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On Monday Robinhood experienced widespread technical issues leaving many users unable to trade or even log into their accounts This outage sparked a wave of criticism on social media and drew attention to the platform’s ongoing stability concerns

At the same time Galaxy Digital launched their new platform GalaxyOne The timing is striking as the platform went live when Robinhood users were facing disruptions GalaxyOne positions itself as a comprehensive trading hub allowing investors to trade cryptocurrencies US stocks and ETFs while also offering an attractive annualized cash deposit yield of 8 percent This combination is highly appealing to retail investors who want to manage all their assets in one account

GalaxyOne benefits from experienced leadership Zac Prince the former CEO of BlockFi now heads Galaxy’s retail business His deep understanding of retail investor needs coupled with Galaxy’s institutional-level infrastructure gives the platform a competitive edge in the market

The immediate market reaction was noticeable Robinhood’s stock fell by 1.25 percent while Galaxy’s stock rose by nearly 10 percent Analysts suggest this outage could be a turning point prompting some users to consider switching platforms Stability and reliability have long been challenges for Robinhood and this incident may accelerate the shift toward more robust alternatives like GalaxyOne

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