Christine Brown, COO of Robinhood Crypto, said at Crypto Goes Mainstream that the company took time to list Shiba Inu.
“The first thing is we won’t talk about it,” Brown said of the company’s asset listing decision. which is more important The company did not follow Coinbase’s path, where its CEO, Brian Armstrong, has pledged to be an “Amazon of assets” and a “legal list of all assets.”
“Our strategy is different from other players who have to compete for as many assets as possible. Including we think that the short-term profit that we may receive is Not worth it in the long run for our users.”
Brown reiterated Robinhood as a “security-first company,” adding, “We want to make sure we evaluate everything from a regulatory standpoint.”
Brown joined Robinhood in April of this year. Emphasizes customer safety and regulatory compliance for trading crypto assets.
Brown also confirmed that 1.6 million app users are on the wallet waiting list. This will allow consumers to transfer assets they buy on Robinhood out of the app. for participation in decentralized finance and other parts of the crypto ecosystem.
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