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Robinhood announced its plans to support Bitcoin and Ether futures, alongside traditional commodities like oil and the S&P 500, as part of a larger rollout of derivatives products.

This initiative is designed to attract a broader range of investors, particularly those interested in advanced trading options.

In an announcement during its HOOD summit conference on October 16, Robinhood revealed that Bitcoin and Ether futures trading will now be available directly within the Robinhood app.

Robinhood to Expand Bitcoin and Ether Support to Futures Products

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