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Robinhood said crypto trading was "back up and running" about 30 minutes after reporting difficulties.

The same people that were bidding up GameStop, Tilray and the hundreds of SPACs that hit the market have moved their bets to cryptocurrencies.

04 May 2021, 02:05 pm Robinhood faced another outage after Dogecoin prices surged 30%, setting a new record high above 50 cents. The cryptocurrency's price surge drove Robinhood to its second Dogecoin-related outage in 2021 alone. Robinhood's Outage: Is the Trading Platform Ready For Cryptocurrency? On Tuesday, May 4, Robinhood admitted to experiencing issues with its cryptocurrency trading feature while users flock to take advantage of Dogecoin's price surge. According to DownDetector, the outage started at 9:21 a.m. ET and eased about an hour later. We’re currently experiencing issues wit...

by Tyler Durden Update (1030ET): Once the momentum of Robinhood traders was removed, Doge has dumped... *  *  * While most eyes were on the surge in Ethereum this morning, the real animal spirits are in Dogecoin, which is up 50% today, topping 60c for the first time ever... Doge has now surged above Ripple to become the 4th largest cryptocurrency... And that utter chaos has sparked trouble at Robinhood, as its crypto trading app "experiencing issues"... We’re currently experiencing issues with crypto trading. We're working to resolve this as soon as possible. For the latest updates, check...

Share Are you a bull or a bear? If you can’t access your data and money, do your sentiments about the market still matter? I was recently asked about how software vulnerabilities in stock trading apps and platforms might put users’ finances and personal data at risk. Given the dependence of today’s societies and economies on technology along with the skyrocketing interest in day trading of late, it’s only natural that concerns about the increasing number and severity of security loopholes in all manner of software applications should rise in lockstep. And that’s ...