Best company to open a Roth IRA with

You may need to rollover into a traditional IRA and then convert to a Roth.

I don’t think you can roll a standard 401k into a Roth without paying taxes.

Fidelity or Schwab are good.

Fidelity

People are very down on robinhood here overall here due to the whole fiasco from a few years back with meme stocks but I've used them for a long time now and think the perks on transferring retirement accounts in (3% match on the amount transferred if gold member) and the match they provide on new IRA contributions (3%) is pretty awesome

$7k/year matched at 3% is $210 extra into the IRA (And yes it's on top of your $7k contribution)

IF you have a fairly large 401k to transfer in 3% match will go a long way there too

I have an old ROTH IRA at etrade I'm contemplating transferring in which has about $15k in it. Would be another $450 they would match on that transferring it in

I hear the Stanford Group has some unbeatable rates for their CD’s

No complaints about Vanguard

Does fidelity allow IRA investment in bitcoin etf like IBIT. Vanguard does not if I recall.

Yes you can

Maybe, but seems like I'd be the bigger fool to pass up 10s of thousands (plus growth) just to spite RH. I'm a buy and hold index investor. Don't see how pay for order flow is gonna affect me much.
I dont recall exact terms but to get/keep match you need to keep it there a few yrs and pay for their gold membership for first year. I have no reason to leave unless someone offers a better transfer incentive later.