On Thursday, Robinhood announced that it has listed UNI Token on its trading app. With the latest addition, the platform now offers users a total of 13 crypto assets.
Robinhood initially added support for zero-fee crypto trading back in February 2018. At the time, the platform only added leading cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). Later, it also added support for several altcoins, including meme cryptocurrency Dogecoin.
In April, the trading and investing company listed Polygon (MATIC), Solana (SOL), and Compound (COMP) together with meme coin Shiba Inu. In late June, it also listed Chainlink (LINK) on its list of crypto.
Robinhood was launched back in 2013 but attracted plenty of mainstream attention during the GameStop saga in early 2021. It also benefited from the Dogecoin mania which contributed to a huge boost in the company's revenue.
In June, reports surfaced that Sam Bankman-Fried-founded FTX was seeking to acquire Robinhood, but the cryptocurrency exchange denied that there was no such deal in the making.