The problem here is fundamentally Robinhood is in an industry where screwing up has huge consequences for their customers. If Apple has a supply chain issue an

The problem here is fundamentally Robinhood is in an industry where screwing up has huge consequences for their customers. If Apple has a supply chain issue and my phone is 10 days late, I might be irritated but the most it will cost me is a few days frustration. If Robinhood fails to execute a trade for me, it can and has potentially cost a user tens of thousands of dollars. What happens when the share price starts to give way and Robinhood fails to execute trades as the share-price is dropping rapidly? If I owned shares in GME (or AMC etc) on Robinhood, I'd be getting out now because they've done nothing to suggest they are capable of serving users when things get sketchy. I don't own GME, and will never put money in RH at this point.