Robinhood not only survived the January 2021 GameStop/liquidity crisis, it continued to operate and substantially expand its business afterward. Evidence:

• Robinhood went on to complete a large IPO in July 2021, raising about $2.1 billion and listing as Robinhood Markets, Inc. (investors.robinhood.com)
• As of 2024–2025 it is reporting record revenues, positive net income, and ongoing product and geographic expansion (crypto, futures, advisory, UK/EU/Asia-Pacific, acquisitions like Bitstamp and TradePMR). (nasdaq.com)
• In 2025 Robinhood remains an active, growing public company (ticker HOOD), entering new areas such as prediction markets, with its stock included in major indices and still launching new ventures. (wsj.com)
• Although it has faced multiple regulatory fines related in part to the meme‑stock episode, these sanctions were financial and compliance-related; they did not shut down the firm, which continues normal operations. (reuters.com)

Since the prediction was that Robinhood would "ride it out" and keep operating after the GameStop turmoil—and the company clearly did so for years, growing and diversifying—this prediction is right.