Robinhood says crypto trading surged 75% in November from previous month
Quick Take Robinhood said Monday that November Crypto Notional Trading Volumes were about 75% above October 2023 levels.
Robinhood said Monday in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that crypto trading on the platform surged last month amid an ongoing rally.
"November Crypto Notional Trading Volumes were roughly 75% above October 2023 levels," it wrote in an 8-K update , adding that it would release full operating data for the month in the coming weeks.
The news could mark a reversal for the company, which has lately seen revenue from crypto trading decline. In the third quarter, transaction-based revenues from cryptocurrencies decreased 55% to $23 million. It also saw decreases in the second quarter .
The company said last month that it planned to start offering crypto trading in the EU following its UK launch.
Bitcoin's surge
Bitcoin BTC +4.98% 's price has surged 20.6% over the past month amid optimism that a spot bitcoin ETF could soon be approved by the SEC. It's up 145% over the past year.
The world's largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization was up 5.4% on Monday, rising to $42,006 at 5:08 p.m. ET.
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