Robinhood CEO: Listed companies cannot control the tokenization of stocks by third parties

According to market news, RobinhoodCEOVTenladev said that after the shares of a listed company are publicly traded, other financial institutions have the right to issue relevant financial products without obtaining prior approval from the issuer. Robinhood stock tokens are issued by an independent entity and backed by underlying stocks, and the issuer's consent should not be required. AMCCEOAdamAron has criticized Robinhood for tokenizing AMC shares to bypass the issuing company and that token holders do not have voting rights on the underlying shares.（CNBC）