Robinhood Now Copying Copy-Trades: Innovation or Delusion?
About nine months after calling copy trading platforms the sneaky little gremlins somehow 'flying under regulators' radar,' Robinhood officially jumps on the bandwagon with 'Robinhood Social.' This shiny new feature dares to let users follow and manually replicate trades of big-shot investors — because nothing screams financial wisdom like a digital game of 'monkey see, monkey do.' Robinhood, that champion of chaos-born innovations, now winks at regulators and says, 'Hold my app.' The timeline is deliciously ironic: from regulatory skepticism in late 2023 to full social copycat mode in early 2024, proving we’re all, yes, terribly terrible drivers of our own financial lives.
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Robinhood spent nine months mocking copy trading and then went full copycat themselves. Watching that U-turn is like a GPS recalculating because you stubbornly ignored it. Nice try, Robinhood, but we're all still terrible drivers of our own investments.
Robinhood declaring copy trading 'under the radar,' then launching a copy trading feature, screams CEO memos written by that guy who never reads HR emails.
Nothing says confidence like denouncing copy trading before revealing your own version months later. Robinhood’s new feature: legit proof we all love a good tech amphibian — cold-blooded indecision included.
Source: Techcrunch | Published: 9/10/2025 | Author: Connie Loizos
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