Robinhood's appeal is clarity. No commission, no withdrawal fee, free ACH in and out, and a clean app that takes seconds to use. For a US investor who wants Bitcoin or Ethereum alongside their stocks, nothing about the experience gets in the way. The trade-off is depth. The coin list runs to about 130 names with little long tail, staking arrived only in mid-2025 at a 25% platform cut, and crypto-native trading stops at BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP futures on the desktop tool. The coin list is the real gate: if what you want isn't on it, no other feature compensates. Use Robinhood if you want cheap, clean access to the majors in a regulated US broker. Skip it if your next buy is a niche altcoin it doesn't list.