Robinhood enters Canada after $180 million WonderFi acquisition

Robinhood has completed its $180 million acquisition of WonderFi and entered the Canadian crypto market with access to roughly 300,000 funded customer accounts and two of the country’s largest digital asset trading platforms. According to Robinhood’s announcement on Monday, the…

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