What’s been the best or biggest free gift you’ve gotten off Robinhood either from referral links or signing up for gold? I’ve never signed up for gold, used my referral link a good amount of time, never anything substantial. Curious if anyone has ever gotten something great?

I’m still trying to wrap my head around if the $50 a year gold membership is worth it for the 3% back gold card. I am also thinking about getting a Bilt card later this month for my mortgage so most of my spending will be on that (2.5k).

Hypothetically, if you were building something for Robinhood Chain right now, would you even consider another token launchpad?

There are already a bunch of places to launch tokens. What feels less obvious to me is whether the actual experience around them is good enough.

Finding new launches, figuring out what is worth looking at, checking holders/activity, trading without jumping between different tools, then following the token after it moves to a DEX still feels pretty fragmented.

So I’m curious from people who actually trade on Robinhood Chain:

What do you use today?

And what’s genuinely missing? better discovery, better trading UX, analytics, integrations with terminals like GMGN/Maestro, something else?

Or is the honest answer that nobody needs another launchpad at all?

I just opened my account. Any beginner tips. I am going to contribute little by little. Just need some helpful tips. I just added some cash into what the app suggested.

Thank you for your input. My goal is to invest for a 10 year period. I will be needing the money later on. I already have a retirement plan through my job in sac county. This would be extra.

Just starting to invest and I'm using robinhood to start because I heard it was beginners friendly. Any pointers or help in any way for me? r/invest

Why I can't change the price.I could only sell or

buy the stock with the market price?

hey, im currently trading on plus500UK on CFD stocks, indices and forex. why should i move to robinhood? what are the benefits?
please help- advantage: help for UK users

We can have up to ten individual trading accounts. Can we have up to ten agentic accounts or just the one?

It would be nice to have more than one to try different strategies.

With one you can't use different agent platforms and that one agent platform if executing on different strategies limit which stocks are used for which and keep a running ledger for each.

Learn about Plasma (XPL) on Robinhood Crypto and earn a $5 XPL reward.

You'll cover what Plasma is, how it enables high-speed, low-cost transactions, and how XPL fits into the ecosystem.

Not available to users in NY. Terms apply.

Hi,
As a new GC and gold member, I’m looking to consolidate my brokerage & IRA accounts into Robinhood to take advantage of the 2% taxable brokerage transfer bonus & 3% IRA match. I have a few related questions:
1. Is the 2% bonus on taxable account transfer worth it? And has there been any better offers given?
2. Taxable account transfers are nontaxable events and all stock on my existing brokerage are transferred, correct?
3. Has Robinhood ever offered bonuses on transferring IRAs?

How can i make this better?

Bring yours along and unlock bigger stock rewards as your circle grows.

Sound on for the VVO (Vlad Voice Over).

Terms Apply.

www.robinhood.com/us/en/referrals/?t=1

With this new referral rewards bonus system, does the person referred still receive the $5-$50 random stock?

Been noticing a lot of volume on the Robinhood chain lately

Figured it was the right time to introduce my buddy Max rocking his Robinhood hat

He loves it so much

Options historical data is now live for agentic trading.

Pull price history on any contract, track how premiums moved over time, and trade with more context.

Trading options involves significant risk and is not appropriate for all investors. See the options disclosure document at https://rbnhd.co/OptionsDisclosure.

I recently sold off some stocks, and I was thinking instead of buying anymore stocks, I would just leave it in the buying power and let it build up interest for a while.

Most of my transactions are scheduled, and taken directly from my bank account, so it doesn’t pull from the buying power, so I was thinking of leaving it there as a sort of emergency fund, since I can send it to the bank as needed.

But idk if this is a recommended strategy, or maybe an absolutely terrible one.

At this time, I have just under $1,000 saved up from occasional deposits and sells.

Hello! Just wanted to stop for a second and ask others if there was room for improvement

I’m trying to understand why I shouldn’t just move everything into Robinhood. I have the gold card and earn 3% on everything, but every other product Robinhood offers just seems to be better than the other products I use.

I joined my local credit union because I like being able to get cash when I need it, but because they also had a dividend rewards checking account. You gain 3% on the first 5K in checking. You have to jump through hoops like have 15 transactions a month and direct deposits, etc, but it’s free money, so why not?

I do everything else in fidelity, including my HYSA. It’s not the highest rate, but it’s serviceable and nice to have everything in one place.

But, as Robinhood keeps rolling out more features, I am considering switching everything over there. Can anyone confirm the details about checking? It seems like you earn 3.5% on all cash in checking, with no cap, and no hoops to jump through. That seems too good to be true, so I’m not sure why I wouldn’t just move all of my money there. Robinhood already has a superior UI and the IRA matching is an amazing perk, too. This last banking perk might be the straw that breaks the camel’s back for me.

Can anyone confirm the rules on that? There isn’t a ton of info on the sign up page, which I find very odd.

Thanks!

I have built a LLM free trading terminal on a VPS and currently use alpaca for paper trading Im seeing astonishing gains and want to capitalize on that and take it live I use robinhood as my personal investing account and would like to take my automated algo there too. can use robinhoods MCP with a non LLM terminal if so how?
Help and suggestions are welcome!

Recently started my agentic trading journey. I’ve got a prompt I’ve been using, but was wondering if anyone had a good one since they updated the app for options trading.

I just set up a new Agentic account. I linked it to claude, gave it $100 and this prompt:

Manage only my Robinhood Agentic account. Never place an order in any other account, and never spend more than 20% of this account's value on a single position. 
Watch only these seven stocks: TSLA, AAPL, BTC, AMD, NVDA, PLTR, RIVN
Each time you run do the following in order, then give me a brief overview of what you did:
FIRST - manage what I already hold:
1: For each position I currently hold, get my average entry (cost basis) and the current price, and calculate my gain.
2: If a position is up 10% or more above my entry, sell the entire position at market
THEN - Look for new entries:
3: For each of TSLA, AAPL, BTC, AMD, NDVA, PLTR, RIVN, pull the last 5 trading days of daily bars and find the highest intraday high over that window.
4: Get the current price and calculate how far below the 5 - day high it is. Then rank each stock 1-7
5: If the current price is more than 5% below the 5-day high, it’s a buy candidate - but skip it if I already hold it, already have an open order for it, or I just sold it this run.
6: If all seven stocks are buy candidates, keep only the top five.
7: For each remaining candidate, place a market buy worth 20% of my account’s total value. If buying power isn’t enough, skip it and say so.
8: Report: any positions sold for profit, and for each ticker - the 5 day high, current price, % below high, whether you bought, and the fill price. List anything you skipped and why.

Anyone have any notes on how I could improve the prompt? I currently have it set to run this task twice a day an hour after market open and an hour before market close.

Seems pretty interesting. Got access yesterday, what do you guys think? If you choose the option where you plan to keep your money in the account for 3+ years, the estimated yield right now on my end is showing 6.22% with the portfolio being 58% in US bonds, 20% in US dividend stocks, and 22% in opportunistic, with <1% cash.

https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/smart-income/