Why I Use 3 Investing Platforms (And What Each One Is For)

Written by Silivere Bakomeza, founder of BakoInvest

Most people try to do everything in one app. I don’t.

I use Robinhood, Webull, and Acorns—on purpose.

Each one plays a specific role in my wealth-building strategy.

This post breaks it down so you can understand not just how I invest—but why I use different tools for different outcomes.

Robinhood is where I run my $50/day MicroStrategy ($MSTR) challenge—the one I’m documenting publicly for the next 20 years.

It’s clean. It’s fast. It’s simple.

But more than that—it’s the account I show the world.

I post screenshots, weekly updates, and real numbers straight from Robinhood.

This is where I prove my strategy, not just talk about it.

It’s also where I make lump sum MSTR buys during dips—because my share target is massive, and when prices drop, I strike.

Why I use it:

Webull is where I build long-term wealth in silence.

I don’t post about it. I don’t share numbers.

I use it to make bigger moves when the market gives me the chance.

If Robinhood is my case study, Webull is my retirement war chest.

I also use Webull to explore options trading and test more aggressive swing trades—privately and quietly.

Why I use it:

Acorns isn’t a platform I expect to make me rich—but it’s a tool that builds discipline.

I connect it to my debit card and let it round up every transaction.

That spare change gets invested into a basic portfolio automatically.

It’s like a daily reminder that every dollar has a job.

Why I use it:

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