Robinhood shares gained 1.08% to $113.79 as investors weighed a new Crypto.com partnership, the company’s first IPO underwriting role and strong August operating data. The agreement brings Crypto.com’s yes-or-no event contracts into Robinhood’s prediction markets hub and includes an equity stake in Crypto.com. Robinhood’s supplier network also includes Kalshi, Interactive Brokers’ ForecastEx and Rothera, its joint venture with Susquehanna International Group. The platform recorded more than 16 billion event contracts traded in 2026, exceeding the more than 12 billion traded during all of 2025. Robinhood also joined the underwriting syndicate for smart-ring maker Oura’s planned public offering, three months after receiving regulatory approval to underwrite deals. Oura filed for a valuation exceeding $16 billion, with Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan, Allen & Co. and Jefferies as lead bookrunners. August data showed 28.6 million funded customers, $384 billion in platform assets, $4 billion in net deposits, $335 billion in equity notional trading volume, $17.5 billion in crypto notional trading volume and 4.7 billion event contracts traded.