- Robinhood’s shares jumped to $87 after adding SpaceX and OPAI to the EU platform.
- European investors can now buy blockchain tokens linked to SpaceX and OPAI growth.
- Robinhood’s plan includes building a tokenized stock system using Solana or Arbitrum.
Robinhood adds SpaceX and OPAI to its European platform, enabling EU investors to access high-value companies through tokenized stocks. The move coincides with a 6.34% rise in Robinhood’s share price, trading at $87.28 at press time. Over the past month, the stock gained around $19.30, supported by growing optimism surrounding the platform’s blockchain equity expansion.
Access to Innovation: SpaceX and OPAI Listings
European users can now access SpaceX, a space technology firm founded by Elon Musk, through Robinhood’s tokenized equity model. Known for its reusable rockets and Starlink satellite internet network, SpaceX has become a leader in aerospace innovation.
The listing offers economic exposure without formal equity, achieved through blockchain tokens tied to the underlying asset value. Investors participate in the company’s performance without holding direct ownership or voting rights.
In addition to SpaceX, Robinhood introduced OPAI, a rising firm in artificial intelligence and machine learning. OPAI focuses on next-generation AI technologies, operating in a sector expected to grow rapidly. The inclusion of both companies brings diversity to Robinhood’s European offering, providing users with access to innovation in aerospace and technology.
Blockchain Infrastructure Fuels Token Access
Robinhood’s model uses a tokenized structure where the firm retains custody or economic equivalence of securities. Corresponding blockchain tokens are issued to investors, mirroring systems like Republic’s RWA approach in the U.S.
This setup offers economic participation in high-growth companies while staying within regulated financial structures. Robinhood has filed documentation with the U.S. SEC to legally define these assets within U.S. financial standards.
The company secured a brokerage license in Lithuania, enabling it to operate EU-wide under clear legal guidelines. Robinhood also intends to build its blockchain system on platforms like Solana or Arbitrum, supporting faster and lower-cost settlement. The goal is to create a blockchain-native equity marketplace where investors benefit from 24/5 trading, fractional access, and reduced entry barriers.
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Share Price Soars with Expansion Strategy
Robinhood’s shares rose sharply in June, outperforming notable peers like NVIDIA (+14.00%) and Palantir (+3.40%). Meanwhile, Tesla declined by 6.24%. The interest of investors rose when Robinhood confirmed that these companies can be accessed through blockchain-supported instruments. The average volume traded was 35.33 million, with a price range between 13.98 and the current all-time high for the year, and has a market capitalization of $76.25 billion. Robinhood is currently on a valuation rise following its new course.
The surge in demand, market sentiment, and trading volume was driven by the introduction of tokenized equities and broader technological integration. As blockchain improves access to high-demand and exclusive shares, Robinhood’s role in the global financial industry is likely to grow significantly. The regulatory position and infrastructure preparedness indicate that a wider adoption is possible in the approaching quarters.
