From memory, it was about 7 and a half billion. Won't reprice unless they do an additional round, go public or resell a piece or sell out.
Rapidly dropping down toward zero. Especially if the database is corrupted and customer data is lost.
One method would be to compare Robin Hood to the price action of publicly traded brokers. That would be a reality check.
Even if they were public, their value could still be sky-high if they’re able to maintain a Tesla- or Apple- like cult following. Tesla went through many waves of problems. Btw, Robinhood recently started offering 1.8% interest on cash, FDIC insured (by shifting it to partner banks), which made couple people I know move their funds to Robinhood just to sit there.
%% That; + didn't they give a way a free stock also?? Hard to keep up with all the freebies now days.....................................................................................