
Robinhood's Stock Tokens added 200,000 holders in a week, converting existing clients into on-chain participants. The product, live in 120+ countries, wraps 200+ U.S. equities into tokens backed 1:1 by shares.
Robinhood said Monday that its Stock Tokens feature drew more than 200,000 holders in the roughly seven days after its June 30 launch.
The product wraps more than 200 U.S. equities and ETFs into blockchain-native tokens, each backed 1:1 by the underlying shares. It is available through the Robinhood Wallet in over 120 countries. The U.S. is not among them.
Dividends are automatically reinvested through what Robinhood calls a “multiplier” mechanism. The tokens trade with zero commissions and are accessible 24 hours a day, five days a week, the company said.
Robinhood Chain, a Layer 2 network built on Arbitrum, handles the backend. The chain recorded roughly 200,000 daily active addresses in the early days, which tracks with the holder growth, Robinhood said.
The brokerage has about 28 million customers. The 200,000 new holders represent less than 1% of that base. Kraken has also been expanding its tokenized asset offerings, and both firms are competing to become the default platform for equities on blockchain.
The U.S. exclusion comes as transfer agents push the SEC to restrict unaffiliated tokenized stocks. Each token's 1:1 backing means a custodian must hold the underlying shares, which introduces counterparty risk that direct stock ownership avoids.
The product is live now outside the U.S.
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