SOFI

SoFi Technologies Inc Price

SOFI
$19,60
+$0,27(+%1,39)

*Data last updated: 2026-04-16 11:15 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-04-16 11:15, SoFi Technologies Inc (SOFI) is priced at $19,60, with a total market cap of $23,96B, a P/E ratio of 62,55, and a dividend yield of %0,00. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $19,31 and $19,65. The current price is %1,50 above the day's low and %0,25 below the day's high, with a trading volume of 69,03M. Over the past 52 weeks, SOFI has traded between $14,93 to $19,55, and the current price is +%0,25 away from the 52-week high.

SOFI Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$17,91
Market Cap$23,96B
Volume69,03M
P/E Ratio62,55
Dividend Yield (TTM)%0,00
Diluted EPS (TTM)0,39
Net Income (FY)$481,32M
Revenue (FY)$4,76B
Earnings Date2026-04-29
EPS Estimate0,12
Revenue Estimate$1,04B
Shares Outstanding1,33B
Beta (1Y)2.251

About SOFI

SoFi Technologies, Inc. provides digital financial services. It operates through three segments: Lending, Technology Platform, and Financial Services. The company's lending and financial services and products allows its members to borrow, save, spend, invest, and protect their money. It offers student loans; personal loans for debt consolidation and home improvement projects; and home loans. The company also provides cash management, investment, and technology services. In addition, it operates Galileo, a technology platform that offers services to financial and non-financial institutions; and Apex, a technology enabled platform that provides investment custody and clearing brokerage services, as well as Technisys, a cloud-based digital multi-product core banking platform. The company was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.
SectorFinancial Services
IndustryFinancial - Credit Services
CEOAnthony J. Noto
HeadquartersSan Francisco,CA,US
Official Websitehttps://www.sofi.com
Employees (FY)6,10K
Average Revenue (1Y)$781,90K
Net Income per Employee$78,90K

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SoFi Technologies Inc (SOFI) Latest News

2026-04-01 06:06

Musk denies SpaceX IPO excludes Robinhood and SoFi; retail investors still have opportunities

Gate News reports that Elon Musk recently denied the rumors that SpaceX’s upcoming IPO would exclude Robinhood Markets (HOOD) and SoFi Technologies (SOFI). Previously, Reuters reported that Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade might take the lead in selling SpaceX shares to retail investors in the United States, while Robinhood and SoFi could be unable to participate—raising concerns among retail investors. Musk clarified that these rumors are false, and retail-friendly platforms have not been excluded from the IPO. Currently, SpaceX plans to reserve about 30% of the IPO for retail investors, far above the usual 5%-10%. The IPO is expected to raise up to $75 billion, with a valuation approaching $1.75 trillion. This means young investors still have the opportunity to participate through platforms like Robinhood. As of February 2026, Robinhood reported 27.4 million paid users and total assets of $314 billion. Its user base’s average age is around 35, which closely overlaps with the fan base of Tesla and SpaceX. Therefore, Robinhood plays a key role in this IPO. SOFI is also actively seeking participation opportunities and is competing with E*Trade and Fidelity for retail allocations. Following Reuters’ initial report, Robinhood’s stock, HOOD, briefly fell about 2%. Musk’s clarification indicates that SpaceX’s IPO plan remains on schedule, with a listing expected in June 2026, but whether Robinhood can secure an official distribution channel role has not yet been finalized. Analysts believe Musk’s statement stabilizes market expectations and also reassures retail investors about participating in what could be the largest IPO in history. If the IPO proceeds smoothly, Robinhood and SoFi may become important channels for retail investors to access SpaceX investments, while simultaneously further strengthening young investors’ participation in IPOs of high-growth technology companies.

2026-03-31 00:21

Hindenburg is shorting the U.S. crypto-friendly bank SoFi, accusing it of allegedly inflating profits by $1 billion.

Gate News reports that on March 31, the short-selling firm Muddy Waters released its latest report, announcing that it has established a short position in SoFi Technologies, Inc. (SOFI), the United States' first nationwide chartered bank supporting Bitcoin and cryptocurrency trading. The report accuses SOFI’s management of allegedly recording $312 million in loans from JPMorgan Chase as “loan sales,” thereby artificially inflating reported profits to secure management bonuses, while shareholders would bear approximately 15% in annual dilution. Muddy Waters points out that UCC filing documents from Utah show that JPMorgan Chase was the “senior lender” in the relevant transactions, not the asset buyer, which contradicts SOFI’s accounting treatment. The report believes that SOFI will ultimately have to restate the $312 million transaction, which could lead to a restatement of about $1 billion in previously reported EBITDA, and its actual capital adequacy ratio will be significantly reduced. Additionally, the report accuses SOFI of using a “secured loan” program to support its unrealistic fair-value markings on personal loans, in order to maintain its financial narrative.

2026-03-07 00:06

BitGo provides stablecoin infrastructure services for SoFiUSD and supports institutional distribution.

Gate News Report, March 7 — BitGo announced that its subsidiary, BitGo Bank & Trust, has been selected to provide infrastructure services for SoFiUSD stablecoin and support its distribution. SoFiUSD, issued by SoFi Bank, is the first U.S. nationally chartered and insured depository bank to issue a dollar stablecoin on a public, permissionless blockchain. BitGo will provide technology and operational infrastructure for SoFiUSD through its "Stablecoin-as-a-Service" platform, as well as institutional access and application support.

2026-03-03 12:11

SoFi and Mastercard collaborate to support the settlement of SoFiUSD stablecoin on the global payment network

BlockBeats news, March 3 — SoFi, the first nationwide licensed bank in the United States offering Bitcoin and cryptocurrency trading, announced plans to provide SoFiUSD as a settlement currency through Mastercard's global payment network. SoFi's technology platform Galileo is expected to be among the first to offer SoFiUSD settlement transaction options for its payment card customers and their issuing banks. Mastercard and SoFi also stated that they will explore more interoperability applications across stablecoins, fiat currencies, and tokenized assets, including programmable treasury applications and new payment and fund flow scenarios, subject to regulatory considerations.

2026-02-28 01:02

American crypto chartered bank SoFi now supports deposit functionality on the Solana network

BlockBeats News: On February 28, the first nationwide licensed bank in the United States to offer Bitcoin and cryptocurrency trading, SoFi, now supports Solana network deposits. Customers can make deposits directly through their banking app.

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So Chamath Palihapitiya is back in the SPAC game. After sitting out for a few years, he just filed to launch American Exceptionalism Acquisition Corp., looking to raise $250 million. The ticker will be AEXA once it goes public, and he's hunting for targets in energy, AI, DeFi, or defense. Here's the thing—if you lived through 2020-2021, you remember the SPAC craze. Hundreds of blank-check companies flooded the market, and Chamath was basically the poster child for the whole movement. He launched six major SPACs in that run (IPOA through IPOF), and honestly, the track record is pretty sobering if you're thinking about jumping in again. Out of his six main blank-check companies, only one actually made money for investors who bought in early and held on. SoFi was the winner, up 130% from the original $10 offering price. Virgin Galactic, Opendoor, and Clover Health all lost significant value—down 98.5%, 64.2%, and 75% respectively. Two of them never even found targets and just returned capital. If you'd thrown $10,000 into each of those six SPACs, you'd have around $46,750 today. That's a rough look. Now, Chamath is claiming this time is different. And to be fair, there are some structural changes worth noting. No warrants this time—those were a huge part of the old SPAC structure and attracted a lot of speculators. More importantly, his founder shares won't vest unless the stock pops 50% after the merger closes. So theoretically, his interests are actually aligned with investors for once. But here's what you need to understand before you buy in: you have no idea what you're actually investing in. You're putting up $10 per share on faith that Chamath will find a good company at a reasonable valuation. And historically, SPAC targets tend to be early-stage growth companies with unproven business models. Even SoFi, the success story, wasn't profitable or fully licensed when it went public via SPAC. The broader point is that SPACs are speculative by nature. The 2020-2021 boom showed us that having a famous sponsor doesn't guarantee returns. If you're considering this, keep your position small and only use money you can afford to lose. That's just basic risk management.
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Well, this week has been an interesting one in the market. So much has happened in the last 24 hours that it's mind-boggling. First, about Anthropic and all the noise with the Pentagon. The company refused to lift safety restrictions on their model, and the government responded by ordering all federal agencies to cease working with them. Contracts worth $200 million were simply thrown out. President Trump issued an order. Sam Altman from OpenAI supported their safety stance. And then it heated up: some say it's a victory for principles, that the company stood up for AI ethics and refused hundreds of millions for that. Others counter that if the US doesn’t develop these technologies, China and Russia will start working on them. A classic debate — ethics versus national security. Personally, I think it reflects a deeper trend: the boundaries between tech companies and the government are becoming increasingly blurred. And then there’s this — OpenAI closed a funding round worth $110 billion. NVIDIA invested $30 billion, Amazon could provide $50 billion. In four months, they attracted over $40 billion. Revenue is expected to reach $130 billion in 2025, but losses could exceed $115 billion. And here’s where it gets interesting: a Wall Street veteran wrote that, after 45 years of working, he’s never seen the three smartest investors pay $110 billion for a company with losses. It looks like a typical bubble, honestly. Although supporters say it’s just necessary infrastructure investments, that competition among large models is a war of computing power, not current profitability. But critics see this as a new tech bubble, like during the internet era. The key question remains: are these investments in the future or just a capitalist boom? As for Block — it’s a very interesting situation. Jack Dorsey cut 40% of staff, about 4,000 people. But importantly: layoffs in the engineering team reached 70%. Dorsey said at a conference that since September, the average code output per engineer has increased by 40% thanks to AI tools. Wow! Some say this proves AI is truly replacing humans. Others believe it’s just normalization after excessive hiring during the pandemic, when staff was 3,800 and then grew to 10,000. But the market reacted positively — shares rose 24%. In any case, it raises big questions about employment structures in the age of AI. On the crypto-ETF front, the race continues. Bitwise applied for a spot XRP ETF. Major institutions with about $7 trillion in assets are pushing for registration for Bitcoin and Ethereum. One analyst called this a potential entry point for traditional funds — these institutions have 16,000 investment advisors, which he compared to a huge network of boomer funds. Optimists see this as a massive influx of long-term capital. Skeptics ask: if this is such good news, why is market capitalization still at $1.3 trillion? Good question, by the way. Paradigm — a top crypto venture firm — plans to raise $1.5 billion for a new fund and expand investments in AI and robotics. They previously invested in Coinbase, Uniswap, dYdX. Some see this as a natural merger of crypto capital and AI tech, a new cross-ecosystem. Others think it’s just a search for new narratives for growth, since the crypto market has slowed down. One commentator joked that eventually all crypto companies will become real tech firms. But there’s also a more neutral view: it’s just a logical expansion for a venture firm. On the Ethereum front, Vitalik rarely provided specific roadmap dates. In 2026, ZK-EVM client participation in network validation will begin at about 5%, with gradual increases in 2027. The long-term goal is a 3-of-5 system. It’s rare for Vitalik to give concrete timelines, so the community perceives this as a sign that the plan is already very defined. But there are technical concerns: what if systemic issues arise with ZK-EVM? Or the network gradually concentrates on large nodes? Morpho currently outperforms AAVE in the environment. It only fell 39% from its peak but has grown 155% since the start of the year. Researchers attribute this to management structure — Morpho doesn’t have internal wars between Labs, DAO, and the team. AAVE often faces management disputes. Though not everyone agrees: some think Morpho’s advantages are more in low circulation and distribution than in governance. SoFi — a licensed American bank — now supports access to assets on Solana. 13.7 million users can directly hold and transfer SOL within the banking app, without using exchanges. This is seen as an important signal of traditional finance integrating with blockchain. But there are privacy concerns — all transactions are through KYC, which could weaken anonymity. In the Base ecosystem, experiments with AI Agents are intensifying. DX Terminal Pro launched agent trading, with a volume of $4.5 million in the first hour. Towns App allows agents to open positions directly in chats with support for Apple Pay and USDC. This is seen as early research into native agent applications. The open story with OpenAI: the company fired an employee who used internal information to trade on Polymarket and Kalshi. This sparked discussions about information asymmetry in prediction markets. Hyperliquid — the only digital asset project to turn profitable. Unrealized profit is about $356 million. The project holds 17 million HYPE tokens and uses OTC transactions and buyback mechanisms, providing an interactive NAV dashboard. Overall, the week showed that the industry is at a crossroads. On one side, huge investments in AI and integration of crypto into traditional finance. On the other, questions about bubbles, employment, regulation, and where all this is heading. Interesting times, as they say.
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