u/Efficient_Style3422

HOOD and SOFI get lumped together a lot, but I don't think they're really competing at the core. Robinhood makes its money on retail trading and SoFi makes its money on retail lending, so the two have different cores. I'm not expecting much from Robinhood's banking push or its effort to bring on hedge funds, since institutional money rarely leaves where it already sits. I think SoFi wins enterprise accounts first. Meanwhile, the two stocks have been moving in opposite directions. I'm curious where people here land, especially anyone holding either one.

SoFi is one of the only nationally chartered banks issuing its own stablecoin. Here's why that could matter more than the market is pricing in.

The future is bright.

Was a difficult task, but did my best to explain the value of an open model compared to a closed model.

Highlighting companies like: Palantir, Nvidia and Nebius

Would love opinions