Robinhood subpoenaed by SEC over crypto listings and custody
The firm said it received an investigative subpoena in December regarding its crypto listings, crypto custody and platform operations.
The firm said it received an investigative subpoena in December regarding its crypto listings, crypto custody and platform operations.
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