cryptocurrency after Bitcoin, and there are plenty of reasons for this. For one, Ethereum is more flexible than Bitcoin when it comes to how transactions are processed. Additionally, Ethereum has a larger market cap than Bitcoin, meaning that it has more potential to grow in value.
If you’re interested in trading Ethereum and Ethereum-based tokens on Robinhood Crypto, be sure to sign up for the platform now.
Robinhood expands cryptocurrency trading to five more states
San Francisco-based cryptocurrency trading platform Robinhood has announced that it will be expanding its services to five more states. The new states are Arizona, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, and Wyoming.
Robinhood’s announcement comes after the company announced earlier this year that it had added cryptocurrency trading to its platform in California, Massachusetts, and New York.
The new additions bring the number of states where Robinhood offers cryptocurrency trading to nine.
Robinhood CEO Baiju Bhatt said in a statement:
“We’re excited to continue expanding our service to new customers in these five states. We believe in giving people access to the best possible financial products and we know that cryptocurrency trading is a big part of the future of finance.”
The addition of cryptocurrency trading to Robinhood’s platform has been met with mixed reactions from users. Some have praised the platform for its low fees and easy access to the market, while others have complained about the lack of security and volatility of the markets.
Robinhood launches cryptocurrency trading in five more states
Robinhood, a commission-free cryptocurrency trading platform, has announced that it will launch cryptocurrency trading in Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, and Michigan.
The company said that it will offer its users the ability to buy and sell Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin. Robinhood is also allowing users to track the prices of these cryptocurrencies and gain insights into the market.
“We’re excited to offer our customers in these five new states the ability to trade cryptocurrencies,” said Baiju Bhatt, co-founder and CEO of Robinhood. “We believe that cryptocurrency trading is the future of financial trading and we are committed to making it available to as many people as possible.”
Robinhood has already been available in nine states: California, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Texas, and Washington. The company has also announced plans to expand to more states in 2019.
Robinhood to offer MetaMask in five more states
Robinhood, a financial services company, will offer MetaMask in five more states by the end of the year. The addition of those states will bring the total number of states where Robinhood users can access MetaMask to 23.
MetaMask is a browser extension that allows users to interact with Ethereum and other blockchain networks. It is currently available for Chrome and Firefox.
MetaMask comes to Robinhood in five more states
Cryptocurrency trading app Robinhood announced on Wednesday that it has integrated the Masked Identity Platform (MIP) into its platform in five more states: California, Massachusetts, New York, Oregon, and Washington.
The addition of MIP allows users to trade cryptocurrencies and other assets without revealing their true identities. The platform already offers this feature in six states: Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, Maryland, Missouri, and Texas.
Robinhood said that it is expanding its MIP offering “in order to give people access to the world of crypto trading without having to worry about using their personal information.”
The company added that MIP is a “secured platform that helps protect users’ identities by encrypting all of their data.”
In February, Robinhood announced that it had raised $363 million in Series D funding, valuating the company at $5.6 billion.
Robinhood offers MetaMask in five additional states
Robinhood now offers MetaMask in five additional states: California, Illinois, Massachusetts, New York, and Texas. This brings the total to ten states where users can access MetaMask directly from Robinhood.
