Robinhood Crypto has expanded into Spain as part of its strategy to strengthen its presence in the European market.
This launch coincides with the European Union’s MiCA regulations, designed to provide a clear framework for crypto businesses across the region.
The move allows Robinhood to offer Spanish users access to crypto trading, staking, and investing, building on its earlier introduction of crypto transfer capabilities in Europe. Co-founder Vlad Tenev highlighted the company’s focus on delivering innovative products, growing its market share, and driving international expansion.
In tandem with this growth, Crypto.com recently gained approval for a MiCA license, enabling operations across all 27 EU member states under the new regulatory framework.
Robinhood’s expansion follows a $45 million settlement with the SEC over regulatory lapses, including insufficient cybersecurity measures. This resolution reflects the company’s commitment to addressing compliance challenges and ensuring operational integrity.
Additionally, Robinhood has diversified its offerings by listing the TRUMP meme coin, built on the Solana blockchain. This addition taps into the rising interest in meme coins and aligns with the platform’s goal to attract a broader audience while expanding its services in Europe.
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