Two months after starting to roll out crypto trading, Robinhood has finally expanded the service to another American state. For now, it’s still supporting just bitcoin and ethereum, however the app is expected to add at least another fourteen cryptocurrencies eventually.
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Robinhood Crypto Reaches Colorado
Robinhood Financial LLC, the Palo Alto-headquartered US stocks brokerage app, has added another location where cryptocurrency trading is supported for its clients – Colorado. The company officially announced on Friday on its twitter page that: “Robinhood Crypto is coming to a Rocky Mountain near you! Commission-free bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) trading is now rolled out and available to investors in Colorado.”
Home to over 5.5 million people, Colorado is perhaps most known around the world for being the first American state to legalize both the medicinal and recreational consumption of marijuana. It is only the sixth location in the country where Robinhood’s cryptocurrency trading service is made available after the company initially launched it in California, Massachusetts, Missouri, Montana, and New Hampshire back in .
Reaping the Benefits of Crypto

Besides the few selected states that the cryptocurrency trading service is available in, Robinhood also already offers market data on a total of sixteen cryptocurrencies including bitcoin, ethereum, bitcoin cash, litecoin, ripple, ethereum classic, zcash, monero, dash, stellar, qtum, bitcoin gold, omisego, neo, lisk and dogecoin. The company is also working on Robinhood Feed, a way to discuss cryptocurrencies, news, and market swings in real-time with other investors on the platform.
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