Robinhood's "infinite money" glitch — which enabled premium users to borrow seemingly endless amounts of cash and turn thousand-dollar deposits into million-dollar positions — showcased the dangers of turning investing into a game, one expert says.
"The infinite-leverage glitch in Robinhood evidenced how stock-trading apps have been built as video games and as gambling platforms," Dr. César Albarrán-Torres, a senior lecturer in media and communication at Swinburne University of Technology in Australia, told Business Insider.
Theron Mohamed | Markets Insider