Robinhood Rises 7%, Webull Climbs 4% as a Day Trading Rule Repeal Ignites Retail Crypto Orders

The reported market reaction was a 7% rise in Robinhood and a 4% gain in Webull as retail crypto orders increased following a day-trading rule repeal. The source does not identify the repealed rule, the jurisdiction, the timing of the policy change, or the size of the order increase.

Robinhood is the only named public-company ticker with enrichment here. Its FY 2025 revenue was $4.5B, up 51.6% YoY, with a 42.1% net margin and $2.05 diluted EPS; the figures were sourced from SEC EDGAR. The direct mechanism is higher retail activity potentially feeding transaction revenue, but no incremental revenue or volume figure is supplied.

The key follow-through markers are sustained crypto order activity, any formal regulatory text, and Robinhood’s next company-reported results. The headline alone does not establish whether the policy change is permanent, broad in scope, or sufficient to alter the company’s reported trajectory.