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Fortune
Ben Weiss

Robinhood launches crypto trading in the EU, adds Solana and other tokens delisted in the U.S.

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Robinhood, the stock trading app that also lets users buy and sell crypto, announced early Thursday that it has officially launched crypto trading in the European Union, one month after it had signaled plans to do so in a quarterly earnings report.

As part of its push into the EU, Robinhood will list 26 cryptocurrencies, including 11 not currently available to its U.S. customers. Most notably, the company's EU offering will include SOL, MATIC, and ADA—the respective tokens for the Solana, Polygon, and Cardano blockchains—which Robinhood delisted on its U.S. platform in June in the face of regulatory pressures.

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