Robinhood reported a remarkable $1.01 billion in revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025, surpassing Wall Street’s forecast of $940.8 million. The company’s strong earnings growth was largely driven by a massive surge in crypto trading, with revenue from digital assets increasing by 700% to $358 million during the period.
The surge in crypto trading activity led to a 400% increase in trading volume, which reached $70 billion in Q4 2025. This jump followed a drop in earlier trading volumes in 2025, particularly between Q1 and Q3, when trading fell from $36 billion in Q1 to $14.4 billion in Q3.
The renewed growth coincided with a rally in Bitcoin prices following the November elections, driving investor interest and market volatility. Robinhood’s crypto-focused earnings soared as transaction-based revenue from digital assets became a significant contributor to the company’s overall performance.
Expansion in Crypto Offerings and Global Reach
In response to the rising demand for crypto trading, Robinhood expanded its digital asset offerings. It added seven new cryptocurrencies for U.S. users and launched Ethereum staking services in the EU. Additionally, the platform continued to broaden its presence internationally, recently entering Spain and complying with the European Union’s MiCA regulations. This allowed Robinhood to offer Spanish users access to crypto trading, staking, and even trending assets like the TRUMP meme coin.
Fifth Consecutive Profitable Quarter
Robinhood also achieved its fifth consecutive profitable quarter, reporting a net income of $916 million, a significant increase from the previous year’s modest earnings. This financial success was reflected in the company’s diluted earnings per share, which reached $1.01, marking a substantial improvement from last year.
Robinhood’s total assets under custody (AUC) grew by 88% year-over-year to $193 billion, fueled by rising valuations in equities and cryptocurrencies, as well as steady net deposits from users. Equity trading volume also saw a sharp increase, reaching $423 billion for the quarter, a 154% jump from the previous year.
Global Expansion and Future Plans
Looking ahead, Robinhood is focused on expanding its global footprint. The company launched U.S. equity-options trading for UK customers and announced plans to establish a headquarters in Singapore by 2025, marking its entry into the Asian market.
CEO Vlad Tenev emphasized the firm’s commitment to innovation, noting that 2024 saw the introduction of a new platform designed for active traders. Robinhood also continues to develop new products, with future plans including the expansion of its crypto offerings. In line with this, CME Group is set to introduce XRP and Solana futures on Robinhood, providing U.S. retail traders with more opportunities to engage with regulated digital asset markets.
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