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Weekly 10-Q: Did Robinhood deliver a “confetti-worthy” financial performance?

  • We take a look at how Robinhood and SoFi's performances in Q3 impact their stocks.
  • Also, Coinbase sides with Ripple in Ripple v. SEC lawsuit.
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