Vladimir Tenev

I don't think trading currencies is inherently nefarious.

A lot of people do it.

A lot of institutions do it.

I think the challenge comes in when you put in a lot of leverage.

And if you couple the leverage with selling trading courses and other services to people that don't really understand it.

So there's a lot of people on the Internet that are

know promoting uh trading courses and strategies yeah yeah there's there's no shortage of unscrupulous characters for sure as with anything anytime you have a tool and the potential to make money i think there's people that abuse it you guys are coming out with a cool future the robin hood social yeah right and what's that uh i saw something i don't know if it's out yet but the whale whale watch

yeah is that is that out yet like or it's coming out soon yeah we're kind of like putting the finishing touches on it internally and testing it so we have it internally and the next step is to start rolling it out and and i think that's part of our thinking for for traders

for a long time robin hood was a tool so you'd get the idea elsewhere and then you just go on robin hood to trade because it's low cost and easy to use but um i think we're increasingly gonna move to

Yeah, or Nancy Pelosi.

Yeah, so it's gonna start out with...

you know, politicians and the other investors that have to report their trades.

But then also if you're on the platform and you're trading and you choose to opt in, you could share your trades that way.

Yeah, you could opt in your portfolio.

Well, you know, there's the inverse Kramer, right?

So sometimes...

someone that trades badly can be a good signal, because you could just do the opposite.

But yeah, and the other great thing about it is we're adding more assets.

So we have stocks, we have crypto, we've got options and futures.

Now we have prediction markets.