Robinhood回应支持特朗普账户争议：并非鼓励投机，旨在扩大金融普惠

MARA Holdings purchased 1,000 BTC from FalconX; Robinhood saw a record-breaking nearly 9% increase in trading volume in June, despite layoffs of over 10%.

According to BBX data, the Federal Reserve's hawkish shift yesterday triggered a general decline in crypto stocks, but corporate buying and individual stock divergence occurred simultaneously. Key developments are as follows: MARA Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: $MARA) purchased 1,000 BTC from the crypto liquidity platform FalconX (privately held), for approximately $66.7 million (equivalent to an average price of approximately $66,700 per BTC). This purchase occurred at the same time as the release of the Fed's hawkish dot plot, which put downward pressure on Bitcoin that day. This is the company's first clearly recorded counter-trend buying action recently, following its large-scale sale of 20,880 BTC in Q1 (resulting in a net loss of $1.3 billion in Q1). As of the previously disclosed date (March 31), the company's BTC holdings were 35,303; after this purchase, the total holdings are expected to increase to approximately 36,303 BTC (subject to confirmation from the company's official SEC filings). The transaction has not yet been disclosed in any official company press release or 8-K filing; the data is sourced from on-chain monitoring and awaits official confirmation. Robinhood Markets, Inc. (NASDAQ: $HOOD) bucked the trend yesterday, surging to $110.73 intraday before closing at $105.20 (some real-time quotes show an intraday gain of up to 12%), with a trading volume of 69.77 million shares, approximately 2.3 times the three-month average. On the same day, the company announced it would cut 10% of its full-time staff (incurring approximately $28 million in restructuring costs, including approximately $20 million in severance and benefits costs and approximately $8 million in stock-based compensation expenses). CEO Vlad Tenev emphasized that this move was "due to its strength and position, not financial pressure." Simultaneously, the company disclosed that its average daily trading volume in June reached record highs across the three major categories of stocks, options, and prediction markets. In May, the platform's assets reached $377 billion (up 48% year-on-year), with 27.7 million clients and net inflows of $5.6 billion. On the same day, several institutions, including Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Needham, Cantor Fitzgerald, and Argus, raised their target prices to the $95-$110 range. Reuters also reported that the SEC was preparing new policies to allow crypto companies to trade tokenized stocks and other products, which was also seen as positive news by the market.