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In close nation, we got a pretty timely debate on the podcast today. Coinbase versus Robinhood, two competitor companies that are going head to head into the crypto world. Coinbase, of course, the incumbent, the established crypto native company, but Robinhood coming right into crypto with pretty big announcements right on the heels of this, right on the the heels of this podcast. Maybe to kind of just set the table before I introduce our two contestants here. We got Robinhood with the ticker, HOOD, at $81,000,000,000 at the time of recording. It is up a 135% year to date. HOOD went public in
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And then taking the side of Robinhood, we have Omar from Dragonfly. Omar, also, welcome to the pod.
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So, Omar, I have been informed that you are the most bullish person on Robinhood that that a few people on my timeline know. And then, David, also, respectively, same thing to you with Coinbase. So we're framing this as a debate because I think you guys all have your domain knowledge in the respective companies. I'm sure your knowledge overlaps. We're not counting points here. We're not actually trying to go for a winner. We're trying to build a productive conversation. So we, as myself, because I'm curious about the dancer, but then also the listeners as well, can just get a download on the n
For sure. So Coinbase has been around for at least this point, like, thirteen plus years. Obviously, it started out as, like, a Bitcoin fiat on ramp, in the in The United States. And, you know, over the past few years as it's evolved to a full stack, you know, I would say on chain Established
negotiated. Various financial services,
really the premier US based exchange in United States and obviously expanding globally today with, Coinbase International, Coinbase Derivatives. The
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