Several outlets reported on Robinhood's third-quarter results on 27 October 2026, with conflicting characterisations of its crypto revenue. The earliest report cited here, from The Defiant, was published at 20:15:37 UTC, followed by CoinDesk, CNBC Hedge Funds, Decrypt and The Block. The reports agree that Robinhood's shares fell, but they differ on the direction and size of crypto revenue. The material labels the story as unverified, meaning it was reported by an established outlet or several sources but not confirmed at the source. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

The reports conflict on crypto revenue. CoinDesk reported that Robinhood's crypto revenue fell 55% from last year but topped Street forecasts [1]. The Block, by contrast, reported that crypto revenue rose 20% in the third quarter, with Robinhood Chain bringing in $26 million [2]. The Defiant reported that Robinhood Chain contributed $26 million, offsetting a decline in crypto revenue elsewhere [5]. The material does not reconcile these accounts, and the figures as given point in different directions. [1] [2] [5]

On overall results, Decrypt reported record revenue of $1.42 billion, but earnings of $0.51 per share, short of the $0.55 expected [4]. CNBC Hedge Funds reported that Robinhood's shares fell 5% as a crypto slump weighed on profits [3]. The material does not state the cause of the share move beyond CNBC's characterisation, and it gives no further figures on profits or the size of the crypto slump. [3] [4]

The reports also differ on how Robinhood Chain is described. The Block reported that the chain brought in $26 million as crypto revenue rose 20% in the third quarter [2]. The Defiant reported that the network contributed $26 million, offsetting a decline in crypto revenue elsewhere [5]. Both name the same $26 million figure, but they place it against different descriptions of the rest of crypto revenue. [2] [5]

What remains unconfirmed is the direction and scale of Robinhood's crypto revenue. CoinDesk's 55% decline [1] and The Block's 20% rise [2] cannot both describe the same measure as stated, and the material does not say which figure, if either, is correct. The story is labelled unverified and was not confirmed at the source. The $1.42 billion revenue and $0.51 per share figures come from Decrypt [4], and the 5% share decline comes from CNBC [3]; neither is confirmed elsewhere in the material. [1] [2] [3] [4]