On July 29, Robinhood fell 3.15% in regular trading, trading at $90.09/share, with turnover of $321 million. Multiple headwinds converged to pressure the stock ahead of its Q2 earnings release scheduled for after today's close.

On the news front, Cathie Wood's Ark Invest has continued to reduce its Robinhood position, selling 12,119 shares worth approximately $1.16 million on Monday, extending a streak that has seen cumulative disposals exceeding $22 million over the past week, with proceeds redirected toward SpaceX and other holdings. Separately, CEO Vlad Tenev disclosed that his X account was compromised last week via a social engineering attack that deceived platform customer support to bypass two-factor authentication, resulting in fraudulent meme coin promotions being posted. The incident marks the third social media scam linked to Robinhood Chain meme coins within three weeks, raising investor concerns over platform security governance.

The company reports Q2 results after today's close, with consensus EPS expected at $0.43. Pre-earnings uncertainty combined with the aforementioned negatives has intensified selling pressure.

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