Robinhood’s (NASDAQ:HOOD) proposed blockchain for trading of tokenized assets and cryptocurrencies is live on testnet.

The launch of “Robinhood Chain” coincides with a broader push by the company to embrace tokenization of a wide variety of assets.

Why are central banks looking at blockchains? Central banks are tiptoeing into the world of blockchain not because it is fashionable but because every part of the money-making machine, from settlement ...

The Robinhood Chain, built on Ethereum-based Arbitrum, aims to become key plumbing for around-the-clock trading and plugging tokenized stocks into DeFi.

Robinhood launches Robinhood Chain testnet on Arbitrum, enabling tokenized real world assets, and developer focused blockchain infrastructure.

The number of websites that use blockchain technology is growing in perfect agreement with the technology's popularity. Testing a blockchain-based website, on the other hand, may vary from testing a ...

Cryptocurrency has shifted in the years since from a niche interest for tech enthusiasts to a widely discussed asset class.

The European Union, often criticized for prioritizing rulemaking over innovation, is pointing to the European Blockchain ...

Blockchain provides a permanent, verifiable record of transactions, aiding in detecting tampering or unauthorized access. Logs stored on the blockchain are transparent and resistant to alteration. All ...

Börse Stuttgart Group’s blockchain test, in collaboration with the European Central Bank, aims to revolutionize securities transactions by reducing settlement times to minutes. Boerse Stuttgart Group, ...

BNP Paribas Asset Management issued tokenized share class of an existing money market fund, registering the assets on blockchain infrastructure.