Robinhood in talks with Crypto.com
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jul 25, 2026 · Last updated Jul 27, 2026
The potential partnership signals intensifying competition in the prediction market space, which could drive innovation and lower costs for traders. Robinhood's stock may benefit from expanded revenue opportunities, while Kalshi faces increased competitive pressure.
Robinhood Markets is reportedly in discussions with Crypto.com to integrate the latter's prediction market contracts into Robinhood's trading platform. The talks, reported by The Wall Street Journal, would allow Robinhood users to trade yes-or-no event contracts supplied by Crypto.com, adding to existing partners Kalshi, ForecastEx, and Rothera Research Station. No agreement has been finalized. The move comes as Robinhood and Kalshi shift from partners to competitors, with Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour acknowledging the rivalry. Crypto.com has expanded its prediction market footprint, launching its OG platform in February 2026 and partnering with Trump Media & Technology Group for Truth Social integration. The prediction market industry is growing rapidly, with Ben Bernstein estimating Robinhood could generate $1.7 billion in prediction market revenue by 2028 and total industry volumes reaching $1 trillion by 2030. However, regulatory uncertainty persists as the CFTC and state authorities dispute jurisdiction over event contracts, with lawsuits involving United States — Wisconsin, New York, and various platforms.
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