Oct 28, 2026 6:37 PM

Robinhood is aggressively pushing tokenized stocks that offer zero shareholder rights—no ownership and no voting power. These products have been slammed as "fake" versions of real assets, even prompting legal threats from AMC’s CEO for bypassing securities laws. Despite the backlash and the fact that these tokens strip away the fundamental benefits of investing, Robinhood stands firmly behind them. Is a stock really a stock if you don't actually own it? What's your take?
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