Robinhood Markets (HOOD) shares closed near $91.59 on October 29 after posting record Q3 net revenue of $1.424 billion, up 12% year-over-year, driven by transaction revenue of $867 million that included a more than sixfold surge in event-contract revenue to $173 million and 31% growth in options to $399 million. These gains were offset by a 55% drop in cryptocurrency revenue to $120 million and a GAAP diluted EPS decline to $0.51 that included $67 million in mark-to-market investment losses. Net deposits reached $15.7 billion in the quarter with October inflows already exceeding $13 billion, while Robinhood Gold subscribers hit a record 5.2 million and total platform assets rose 19% to $396 billion. The company narrowed full-year adjusted operating expense guidance, supporting margin stability near 57% on adjusted EBITDA. Recent price action reflects post-earnings volatility, with shares trading well below September peaks above $120 amid broader market dynamics and crypto weakness.