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Robinhood adds Crypto.com's yes-or-no contracts to its platform and takes minority stakes in Crypto.com and prediction market company OG, spun out of Crypto.com

The brokerage will add yes-or-no contracts from Crypto.com prediction business and take stake in digital-currency exchange

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Robinhood adds Crypto.com's yes-or-no contracts to its platform and takes minority stakes in Crypto.com and prediction market company OG, spun out of Crypto.com

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Wall Street Journal: Robinhood secures its first IPO underwriting role, in Oura's $11B+ IPO, which could give it more influence over the number of shares allocated to its customers

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Robinhood: Robinhood

Crypto.com: Crypto.com

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Quartz: Quartz

International Business Times: International Business Times

Axios: Axios

The Crypto Times: The Crypto Times

Barron's Online: Barron's Online

Watcher Guru: Watcher Guru

Bitcoin News: Bitcoin News

Decrypt: Decrypt

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