Robinhood reviews SEC token limits as crypto perps launch
Image: Crypto.newsRobinhood is reviewing a Securities and Exchange Commission innovation exemption for tokenized United States stocks. Crypto chief Johann Kerbrat stated that existing stock token volume could hit limits set by the rule. Meanwhile, Robinhood announced plans to offer crypto perpetual futures to United States customers. The platform will provide ten times leverage on BTC and ETH alongside three times leverage on six other tokens.
Key points
- Robinhood is reviewing a Securities and Exchange Commission innovation exemption for tokenized United States stocks.
- Johann Kerbrat stated that existing stock token volume could hit limits set by the rule.
- Robinhood announced plans to offer crypto perpetual futures to United States customers.
Why it matters
Regulatory rules from the Securities and Exchange Commission shape how tokenized stocks operate globally, while the expansion of perpetual futures brings new trading instruments to United States customers.
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Sources · 4 publishers
The Block
Tier 1
SEC’s innovation exemption poses constraint on bringing stock tokens to US, Robinhood crypto chief says
Crypto.news
Tier 2
Robinhood says stock token volume is nearing SEC exemption caps
Blockonomi
Tier 3
Robinhood Says SEC Rules Could Limit Stock Tokens as Crypto Perps Head to the US
Coverage timeline
- First reported by CoinGape
- Confirmed by The Block
- CryptoVideos brief published
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