The online brokerage continues to expand its crypto footprint after laying out nearly $400 million for two recent crypto acquisitions.

With stock tokens, a custom blockchain, and crypto-powered futures, Robinhood is laying the foundation for a 24/7 financial system beyond traditional banks.

Robinhood Pushes Deeper Into Crypto With Own Blockchain, Tokenized Stock Launch The tokenized versions of U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs will first be available to EU users and issued on Arbitrum ...

Robinhood posted strong Q1 growth and is expanding into new products, but valuation and regulatory risks cloud the outlook.

Robinhood launches stock tokens and crypto perpetual futures in the EU. Robinhood introduces Layer 2 blockchain for seamless tokenized trading. A new wave of value and momentum stocks could be ...

More interestingly, Robinhood is also working on its own L2 blockchain, which it will use in the future to tokenize more real-world assets. New Fintech Tools We’re also getting Robinhood Cortex ...

Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev said the platform might need blockchain technology to operate 24/7. In an interview with Yahoo Finance, Tenev noted that 24/7 trading would be tough to operate on ...

Robinhood Markets Inc. is developing a blockchain-based platform that will allow retail investors in Europe to trade US securities such as stocks, according to two people familiar with the matter.

TLDR Robinhood pushes for SEC-approved framework to legitimize tokenized assets. New RRE platform aims to bring 24/7 blockchain trading to U.S. markets. Proposal seeks to simplify RWA compliance ...

Robinhood’s long-anticipated IPO represents a watershed moment for the fintech industry, as well as a signal of the growth and maturation of crypto. But it also raises more questions for the ...

The blockchain-based stocks will initially be issued on Arbitrum, a so-called layer 2 blockchain built on top of Ethereum. Robinhood plans to eventually move the tokenized stocks over to its own ...

The tokenized versions of U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs will first be available to EU users and issued on Arbitrum, with future plans to deploy them on on Robinhood's own blockchain.