Robinhood will list Crypto.com yes-or-no event contracts and take minority stakes in the Crypto.com exchange and OG.com, per WSJ; Marszalek confirmed on X. HOOD was up almost 3% near $125.
Robinhood will add Crypto.com’s yes-or-no event contracts to its trading platform and take minority stakes in the Crypto.com exchange and OG.com, Crypto.com’s standalone prediction-markets unit, per a WSJ report.
Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek confirmed the partnership in an 8 September 2026 X post: “Thrilled to partner with Vlad Tenev and RobinhoodApp on prediction markets — a game changer for OG.com and Crypto.com — watch this space.”
Robinhood agreed to list Crypto.com’s yes-or-no contracts on its trading platform and to take minority stakes in both the exchange and OG.com.
This is a prediction-markets distribution and equity partnership — distinct from Robinhood’s earlier tokenized-share dispute with AMC. AMC CEO demands Robinhood halt tokenized AMC shares.
HOOD was up almost 3% on the news, trading around $125, up from a prior close around $122.
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