Robinhood gives Crypto Community the notion of Tron (TRX) as the next currency added to the trading app

The popular trading app that does not charge commissions for trading, Robinhood, recently mentioned to Twitter that it could add TRON (TRX) to its platform in the future. On Twitter, the company said it is "definitely" & # 39; hoping to add more coins in the future. Furthermore, they claimed to be very aware of the request Tron.

Although there is little information in this Tweet, the company has mentioned Tron as a possible new virtual currency to add.

We certainly hope to add more coins in the future and we are aware of Tron's request. Stay tuned for any updates to Robinhood Crypto!

– Robinhood's help (@AskRobinhood) 6 December 2018

At the time of writing, Robinhood supports the trading of different but recognized virtual currencies on the market. These are Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Litecoin (LTC), Dogecoin (DOGE) and Ethereum Classic (ETC).

Robin Hood has been in the news during this year for the offer of trading services to users without paying commissions. At the same time, it offers its services to many different states in the United States.

In general, TRON has a very active community that always asks for platforms and projects to list virtual currency. A few weeks ago, the exchange of cryptocurrency Binance added TRON to the Binance Info Gold Label project to provide clear and accurate information on the TRON ecosystem and virtual currency.

At the time of writing, TRX is trading for $ 0.01326 and has a market capitalization of $ 878.42 million.

The Robinhood cryptographic platform was also in the news due to the fact that it was selling user orders to other companies for a few cents. This is how the company has been able to sustain itself and offer free trading services. However, many crypto-enthusiasts in the community did not like the decision made by the company.

The company sells data to high-frequency trading companies (HFT) on Wall Street. Moreover, Robin Hood must disclose these transactions to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).