Robinhood Chain has quickly emerged as one of the fastest-growing blockchains, with roughly 620,000 average daily active users, $1.3 million in daily fees, and $4.26 billion in TVL, at the time of recording. But Alexander, from our institutional research team, explores in his latest report that some of the most interesting activity isn’t coming from stock tokens alone but also from what happens when tokenized stocks, memecoins, and 24/7 crypto markets collide.Alexander & Jacquelyn breaks down how Robinhood Stock Tokens work, why memecoins tied to specific stock tokens have created unusual new trading dynamics, and how one HIMS-related stock token traded more than 100% above its underlying asset before reverting. We discuss why limited minting and redemption windows can create price dislocations while crypto markets continue trading, how 24/7 equity markets could reduce those gaps, and the differences between wrapped vs issuer-led tokenization. Alex also explains what has fueled Robinhood Chain’s rapid growth and why he believes the current memecoin-driven boom may already be approaching its end.Timestamps00:10 The Stock Token Saga and New StrataMedia Research01:12 Why Robinhood Chain Is Growing So Fast03:20 How Robinhood Stock Tokens Work04:55 The Risks Behind Wrapped Stock Tokens06:11 Why Stock Tokens Are Getting Attention06:52 When Memecoins Meet Tokenized Stocks07:58 How a Stock Token Traded 100%+ Above Its Underlying09:17 The Risks for Companies and Investors10:51 The Problem With 24/7 Stock Token Trading12:15 Wrapped vs. Issuer-Led Tokenization13:17 Is the Robinhood Chain Boom Ending?13:33 Why Alex Thinks the Market Could Cool Down15:16 What Comes Next Follow Talking Tokenshttps://x.com/_TalkingTokens?lang=enhttps://open.spotify.com/show/0LOgWxIQ0NnNUD5eXsSuoZhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/talking-tokens-crypto-onchain-finance-investing/id1743669141https://talkingtokens.beehiiv.com/ Follow Jacquelynhttps://x.com/jacqmelinek

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