Two Robinhood employees have been charged over alleged cryptocurrency insider trading, according to documents from the U.S. Department of Justice cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 16. The filing says the case involves advance positioning in related crypto derivatives trades. One of the accused, identified in the report as a Robinhood engineer, allegedly used Hyperliquid to place those trades ahead of time. The brief report did not disclose additional details about the assets involved, the timing of the trades, or the exact nature of the alleged non-public information. The case centers on accusations tied to crypto trading activity and the use of Hyperliquid for contract positions.
Two Robinhood employees have been charged in an alleged cryptocurrency insider trading case, according to U.S. Department of Justice documents cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 16.
The report says one of the people involved, a Robinhood engineer, allegedly used Hyperliquid to take positions in related contract trades in advance.
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