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SoFi Climbs 5% as Robinhood Spikes 13%, Affirm Ticks Up: Is There a Crypto Connection Here?

Bitcoin's breakout drove Robinhood up 13% and SoFi up 5%, with each stock's gain directly proportional to its crypto revenue exposure.

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Bitcoin's breakout drove Robinhood up 13% and SoFi up 5%, with each stock's gain directly proportional to its crypto revenue exposure.
The Global X FinTech ETF gained only 3% Friday as heavier payments and software weights diluted the crypto rally, leaving FINX down 9% YTD.
SoFi sits down 32% YTD despite record Q2 loan originations of $14.8 billion, proving one crypto-driven session barely dents a deep drawdown.
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Fintech is Friday's sympathy trade, driven by Bitcoin's (CRYPTO:BTC)'s breakout pulling capital into retail brokerages and crypto-linked fintech corners. The move is uneven across the group, with crypto exposure setting the ranking.

SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) stock is up 5% to $18.89 in Friday morning trading with no company-specific news. Meanwhile, Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ:HOOD) stock is rallying 13% to $107.29, the largest mover and clearest retail-crypto proxy. At the same time, Affirm Holdings (NASDAQ:AFRM) stock is up 2% to $76.34, a softer response fitting its buy-now-pay-later profile with no meaningful crypto revenue. Also, the Global X FinTech ETF (NASDAQ:FINX) is up 3% to $27.61, landing between individual names on breadth.

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