Alex Kearns, a 20?year?old University of Nebraska–Lincoln sophomore,held a small weekly options position on Robinhood and saw a negative $730,000 “paper liability” on the app—Robinhood’s display of his unrealized losses and margin requirements—so he believed he owed that money. Although the app showed his positions at a big loss, the numbers were mismatched (unrealized vs. realized P/L, and Robinhood’s internal collateral calls). He wasn’t actually in a tax‐due position that month. Convinced he faced that six?figure debt, Alex took his own life on June 16, 2020. His parents sued Robinhood in a wrongful‐death lawsuit, arguing the app’s interface misled him. That case settled confidentially in late 2021. The lawsuit led to FINRA fining Robinhood $70 million in 2021 for systemic failures, including misleading customers and inadequate due diligence for options trading.
我傾向於認為你說的是 2020 Alex Kearns Case
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是的,很可能是看到這個,但具體情況我已經記不很清了。
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