Trade anything nothing, anytime.
190+ tokenised tickers live on Robinhood Chain.
One wrapper behind every single one of them.
Nobody checked. Check yours.
The lesson
Everything standing between you and the share you think you bought.
No sound. It loops. Click it to pause.
Exercise 1
Type any ticker that trades as a stock token. We read the paperwork so you don't have to.
In fairness: each token is backed one for one by a real share, held at a real custodian, with a real security agent over the collateral. This is not vapour, and they are not hiding any of it. Every line above comes from their own published documents. Nobody reads their own documents.
The board
The battle
One of these companies will not let you own it. The other has holders who fought their way to owning it for real. Pick a side.
$SPACEX
launched on Pons
The company never authorised a token. What was sold is exposure to a fund unit, in a special purpose vehicle, that holds preferred shares. Three wrappers deep, and the company at the bottom of the pile never agreed to be there.
$GME
launched on Long
Its holders pulled their shares out of the broker chain and registered them in their own names at the transfer agent. They spent years arguing that a claim on a share is not a share. They were making this exact point three years before we were.
Neither of these tokens gives you any claim on either company.
Neither does the one you already bought.
The difference is that we put it on the front page.
Exercise 2
Most of it is gone. Rub the slate if you want what's left.
Exercise 2
the machine reads ........ on its own
every token on the chain, ..... refused so far
you don't bet on the price
you bet on ............
the leaderboard is not who made the most money
it's who ....... best
Soon
Drag across the slate.
Attendance
No email. No wallet. No form. Just put your name up there.
Kept. We're not saying what for.