Finally, Robinhood has done a poor job handling its customers' trades, for which it has paid over $130 millions in fines, settlements and penalties. The trading platform was all but inoperable during the most volatile trading days of the Coronavirus crisis, leading to numerous class action lawsuits, which remain ongoing. During the meme stock bubble of 2021, it halted trading in a handful of stocks like GameStop and AMC Entertainment as it faced billions of dollars in margin calls, outraging customers and lawmakers. The incident forced Robinhood to raise billions of dollars in emergency convertible debt in February, which will be yet another windfall for hedge funds. The $2.5 billion in convertible notes it raised carry high interest rates, low conversion hurdles and a goody bag of $369 million in warrants, which will dilute the company's stock. The problems are ongoing. Scores of federal and state authorities continue to home in on Robinhood and investigate the company.