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Robinhood Developers Charged with Crypto Insider Trading Scandal

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Two software developers working for Robinhood have been charged with insider trading related to cryptocurrency listings. The charges come after an investigation by US regulators, who claim that the defendants made over $5 million in profits from their illicit activities.

The accused individuals allegedly used confidential information about upcoming crypto listings on the popular trading platform to inform their trades. They are said to have bought and sold various cryptocurrencies before they were listed on Robinhood, taking advantage of the resulting price movements.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is leading the investigation, with assistance from the US Department of Justice. The charges against the defendants include conspiracy to commit wire fraud, securities fraud, and insider trading.

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