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  • 7/3/2025
OpenAI publicly disavowed Robinhood’s new tokenized equity product on Monday after the trading platform launched crypto-based “OpenAI tokens” in Europe, according to CNBC. OpenAI stated on X that the tokens are not affiliated with the company, emphasizing that it had no partnership with Robinhood and did not authorize any equity transfer. Robinhood announced the launch Monday in Cannes as part of a broader showcase highlighting tokenized equities, staking, and new blockchain infrastructure. A Robinhood spokesperson responded to the post, stating that the tokens provide retail investors with indirect access to private markets through the company’s stake in a special purpose vehicle. U.S. users are prohibited from accessing the tokens due to regulatory restrictions.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02OpenAI publicly disavowed Robinhood's new tokenized equity product on Monday after the
00:07trading platform launched crypto-based OpenAI tokens in Europe, according to CNBC.
00:12OpenAI stated on X that the tokens are not affiliated with the company,
00:15emphasizing that it had no partnership with Robinhood and did not authorize any equity
00:19transfer. Robinhood announced the launch Monday in Cannes as part of a broader showcase highlighting
00:24tokenized equities, staking, and new blockchain infrastructure. Robinhood's spokesperson responded
00:29to The Post saying that the tokens offer retail investors indirect access to private markets
00:34through the company's staking a special purpose vehicle. U.S. users are prohibited from accessing
00:38the tokens due to regulatory restrictions. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.

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