Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev talks about how the brokerage has changed during the meme stock trend and regulatory issues.

Meme stocks became popular again, just like they were in 2021. This time, Robinhood, a company that lets people buy and sell stocks, was ready for the increased activity.

Robinhood's CEO, Vlad Tenev, says the company learned from its past mistakes. He says they have improved their technology and are better at talking to their customers.

Robinhood is trying to help its customers make smart choices about their money. For example, they are warning people about the risks of buying stocks of companies that are going bankrupt.

Robinhood's customers are mostly young people, but they are also trying to attract older customers. They want to make it easy for everyone to invest their money, not just rich people.

The government is looking into whether Robinhood broke any rules with its cryptocurrency business. Tenev thinks the government is doing too much, but he is still working with them.