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Robinhood Issues Reports

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  Victor | App Builder + Digital Nomad (@realVictorKung) reported 45 seconds ago

  @AskRobinhood This is pretty serious as the email came from a Robinhood domain + your support chatbot was not working last night. Hoping that others did not fall for it. This definitely deserves more attention from @RobinhoodApp and should not be swept under the rug.

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  Vikram (@msharmavikram) reported 4 minutes ago

  Hey @vladtenev @RobinhoodApp I’ve always associated Robinhood with speed and simplicity, but today’s experience didn’t reflect that. Even as a Gold subscriber, a broken account setup from Robinhood is taking several business days to review and fix. (1/2)

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  AJ (@cantucapital) reported 7 minutes ago

  Portfolio Overview is completely gone from my @RobinhoodApp profile tab. Chatted with support and it looks like some kind of outage they're working to resolve. Anyone else see this issue?

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  Keith Kinkaid (@Blockaid1) reported 8 minutes ago

  @RobinhoodApp my account is restricted for incorrect reasons and you won’t let me get in contact with you to send proof. Any help is appreciated.

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  ChadTheSage (@chadTheSage0) reported 9 minutes ago

  After the @RobinhoodApp glitch last night and nearly getting wrecked from their prediction market, I think I'll go back to trading stocks for a little bit instead of gambling on yes or no. @vladtenev unacceptable.

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  Rose Celine Investments 🌹 (@realroseceline) reported 12 minutes ago

  Dear @vladtenev @BaijuBhatt @RobinhoodApp, I want to start by acknowledging what you built matters hugely because you opened the markets to millions of people who previously didn’t have access. That is a big deal and you deserve your flowers! But somewhere along the way, the incentives drifted. Right now, your product is optimized for engagement. But the future should be optimized for outcomes. Today, the business relies heavily on payment for order flow, options, margin, and crypto. In simple terms, the platform does better when users trade more. The problem is that more activity leads to worse outcomes for the investor who is your cherished customer. That is not an opinion, it is one of the most consistent truths in markets. Most people do not lose money because they picked the wrong stock. They lose because they trade too much, react too fast, and either lack the discipline or do not understand how compounding works over time. So the question becomes simple. Do you want to be a trading app, or do you want to be a wealth platform? Because those are two very different paths. If the goal is to build something enduring, something that actually helps people build wealth over decades, the model needs to evolve and the incentives need to align. You can start with access and let your customers invest globally. Today, your users cannot even buy a Canadian stock or a company like $RMS in France. The best businesses in the world are not all listed in the US. Then completely rethink your monetization. A model that wins when users trade more will always have tension as a dark cloud. A model that wins when users build wealth removes that tension, like a real life Robinhood. Focus on subscription, advisory, and performance aligned structures. The product itself needs to change too. Right now it feels like a game. It should feel like a long term dashboard of your life savings and financial journey. Celebrate holding, not trading. Show your users how their behavior impacts outcomes over 1, 3, 5, 10, 20 years. Make overtrading visible, not invisible. But this cannot just be advice, it has to be built into the system. Turn behavior into something measurable. Give every user a discipline score based on their behavior, things like holding periods, turnover, and consistency. Most people think they are long term investors until they see their own data. Make the cost of behavior obvious. Before every trade, show a simple projection of how that behavior impacts long term returns. Introduce friction where it matters. If someone is overtrading, and you know because you have all the data, slow them down. Even small pauses or nudges can change behavior. Create a set and leave mode, let users lock part of their portfolio for months or years and reward them for it. See the recent Kevin Durant story where he got locked out of his crypto app and made a fortune by loosing his password. Show alternate realities by running a shadow portfolio that shows what would have happened if they simply held. Seeing your own missed compounding is more powerful than advice. And then take it one step further, here’s my big crazy idea. What if Robinhood paid users to not trade? Lower fees the longer you hold. Better economics for patience flips the incentive structure entirely. Change what gets attention inside the product. Do not celebrate activity. Celebrate patience, consistency, and long term outcomes. Give people real portfolio intelligence. Not trending stocks, but actual understanding. Concentration, risk, exposure, etc. Most users do not know what they own, and that is a massive opportunity for you to build that trust. And invest in real education. Not surface level content, but tools that actually change behavior. Show people what compounding looks like over decades. Show them what fees and bad habits cost them. 1/2 👇

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  Bugs Bunny (@bugsoberoi) reported 13 minutes ago

  @vladtenev @RobinhoodApp @AskRobinhood ROBINHOOD DOWN....PLS FIX

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  daman (@daman4545) reported 13 minutes ago

  @RobinhoodApp Why is futures down? I have a position needs closed

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  Lane || Boot.dev (@wagslane) reported 15 minutes ago

  Okay buckle up, a serious sham is being perpetrated by @RobinhoodApp 's Gold card. I'm a happy owner of the gold card. 3% cash back? Hell yeah. One of the reasons this works is they do EVERYTHING THEY CAN to get you to redeem your points as anything besides cash back. It's 3% if you do cash back. It's a lot less (in almost all cases) if you redeem any other way. Now that's kinda to be expected, but here's where it actually tricked me for a few months: if you redeem your points as a statement credit, you only get 0.70 cents on the dollar!?! In other words, if you redeem 100k points as cash back, you get $1000. If you redeem 100k points as a statement credit, you only get $700... Wtf. No one should ever make that trade. Just take the cash and then apply it to your balance if that's what you want. So how does it trick you? Well, the UI encourages taking a statement credit over cash back, not just by being the higher up option, but also by being the only option with an "auto redeem" functionality... Receipts attached. Someone explain to me if I'm wrong, please, on the surface it seems shady af.

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  Weather Guy Ty (@WeatherGuyTy) reported 15 minutes ago

  @RobinhoodApp being "down for maintenance" today during peak trading hours was bad enough. Even worse, when it came back up, they DOUBLED their commissions! #trading #predictionmarkets

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  Colorado (@ColoradoXRPL) reported 15 minutes ago

  Just canceled all 5 of my @Citi cards after paying $22,000 off and going from $25,000 limit to $2,000 on my @AmericanAir card. I never missed a payment and have been a customer for 10+ years. @RobinhoodApp card from here on out.

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  Market Monkeh (@MarketMonkeh) reported 16 minutes ago

  @PatDunn @RobinhoodApp Hey Pat, companies like Fannie Mae are rolling out Crypto/Bitcoin Backed Mortgages. Is this something that Robinhood is looking into? Using Crypto as a down payment, so holders wouldnt have to sell their tokens and realize gains, it would just become equity in their home loan

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  Vex (@VexTxs) reported 17 minutes ago

  WARNING to @RobinhoodApp users to be aware of a phishing scam coming from a verified “noreply@robinhood” email warning of an attempted login. The site linked is not flagged as phishing and prompts to verify asset info then “secure” your crypto with a new seed phrase or app.

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  Vim (@vimandlinuxuser) reported 17 minutes ago

  @AskRobinhood @RobinhoodApp — please escalate to security. HTML injection in the regulatory login-notification email via the User-Agent/device field means every leaked credential becomes a phishing vector against your customers.

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  Michael Ford (@Michael15028851) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Andrew74171389 @RobinhoodApp One of their major features is leveraging within their accounts. This is internal advertisement to do just that. (Hence the whole 3x, 10x, 15x leverage options in their selections.) This is part of margin accounts. I had a client who was using them before I retired and I just walked them through all the fine print of their account. This was indeed years ago now, but you really think they just magically stopped being predatory because regulation caught up to them for doing it a little? Like their 'membership' level subscription and the 15% back scam. Fines from FINRA, SEC, and California for crypto mismanagement, the GME **** up, failing to follow anti-money laundry protocols, and straight up not reporting things they should have. Of which the sum total of those fines and restitution was barely 100million when they reaped billions from it all. Not to get weird about it but they are owned nominally by Blackrock, Vanguard, and Statestreet.