Robinhood posts weak Q4 results amid crypto downturn…shares fall in after-hours trading

Shares of Robinhood (Robinhood), a U.S. online brokerage and crypto trading platform, fell after its fourth-quarter 2025 results missed market expectations.

According to Decrypt on the 11th (local time), Robinhood reported Q4 revenue of $1.28 billion. That was up 27% year on year, but fell short of the market estimate of $1.35 billion.

Net profit for the period came to $605 million, down 33% from a year earlier, while earnings per share (EPS) were 66 cents. Wall Street analysts had expected EPS of 67 cents.

Revenue from the crypto trading segment was $221 million. That was down from $268 million in the previous quarter and off 38% from a year earlier. Decrypt said weakness in the crypto market, including a recent decline in Bitcoin prices, weighed on results.

Robinhood said total transaction-based revenue in Q4 was $776 million, a slight increase from $730 million in the prior quarter.

Following the earnings release, Robinhood shares fell 6.5% to $80 in after-hours trading. The stock turned lower from its all-time high of $154 last October alongside a drop in crypto prices. On a trailing 12-month basis, however, it remains up about 50%.

Meanwhile, Robinhood said its prediction markets segment has been relatively resilient. In a statement, Chief Executive Vlad Tenev said, "We remain committed to our vision of building a financial super app," reaffirming the company’s operating stance once again.