• Per The Block, Mizuho reports that 94% of surveyed Robinhood users said they would be likely or very likely to trade single-stock perpetual futures if offered.
• A separate 84% of respondents said they would use mostly or exclusively new money, which Mizuho reads as limited cannibalization of existing equity trading, per The Block.
• Robinhood has not announced single-stock perpetuals; The Block reports its SVP and GM of crypto and international said it had none to announce.
• Robinhood's own 30 June 2025 announcement described crypto perpetual futures for eligible EU customers, so the open question is equity-linked perpetuals, not perpetuals generally.
• The Block does not describe the survey method, so treat the percentages as stated intent from an undisclosed sample.

Mizuho says Robinhood users want single-stock perpetual futures, but the evidence is stated intent from an undisclosed sample, and no such product has been announced. The Block reported on 21 October 2026 on a Mizuho survey of more than 600 active users. The survey is a demand signal, not a volume forecast, and the figures below are as reported by The Block.

What the survey found

Two figures matter, and they measure different things. The Block reports that 94% of respondents said they would be likely or very likely to trade single-stock perpetual futures if offered, while 84% said they would use mostly or exclusively new money. Mizuho reads the second figure as limited cannibalization of existing equity trading. The report gives no field dates, sample selection or question wording, so both figures remain secondhand stated intent.

What Robinhood has said

Robinhood has not announced single-stock perpetuals. The Block reports that Johann Kerbrat, its SVP and GM of crypto and international, said the company had none to announce. That sits alongside an existing product line: Robinhood's newsroom announcement of 30 June 2025 described crypto perpetual futures for eligible customers in the EU, so the open question is whether the instrument extends to equities, not whether Robinhood offers perpetuals at all.

What to watch next

The Block reports Mizuho kept an Outperform rating and a $140 price target on HOOD, and said timing is uncertain but a medium-term product is plausible. Those are an analyst's judgments as of the 21 October 2026 report, not evidence of trading behavior. The checkpoints are concrete: a Robinhood announcement, any regulatory path for equity-linked perpetuals in each jurisdiction, and the leverage, margin and funding terms disclosed at launch.