Jared Blake

Excited to unveil that the Solana Foundation has built a programmable consumer investing app powered by tokenized stocks When a user buys from Starbucks, Apple, Nike, Uber, or any supported brand, the app automatically buys a small amount of that company’s tokenized stock using predefined user rules

Yikes. Robinhood says their new Platinum Card has "$3,000+ in benefits." I was so excited until i read the actual fine print. Here's what they're not telling you: - The $250 DoorDash credit: It's $10 off per order with a $50 minimum. You need to place 25 separate $50+ orders in a year to use it all. Miss a month, it's gone. - The Function Health membership You get a $365 credit. If you're in NY, the membership costs ~$615. You're covering the difference. And if you live in Hawaii or Rhode Island, you're excluded entirely. - The Oura perk Only applies if you buy a brand new Oura Ring within 6 months. Already own one? You get nothing. And the credit is $70, just the membership, not the ring. - The dining credit Capped at $20/month at restaurants Robinhood chooses. They can change the list whenever they want. - The hotel credit Only $100 of each $250 semi-annual credit can go toward standard hotels. The rest must be "Luxury" And Robinhood's portal is more expensive than direct. - As a New Yorker the $250 autonomous rides credit is useless For $695/year it's still deal for some, just make sure to read the fine print

$HOOD Robinhood introduces the Platinum card (made with actual platinum). - Up to 5x higher limits than Gold. - 5% Cash Back on dining. - Annual $500 discount for DoorDash and restaurants. -5% cash back on flights. 10% on hotels. - Unlimited Lounge Access! - ~$800 annual hotel (500) and travel (300) credits. - Free memberships in Oura and Amazon Medical. - $250 I. Annual auto credit. - $695.00 fee per year.

Mapping out the neobanking / crypto space. This is an initial pass so open to feedback!