In a series of developments that have sparked discussions among retail investors, Robinhood, the popular trading platform, has made notable changes to its cryptocurrency listings. Initially, in June and July 2023, Robinhood force liquidated users' holdings of Solana ($SOL) at approximately $16, a move attributed to regulatory measures aimed at protecting retail investors, as mentioned by Gary Gensler. This decision has led to significant backlash from the users who missed out on approximately 800% in gains as the value of $SOL increased. Recently, Robinhood announced the relisting of Solana at $130, after previously liquidating it at $13, alongside the new listing of Dogwifwhat ($WIF), a cryptocurrency symbolized by a dog wearing a hat, which has reached a market capitalization of $1b. This move has been met with mixed reactions, with some users expressing excitement and others criticizing the platform for its previous decision to delist $SOL. The listing of $WIF, in particular, has garnered attention, with various users highlighting the novelty and potential of the cryptocurrency.