Robinhood токенизирует более 500 американских акций и ETF на Arbitrum

cryptonews.ruPubblicato 2025-06-17Pubblicato ultima volta 2025-10-18

Платформа Robinhood продолжает усиливать позиции в сфере токенизации реальных инструментов (RWA). В последнее время компания разместила на блокчейне Arbitrum еще 80 цифровых финансовых активов, доведя суммарное число токенизированных инструментов до 493. По данным Dune Analytics, их совокупная стоимость на текущий момент превышает $8,5 млн. Стоит отметить, что суммарный масштаб выпуска достиг более $19 млн, из которых $11,5 млн уже были сожжено.

Порядка 70 % всех токенов представляют акции американских компаний, и еще около 24% приходятся на биржевые инвестиционные фонды. Оставшаяся часть связана с сырьевыми товарами, криптовалютными ETF и облигациями США. В последней партии активов появились токены, которые связаны с ценными бумагами Galaxy, Webull и Synopsys. По мнению эксперта Тома Вана, благодаря этому клиенты Robinhood в Европе получили возможность получить доступ к более широкому выбору американских ценных бумаг, но в цифровом виде.

Платформа для токенизации, в основу которой лег блокчейн Arbitrum, начала работу в июне этого года. Она ориентирована на пользователей из стран ЕС и позволяет торговать токенизированными акциями и ETF, стоимость которых привязывается к котировкам фиатных активов на американском рынке.

Но стоит понимать, что токены, не предоставляют права собственности на реальные бумаги, а рассматриваются в качестве дериватив. Данные бумаги соответствуют нормативным требованиям директивы MiFID II.

В Robinhood сообщают, что новая система делает инвестиции доступнее. Минимальный порог входа составляет €1. Торговать можно круглосуточно, а комиссия составит 0,1 % за обмен. Компания подчеркивает, что отсутствие скрытых сборов и возможность инвестировать малые суммы делают токенизацию удобным инструментом для частных инвесторов Европы.

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