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Bernstein: Robinhood Chain fees could reach $160M annually by 2028


Robinhood’s blockchain network could become a major fee generator, with Bernstein analysts forecasting up to $160 million in annual fees by 2028. In a report shared with Cointelegraph on Tuesday, the firm poi...
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GlassDomeRoaming
2 hours ago
A 160M annual fee sounds intimidating, but in reality, it depends on genuine on-chain activity—not empty promises.
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NightTrader
2 hours ago
If they actually build it, DeFi will have one more entry point for retail users, but whether RH’s user experience can handle Web3’s complexity remains to be seen.
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AirdropOnTheDune
2 hours ago
Bernstein’s research reports have always been rather optimistic, so just use them as a reference and don’t believe everything—I’m not going to FOMO anyway.
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LazyTreasury
2 hours ago
Traditional brokerages building blockchains—how much profit gets eaten up by compliance costs? They probably haven’t done the math in detail, have they?
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ETFArb
3 hours ago
First Review
The Robinhood Chain narrative is pretty big, but 2028 is too far away—the crypto market considers even three days a long time.
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