
Robinhood informa una caída de 30% en los ingresos criptográficos desde el primer trimestre de 2022
- Robinhood anunció una caída de ingresos de 30% para su negocio de comercio de criptomonedas, mientras que los ingresos generales del primer trimestre de 2023 aumentaron 16% desde el último trimestre.
- Los ingresos netos del negocio de las criptomonedas aumentaron año tras año, y el primer trimestre de 2023 generó $441 millones en comparación con $299 millones en el primer trimestre de 2022.
- The biggest earner for the company were the interest revenues due to the US Federal Reserve’s recent and rapid rate hikes.
- El total de activos bajo custodia (AUC) aumentó 26% a $78 mil millones.
- Robinhood también presentó el nuevo Mercado de 24 horas para sus clientes.
La temporada del primer trimestre del año está en marcha, ya que muchas empresas de criptografía han comenzado a publicar sus resultados para el primer trimestre. Curiosamente, la popular plataforma de inversión en criptomonedas y acciones Robinhood Markets ha anunciado sus resultados financieros para el primer trimestre de 2023. La plataforma de inversión sin comisiones reveló que ha sido testigo de una caída de ingresos de 30% para su negocio de comercio de criptomonedas, lo que podría reflejarse en el rendimiento de las acciones de la empresa en un futuro próximo.
El informe de rendimiento financiero del primer trimestre de Robinhood fue liberado on May 10, with over $38 million in crypto trading revenues over the period. On the other hand, the revenue for the same period in Q1 2022 was around $54 million. This marks a decline of almost 30% for the company’s crypto business.
El negocio de criptomonedas de Robinhood parece haberse visto afectado por la reciente caída del mercado y parece que, a pesar del colapso reciente de varios intercambios de criptomonedas, la plataforma no ha podido atraer clientes adicionales y aumentar su volumen de operaciones y los ingresos generados por él.
On the other hand, the total net revenue for the crypto business increased year-on-year, with Q1 2023 bringing in $441 million compared to 2022’s first quarter net revenues of $299 million. This confirms an increase of around 47.5% in the net revenue for Robinhood. The company also added that the transaction-based revenue for the exchange was $207 million, up 11% sequentially, “driven by higher options, equity, and other transaction revenues.”
The overall Q1 2023 revenues were up 16% since last quarter. Furthermore, the biggest earner for the company were the interest revenues due to the United States Federal Reserve’s recent and rapid rate hikes. According to Robinhood, the company has around $12 billion worth of crypto under its custody, a 50% increase over the quarter but a 40% decline compared to the same time last year.
Overall, the total assets under custody (AUC) increased 26% to $78 billion, “primarily due to higher valuations of growth stocks and continued net deposits.”
Interestingly, the drop in the trading application’s crypto revenue aligns with the 40% fall in market capitalization for digital assets over the same period due to the crypto market winter. As of March 31, 2022, the global market cap for crypto stood at $2.1 trillion, while the market was worth $1.2 trillion on the same date this year.
Robinhood Debuts ‘24-Hour Market’
It is crucial to note that on the very same day, Robinhood announced a new venture termed the “24 hour market,” which will allow investors to place limit orders to buy whole shares of 43 of the most traded ETFs and individual stocks, “24 hours a day, five days a week.” The company revealed that the 24-Hour Market “will be released for a subset of customers next week and will be available to everyone in June.”
In a press release accompanying the financial statement, Vlad Tenev, the CEO and co-founder of Robinhood, stated that the company aims to continue to “ship aggressively, increase customer satisfaction, and deliver strong financial performance on the path to GAAP profitability.”
“We grew revenues four quarters in a row while getting to a leaner operating model. At the same time, we delivered new products and features that led to outsized improvements in customer satisfaction. Going forward, we remain focused on serving customers, growing our business, and driving long-term shareholder value,” said Jason Warnick, Chief Financial Officer of Robinhood Markets.
Como informó anteriormente Bitnation, Robinhood anunció una billetera Web3 lanzada en versión beta en septiembre de 2022, y también la soporte para Ethereum y la red Polygon. La plataforma ahora también admite Ethereum y más de 50 tokens ERC y ofrece la capacidad de transferir tokens como COMP, MATIC, SHIB, SOL, UNI, USDC y muchos más.