By James Rubin
3 min read
Robinhood Markets generated $1.2 billion in revenue for its third quarter, a nearly 100% gain from the same period a year ago, the firm announced Wednesday, exceeding analysts' expectations and continuing the online brokerage's strong top-line growth.
Robinhood also surpassed forecasts with earnings per share of $0.61, a roughly 217% year-over-year rise, and $556 million in profits.
"Our team’s relentless product velocity drove record business results in Q3 and we’re not slowing down—prediction markets are growing rapidly, Robinhood Banking is starting to roll out, and Robinhood Ventures is coming,” said Robinhood Chairman and CEOVlad Tenev, in a statement.
In after-hours trading, Robinhood shares ticked down from their Wednesday closing price of $143.40, according to Yahoo Finance. The company’s stock price has skyrocketed about 260% year-to-date, outperforming crypto-native competitors like Coinbase, whose shares have jumped approximately 25% since January 1.
The company reported $730 million in transaction-based income, slightly lower than consensus predictions. Prediction markets, while still a lesser part of its business, were among the particular bright spots, generating more than $100 million in revenue.
Separately, Robinhood announced that CFO Jason Warnick would retire next year. Shiv Verma, a seven-year veteran of the firm, will replace him.
In a note last month, investment bank Compass Point had highlighted the growth of this business among other factors in maintaining a "buy" rating and raising its price target to $161, which would exceed its previous record of $153, set in October.
Crypto-focused companies have had to confront a less vibrant, more unpredictable digital asset market amid macroeconomic uncertainties. Bitcoin's price rose more than 6% in Q3, a tepid increase in the underlying asset after its 30% spike in the previous quarter.
The largest cryptocurrency by market value was recently trading at $103,644, up 4.4% over the past 24 hours, although it is down nearly 18% from its all-time high set a month ago, according to data provider CoinGecko.
In a Myriad prediction market, about 70% of respondents believe BTC will move to $115,000 rather than dip to $85,000. (Disclaimer: Myriad is a unit of Dastan, the parent company of Decrypt.)
UPDATE: (November 5, 2025, 6:32 p.m. ET): Adds prediction market revenue and CFO retirement.
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