Robinhood

So think Coinbase, Binance, Kraken, OKEx.

Think fintechs like Robinhood and Stripe and PayPal.

Ripple.

And we married this huge group of private sector entities with about 100 global law enforcement agencies to include across the United States interagency.

I've been saying that for a while now.

I think Ethereum could flex a bit, huh? And I think Robinhood, along with Ethereum, could do very, very well here.

So Solana looks good.

Ethereum looks good.

Oh, yeah, of course.

Up is the...

Is that the liquidity layer of Robinhood? Let me go and have a look.

All right.

We talked about Bitcoin earlier.

So Coinbase, MicroStrategy, and Robinhood, which are all players in that space, all had a big week.

I do and very interested in touching on CrowdStrike, which cybersecurity I think is the next big thing.

With the Huggy Face, if you don't, okay, so for listeners, if you don't know what Huggy Face is, OpenAI's, it's OpenAI's model, right? hacked into Huggy Face.

That's a good example right here.

And this may be the indicator that could elevate this above Robinhood chain.

And we put out a couple of videos that it has been.

I believe it is going to come down to Solana and Robinhood in terms of trying to win this.

And it may be a battle that has already been won by Solana going forward.

But let's not leave out what's happening with Avalanche if you did not watch it over the weekend.

Whereas Gen Z has a completely different UI for the economy, they grew up with app-based digital platforms.

Robinhood, Willable.

The user interface of investing has been aggressively gamified and smoothed out for them.

They have confetti animations when they buy a stock.

Crypto-related stocks also rallied as Bitcoin was above $86,000 to its highest level since January.

Coinbase up 3.5%, Robinhood up 2.9%.

They're generally considered Bitcoin-type stocks.

Treasury's performed well overnight.

Yeah, you know, it's still so early.

You know, this tokenized stock, let's say Frenzy on-chain is, you know, what, three or four weeks old with Robinhood's sort of, you know, entrance into the space, which sort of ignited a lot of this stuff, I suppose.

So it's still very new.

I think the vast majority of public company CEOs literally have no idea, you know, what's happening.

According to the newsletter Crypto in America, Visa is telling processors to stop filing meme coin purchases under a digital media category that let buyers earn ordinary credit card points and cash back.

That follows the block's September 1st investigation into Crossmint, the firm powering Checkout for FOMO and Robinhood wallet and its processor Checkout.com.

The purchases were coded as digital media, missing the flags that mark crypto transactions.

Processes reportedly have a grace period ending next week.