Tokenized Stocks Are Starting to Look More Like... Stocks Robinhood plans to introduce voting rights and in-kind share redemptions for its tokenized equities, after questions about what investors actually own when they buy a stock token. I actually think this is an important stage for tokenization: the first generation of tokenized stocks mostly focused on price exposure: here's a blockchain token that follows Apple, Nvidia or another public company. But owning a stock isn't only having exposure to its price. Shareholders can have voting rights. There are corporate actions, dividends and legal ownership claims. Eventually, tokenized equities have to reproduce more of those characteristics if they're supposed to compete with the real thing. That's where $ETH and other tokenization infrastructure face a much harder test. Putting the price of a stock on-chain is relatively straightforward, but putting shareholder ownership on-chain is considerably more complicated. #ETHBlockchain #ETHFoundation