<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Robinhood is in discussions with European regulators regarding its tokenized equities offering, which allows retail investors in the EU to trade tokens representing shares of U.S. equities on blockchain.</li><li>The launch of the tokenized equities program last week faced criticism from companies like OpenAI and questions from the Bank of Lithuania, Robinhood’s main regulator in the EU.</li><li>Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev expressed confidence that the tokenized equities will withstand regulatory scrutiny, despite concerns raised by entities like OpenAI and the Bank of Lithuania.</li><li>Other financial giants like J.P. Morgan and Kraken have also made similar tokenization-related announcements, signaling a trend towards moving traditional financial services onto the blockchain.</li></ul>

Robinhood ‘Confident’ Tokenized Equities Will Withstand Regulatory Scrutiny

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