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.
Robinhood is creating digital versions of real stocks that people can trade and use in new ways, and the CEO says companies can't stop them. This is new technology that could change how stocks work, but it's still unclear if token owners get voting rights like regular shareholders do.
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