I have been interested in trying Robinhood’s Gold card and other credit-card options, and have commented on how the Robinhood card looks and on merchandise that would match it. My posts record interest and impressions, not a confirmed card application, waitlist outcome, or merchandise delivery. I have also expressed interest in a Coinbase card, including its cashback, in card rewards and redemption perks.
On December 1, 2025, I quoted @RobinhoodApp, which wrote, “Gold looks great on the screen too. https://t.co/GhQLFnJJ6z Terms Apply.” My own contribution was only 🫡, so I did not add a separate opinion about the card’s design.
On May 25, 2026, I wrote, “The Robinhood card mogs every other card right now.” I included https://t.co/DOsaG8xycP, but the linked content is not captured here.
On September 23, 2026, I called something “The ultimate credit card mog.” I included https://t.co/MYpgxXrIr2, but the captured text does not identify what I was describing or what the link showed.
On October 11, 2025, I said I was looking forward to using both the Coinbase credit card and Robinhood credit card. I asked whether anyone could help accelerate waitlist access for either card, and said I had had memberships to both companies for a long time. I did not report receiving access.
On November 11, 2025, replying to @adsurgeon, I said I use Amex Gold and wanted to try “this out,” but was not sure yet. The captured reply does not identify what “this” referred to or say whether I later tried it.
On November 16, 2025, I said the Apple Pay and Robinhood Gold card combination “looks clean.” I did not add details about how the combination worked or what the linked content showed.
On November 18, 2025, quoting @RobinhoodApp, I said merch matching “the card” would be greatly appreciated. The post does not identify which card I meant or say that I received merchandise.
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