The popular stock buying app Robinhood begins a new chapter as a public company on Thursday. This designation means the company will have to disclose more details about its financials and business strategy to the public—including its plans for cryptocurrency, which have become a fast-growing part of Robinhood’s operations.
Decrypt spoke with Robinhood CFO Jason Warnick on Wednesday to get a sense of what this next era will bring. He spoke cautiously, in part because the company was still in the so-called quiet period before its IPO, but it was nonetheless apparent Robinhood has outsize crypto opinions.
Beyond buying and selling
Warnick said there has been a chorus of requests among Robinhood customers for crypto services that go beyond simply buying and selling currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. In particular, he cited demand for full-blown crypto wallets that let users send currencies off the Robinhood platform, and for the opportunity to earn interest and participate in a blockc
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