Robinhood CEO says issuers can’t block third-party stock tokens that preserve shareholder rights
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Robinhood's CEO argues issuers cannot veto third-party stock tokens that preserve shareholder rights, framing a regulatory thesis central to its tokenized equities rollout. With tokenized-stock DEX volume reportedly at $4.3B weekly and Robinhood at 66.3% share, near-term focus shifts to SEC interpretation and potential CLARITY Act implications. The AMC dispute being pushed toward SEC review elevates legal and compliance risk around the Stock Token model.
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Robinhood cofounder and CEO Vlad Tenev argues that a listed company cannot prevent a third party from issuing a token linked to its publicly traded shares, provided the token does not change shareholder rights or create new obligations for the issuer. Market data he highlighted show tokenized-stock DEX volume reached $4.3 billion last week, with Robinhood holding a 66.3% share. Analysts tracking a $165 HOOD price target cite the Stock Token catalog as the key growth driver. Robinhood chief legal officer Dan Gallagher said the firm will take its dispute involving AMC to the SEC for a decision, while transfer agent groups have asked the regulator to limit any relief to issuer-sponsored tokens.
