As a blockchain strategist based in London, I’ve been watching the convergence of traditional finance and crypto with growing fascination. Robinhood’s move to launch its own blockchain for tokenized stocks — including OpenAI and SpaceX shares — is not just a tech rollout; it’s a strategic shift toward a 24/7 global financial layer. With Solana’s Nikita Bier joining X, Circle pursuing a national trust bank, and South Korea pivoting to stablecoins, we’re witnessing the quiet revolution of decentralized finance. Let’s break down what this means for investors, regulators, and the future of money.

As a crypto analyst with a soft spot for chaos and order, I’ve watched Robinhood evolve from a meme-stock playground to a serious player in tokenized equity. Their new partnership with Arbitrum, EU launch, and plans for a dedicated RWA Layer2 chain aren’t just hype—they’re a structural shift. Here’s why this matters for every retail investor who’s ever felt locked out of real opportunity.

As a crypto analyst with years of experience in blockchain and DeFi, I delve into the mechanics of tokenized stocks and how they're creating a potential financial bubble. From leveraging regulatory loopholes to cross-chain shenanigans, discover how Wall Street meets Satoshi Nakamoto in this high-stakes game of financial engineering. If you think the FTT collapse was bad, wait until you see what's brewing with tokenized equities.