The report is about Robinhood adding $25 million of Bitcoin to its corporate balance sheet, according to The Block’s exclusive post. The Block reporter said Robinhood was adding it and linked a live interview with crypto executive Johann Kerbrat.

$BTC$HOODOct 7, 2026, 05:10 UTC

The report is about Robinhood adding $25 million of Bitcoin to its corporate balance sheet, according to The Block’s exclusive post. The Block reporter said Robinhood was adding it and linked a live interview with crypto executive Johann Kerbrat.

The supplied context says the move is notable because Robinhood’s management had described a corporate BTC purchase as an open question during its Q3 2025 reporting. It frames the purchase as a sign of closer alignment with crypto, while noting that it commits company capital to an asset customers can already buy through Robinhood. The post appeared amid a Bitcoin selloff; the supplied account cites a Coinbase low of $83,551 and $83 million in 24-hour long liquidations.

The available evidence establishes the headline, but does not give the article’s full account of the purchase’s purpose or independently confirm its mechanics.

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