Key Insights
- Robinhood stock remains below its September high after a sharp multi-session pullback.
- Robinhood Chain TVL has climbed toward $1 billion while stablecoin supply remains near the same threshold.
- Wall Street analysts recently maintained positive ratings, with several price targets above the current HOOD stock price.
Robinhood stock remained well below its September peak despite recovering from a sharp selloff.
HOOD reached $125.25 on Sept. 8 before falling to around $107 in subsequent trading. The chart shows a rising broadening formation, often described as a megaphone pattern. That structure can resolve in either direction, so a confirmed breakout matters more than the pattern alone.
Robinhood Chain provides a separate fundamental development. DeFiLlama showed approximately $956 million in total value locked and stablecoin market capitalization near $1 billion. Thirty-day decentralized exchange volume stood around $36.8 billion.
Robinhood’s Q2 business also expanded. The company reported $1.31 billion in revenue, up 32% year over year, 28.4 million funded customers, $369 billion in platform assets and $741 million in adjusted EBITDA.
Crypto transaction revenue fell 38% year over year to $100 million, while options, equities and event contracts grew more strongly.
Several Wall Street firms maintained constructive views. Cantor Fitzgerald lifted its target to $150, Deutsche Bank to $138, Citizens to $165, Mizuho to $140 and Bernstein maintained a $160 target.
The stock still needs technical confirmation. A recovery above the September high near $125 would strengthen the chart, while a break below longer-term moving averages would weaken it.



