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Robinhood Slapped With $70M Fine

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) said on Wednesday it is fining Robinhood nearly $70 million to settle allegations, claiming the investing platform neglected its duty to supervise trades, maintain its technology and protect customers. "The Hash" hosts unpack FINRA's largest fine in history, and what it means for Robinhood and its users.

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Digital security exchanges that ensure listed assets are legitimate will not face sanctions, the SEC said in an open letter.

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