Robinhood’s Crypto Revenue Fell 55% in a Year. Is Retail Money Leaving Crypto?
Robinhood's (HOOD) crypto revenue fell 55% YoY to $120M in Q3 2026, while total revenue rose 12% to $1.42B. Earnings per share were $0.51, below expectations. Crypto's share of revenue dropped to 8.5%. Bitcoin and Ethereum prices fell 28.5% and 41.1% YoY, respectively. HOOD stock dropped 6.6% post-earnings.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The earnings miss may trigger further sell‑offs or short‑covering in the near term.
Market read
Earnings-driven price move with clear catalyst; traders may adjust positions in HOOD.
What to watch
Overall platform deposits rose $15.7B, indicating retained user base despite crypto pullback.
Background
Robinhood's Q3 earnings showed solid growth in equities and options, but a sharp crypto revenue decline.
Ticker impact
Robinhood reported Q3 crypto revenue fell 55% to $120M and EPS $0.51, missing expectations, causing a 6.6% pre‑market drop.
likely downward pressure as investors reassess crypto exposure
The disclosed revenue decline and EPS miss are fresh facts that moved the share price pre‑market.
Market effects
Weak crypto revenue may signal broader challenges for retail brokerage crypto desks.
U.S. retail investors could shift trading volume toward equities and options.
Limited; primarily affects U.S. fintech and crypto‑focused platforms.
Counterpoint
Stablecoin assets grew, suggesting a pivot to lower‑margin crypto products could stabilize future revenue.
Key entities
- CompanyRobinhood Markets
U.S. brokerage platform reporting Q3 results.


