The launch of the Robinhood Gold Card was a significant event, showcasing our ability to turn a financial product into a mainstream technology offering.

We aim to provide financial services that are typically available to wealthy individuals to everyone, leveraging technology to level the playing field.

The ethos of Robinhood has always been to provide financial tools previously available only to the wealthy, making them accessible to the mass market.

Our credit card aims to simplify rewards, making them clear and accessible, so users don't need to spend hours optimizing their benefits.

In 2010, we launched Reddit Gold as a subscription service out of desperation to generate revenue since advertising wasn't sufficient, and it surprisingly raised more money in one day than we made in ads that month.

In the beginning, Uber was a lifestyle service for a select group of friends, requiring a special code to access the app, which led to explosive viral growth as users shared it with others.

Gemnote has a cult following because we specialize in premium products, making gift-giving a delightful experience for employees.

The concept of portable online gold, represented by Bitcoin, is perceived as ten times better than traditional gold, appealing to a market that values ownership of such assets.

Brex pivoted from a VR hardware headset idea to a credit card for startups, achieving product-market fit quickly and raising hundreds of millions in just two years.