Robinhood’s SEC Proposal Could Lay the Groundwork for Tokenized Finance in the U.S.

Robinhood is taking a bold step toward integrating blockchain into traditional finance with its recent 42-page submission to the SEC. The company is calling for a federal regulatory framework to support the issuance and trading of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), a market projected to hit $30 trillion by 2030.

According to Forbes’ report, Robinhood’s Real World Asset Exchange (RRE) proposal offers a blueprint for full-scale, legally compliant adoption. It champions a shift from fragmented state-level rules to a national standard where tokens are treated as legal equivalents of underlying assets like equities or bonds, not synthetic derivatives.

RRE would blend off-chain trade matching with on-chain settlement, integrating KYC/AML compliance via partners like Jumio and Chainalysis. If approved, this framework could enable broker-dealers to trade tokenized assets within existing regulatory rails, a crucial development for institutions wary of legal gray zones.

While the SEC’s response remains uncertain, Robinhood’s move could catalyze mainstream adoption by offering the legal clarity the space has long lacked. Whether this becomes a new regulatory norm or a conversation starter, it positions Robinhood at the forefront of tokenized finance.

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