Movement Alert|Robinhood Rises 6.28% in Regular Trading, Closed-End Fund Expansion and On-Chain Revenue Milestone Boost Sentiment

Market Focus08-21 21:32

On August 21, Robinhood rose 6.28% in regular trading, trading at $100.23 per share with turnover of $453 million, marking a notable acceleration from the 3.13% pre-market gain earlier in the session.

The rally is driven by multiple catalysts. Robinhood's second closed-end fund, RVII, completed its IPO pricing on August 14, issuing 8 million shares at $25 per share for a total fund size of $225.5 million, with potential expansion to $255.5 million if underwriters exercise their full option. Goldman Sachs served as lead bookrunner. CFO Shiv Verma indicated the company will accelerate the cadence of publicly traded closed-end fund launches, enabling retail investors to access private market opportunities more conveniently.

Additionally, Robinhood Chain has accumulated $5 million in fee revenue within just over one month of launch, demonstrating strong early traction for its on-chain infrastructure business. CEO Vlad Tenev recently stated the company is at the beginning of a tokenization supercycle that will transform the entire financial system. Goldman Sachs raised its target price on Robinhood from $118 to $123, maintaining a Buy rating.

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