Two Robinhood Engineers Accused Of Making $50,000 By Front-Running Crypto Listings

Two Robinhood Engineers Accused Of Making $50,000 By Front-Running Crypto Listings Federal prosecutors have accused two former Robinhood engineers of turning their access to the company’s crypto plans into personal trades, according to Bloomberg. Hefu Chai, 36, and Huaisong Xiang, 30, are accused of learning in advance which digital assets Robinhood intended to add to its platform. Rather than simply keeping that information inside the company, prosecutors allege they positioned themselves in derivatives tied to those tokens before the news reached the public. Bloomberg writes that the trades were placed through Hyperliquid,...