Robinhood reported a substantial increase in revenue for the fourth quarter, reaching $1.01 billion. The reported revenue exceeded Wall Street analysts’ expectations, which were set at $940.8 million. The company’s earnings growth was largely driven by a sharp increase in crypto trading activity, with revenue from digital assets surging by 700% to $358 million during the quarter. Robinhood’s Crypto Trading Volume Jumps 400% to $70B in Q4 2025 A recent Bloomberg report noted that Robinhood experienced a significant rise in crypto trading volume in the fourth quarter of 2025. The total crypto trading volume reached $70 billion, marking a 400% increase from the previous quarter. This surge followed a decline in trading activity earlier in the year, when volumes dropped from $36 billion in Q1 to $14.4 billion in Q3. The increase in trading activity coincided with Bitcoin price rally past $100,000 after the November elections. Market volatility and renewed investor interest contributed to the strong growth in Robinhood crypto segment. The firm’s transaction-based revenue from digital assets rose sharply, accounting for a major portion of its earnings. In response to rising demand, the brokerage platform expanded its crypto offerings by adding seven new digital assets for U.S. customers and launching Ethereum staking services in the European Union. The company continues exploring new features to increase engagement within its trading ecosystem. Amid its crypto expansion plans, Robinhood has most recently launched its services in Spain , aligning with the EU’s MiCA regulations. The platform now offers Spanish users crypto trading, staking, and access to trending assets, including the TRUMP meme coin. Fifth Consecutive Profitable Quarter Additionally, Robinhood achieved its fifth consecutive quarter of positive net income, reporting $916 million in earnings for Q4. This marked an improvement from the previous year when net income was just $0.03 per share. The company’s diluted earnings per share rose to $1.01, reflecting strong financial performance. More so, the platform’s total assets under custody (AUC) reached $193 billion, an 88% increase from the previous year. The growth in AUC was driven by increased valuations in equities and cryptocurrencies, along with consistent net deposits from users. Robinhood’s equity trading volume also increased, reaching $423 billion for the quarter, a 154% rise from the previous year. The brokerage firm also reported transaction-based revenue of $672 million, up 200% from the previous year. Of this, cryptocurrency trading generated $358 million, while equities contributed $61 million. The results positioned Robinhood among the top-performing retail trading platforms during the period. Global Crypto Platform Expands Reach Robinhood has continued to expand its product lineup and global reach. The company launched US equity-options trading for UK customers and announced plans to enter the Asian market with a Singapore-based headquarters in 2025. These efforts align with the firm’s strategy to grow its presence beyond the U.S. CEO Vlad Tenev emphasized the firm’s focus on innovation, noting that 2024 saw major product developments, including the launch of a new platform for active traders. The Chief Executive Officer added “We hit the gas on product development in 2024.” Moreover, a recent CoinGape report highlighted that CME Group will expand its crypto offerings on Robinhood, with upcoming XRP and Solana futures. These contracts will provide US retail traders with new opportunities to gain regulated exposure to digital assets. The post Robinhood Revenue Hits $1B As Crypto Trading Surges 700%: Report appeared first on CoinGape .
