Robinhood has been declared Yahoo Finance’s “comeback stock” of the year.CEO Vlad Tenev plans to take advantage of the fast-changing landscape of deregulation, cryptocurrency and prediction markets.Robinhood plans to increasingly compete on prediction markets with still-private startups like Kalshi and Polymarket.In the interview, Tenev discussed copytrading, a trading strategy that allows clients to automatically replicate the trades of another trader.Robinhood’s assets under management is around $200bn, so there is still a long way to go.Tenev is enthusiastic about event contracts, where Robinhood may integrate news and entertainment.The presidential election market trade was so popular that Robinhood plans to expand their offerings in this area.Economic contracts at the intersection of news and financial markets interest Robinhood.News has increasingly started to merge with entertainment; event contracts can be a way to deliver such news in real time.Robinhood is also considering event contracts on entertainment events, such as the Oscars.