Robinhood Found To Be Stealing From The Poor, To Give To The Rich

Robinhood Found To Be Stealing From The Poor, To Give To The Rich
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2018-9-18 16:00

Robinhood, the cryptocurrency trading platform have been found to be doing the exact opposite of the Robin Hood philosophy, according to research by Logan Kane of Seeking Alpha. If you’re not au fait with British history, here’s some facts about the real Robin Hood according to the BBC: “The Robin Hood legends form part of a corpus of outlaw stories which date from around the reign of King John.

Two other key outlaws, Fulk fitzWarin and Eustace the Monk, were historical figures whose lives can be clearly identified at this time, but Robin Hood himself is much more problematical.

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