Robinhood, SEC, and Coinbase are involved in discussions about how tokenized stocks are challenging traditional brokerage models.

The entities involved

• Robinhood →

  American financial services company

  • Robinhood is utilizing its trading platform to acquire customers and manage wealth.Mon 02:34
  • Robinhood is building on Arbitrum, which settles on Ethereum, for tokenization efforts under SEC watch.Sun 21:06
• SEC →

  Slovak company

  • DHS, DOJ, and SEC formed a joint initiative to establish a Trade Fraud Task Force, setting standards for compliance.Mon 17:57
  • The Fidelis Partnership is incorporating in Bermuda and filing for an initial public offering on the NYSE, with principal offices in London and a main office in Dublin.Mon 17:12
• Coinbase →

  American company that operates a cryptocurrency exchange platform

  • Citi is utilizing Coinbase for digital asset infrastructure.Mon 17:31
  • Coinbase operates as a leading regulated crypto exchange, utilizing its Base Layer-2 network built on Ethereum, and shares revenue with Circle in the USDC ecosystem.Mon 04:46

Related events

• Tokenized stocks are intensifying competition with traditional brokerages, prompting the SEC to consider new policies regarding the market structure.Jun 19
• Policy discussions and a feud over token structure involving Robinhood, AMC, and the SEC are taking place.Sep 22
• SEC regulatory decisions boosted shares of Robinhood and Coinbase, while investors monitored a meeting between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump.Wed 03:05
• Robinhood offered tokenized versions of AMC stock and faced criticism for unauthorized tokenization.Sep 4
• Binance is offering tokenized assets on the Ethereum network, while Robinhood is simultaneously enabling tokenized stock trading.Aug 12