Robinhood CEO Defends Tokenized Stocks, Says Companies Can't Control Products Built on Shares
Robinhood defends tokenized stocks, saying public companies can't control related products; voting rights for token holders remain unclear.
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Global Access or Regulatory Risk? Robinhood Accelerates Crypto-Linked Strategy
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev defends 1:1 backed stock tokenization as Needham analysts signal a crypto bottom and long-term growth potential for HOOD.
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