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(1/6) Johann (@JohannKerbrat) said this morning that in-kind redemption and voting rights are "not yet."
Voting is live right now, and it's open to anyone on Robinhood Chain. Pick a company, see every item actually on its proxy card, pulled straight from the SEC filing: board seats, executive pay, auditor appointments, mergers, shareholder proposals.
Connect a wallet, vote For, Against, or Abstain. Thirty seconds, no account, no broker, no fee, no permission from anyone.
OnRecord.Vote
Upgrade: the OnRecord Proxy Advisor now reads the whole proxy season.
Microsoft’s proxy lands any day now, the first mega-cap ballot of the season. When it does, every item on it opens on OnRecord with:
- A plain-English explainer of what it changes for you as a holder
- How BlackRock and Vanguard voted the same issue last season, from their own SEC filings
- Where the same proposal came up at other companies and how it did
- A recommendation and a one-tap vote
Last year Microsoft holders voted on six shareholder proposals. Most retail holders never read one. Now the reading is done for you and the vote is one signature.
BlackRock sided with management 98.7% of the time last season. You don’t have to.
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OnRecord now runs one ballot per company across chains.
DTCC’s tokenization service goes fully live this month. BlackRock, JPMorgan and Goldman already traded tokenized stocks on it in the pilot, and those tokens carry the same votes as the share itself. Wall Street has decided: a tokenized share votes.
Retail is spread across chains. The same company trades as a Stock Token on Robinhood Chain and a bStock on BNB. Until now, that meant two ballots and two tallies.
Now it’s one. One ballot per company per meeting. Holdings read on every chain at that company’s record block, summed into one tally, attested onchain.
A share of NVIDIA is a share of NVIDIA wherever it’s wrapped. Now its vote is too.
Institutions got one vote per share this month. Retail just did too.
OnRecord retweeted
“Fake, synthetic shares.”
Every Stock Token is backed by a real share. Real shares carry real votes. For the first time ever, those holders are using them.
Tokenized AMC holders voted all 10 items of your annual meeting on OnRecord. From their own wallets, weighted at the record block, attested onchain, carried into the meeting through real shares via Broadridge.
That’s not synthetic, Adam. That’s the most verifiable shareholder vote your company has ever had.
Meanwhile your declassification got 97.4% yes and failed because 180 million of your own shares never voted.
@vladtenev the holders are real, the shares are real, and the votes are already happening on Robinhood Chain. We’re ready when you are.
Your shares. Your vote. On record.
I am not going away @vladtenev @DanGallagher
AMC Entertainment does not consent to Robinhood creating Stock Tokens to replicate AMC shares in the United States (the SEC requires you to get our consent, or failing that, at least with us to stand down). They are fake, synthetic shares, which could impact our capital structure.
AMC should control our financial destiny, not Robinhood.
“Fake, synthetic shares.”
Every Stock Token is backed by a real share. Real shares carry real votes. For the first time ever, those holders are using them.
Tokenized AMC holders voted all 10 items of your annual meeting on OnRecord. From their own wallets, weighted at the record block, attested onchain, carried into the meeting through real shares via Broadridge.
That’s not synthetic, Adam. That’s the most verifiable shareholder vote your company has ever had.
Meanwhile your declassification got 97.4% yes and failed because 180 million of your own shares never voted.
@vladtenev the holders are real, the shares are real, and the votes are already happening on Robinhood Chain. We’re ready when you are.
Your shares. Your vote. On record.
I am not going away @vladtenev @DanGallagher
AMC Entertainment does not consent to Robinhood creating Stock Tokens to replicate AMC shares in the United States (the SEC requires you to get our consent, or failing that, at least with us to stand down). They are fake, synthetic shares, which could impact our capital structure.
AMC should control our financial destiny, not Robinhood.
New on OnRecord: Shareholder Questions.
Tesla reports Q3 on Oct 21 and takes shareholder questions on the live call. Stock Token holders have never had a way to ask one. Now they do.
Submit a question and upvote others straight from your wallet. Rankings are weighted by shares held over time, so nobody can buy the top spot the night before.
The top questions go to Tesla’s investor relations team before the call.
Live for every company reporting this season. Tesla first.
OnRecord retweeted
Every Stock Token on Robinhood Chain now has a ballot on OnRecord.
179 companies. 1.3 million holders. Over $200 million in real shares behind them.
NVIDIA to AMC. If you hold it, you can vote it. Signed from your wallet, weighted at the record block, attested onchain.
Nowhere else on the chain can say that.
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Every Stock Token on Robinhood Chain now has a ballot on OnRecord.
179 companies. 1.3 million holders. Over $200 million in real shares behind them.
NVIDIA to AMC. If you hold it, you can vote it. Signed from your wallet, weighted at the record block, attested onchain.
Nowhere else on the chain can say that.
onrecord.vote
OnRecord retweeted
1,000 votes cast on OnRecord.
Every one signed from a holder’s own wallet, weighted at the record block and attested onchain. No broker, no forms, no gas.
@vladtenev @RobinhoodCrypto, Stock Token holders want a vote. A thousand of them have already used one.
Next ballot: Microsoft.
Your shares. Your vote. On record.
1,000 votes cast on OnRecord.
Every one signed from a holder’s own wallet, weighted at the record block and attested onchain. No broker, no forms, no gas.
@vladtenev @RobinhoodCrypto, Stock Token holders want a vote. A thousand of them have already used one.
Next ballot: Microsoft.
Your shares. Your vote. On record.
OnRecord retweeted
This is more important than it sounds.
If tokenized stocks are going to have meaningful voting rights, voting power needs to reflect actual shares, not just token balances.
OnRecord v2 tackles that with share-based counting and public verification.
Real progress. 👀 $RECORD
OnRecord v2: votes now count shares, not tokens.
Stock Tokens on Robinhood Chain and bStocks on BNB Chain both run ERC-8056. Splits and reinvested dividends move a multiplier, not your balance. Count raw tokens and the tally drifts away from the real shares behind it.
OnRecord now reads the multiplier at the record block. One vote equals one underlying share, the same thing the company counts at the meeting.
Also in v2:
Every ballot pins its record block, multiplier and scoring rules onchain at publish
A public verifier that recomputes any tally from chain data
Splits and dividends during an open ballot handled automatically
The tally you sign is the tally that reaches the meeting.
OnRecord v2: votes now count shares, not tokens.
Stock Tokens on Robinhood Chain and bStocks on BNB Chain both run ERC-8056. Splits and reinvested dividends move a multiplier, not your balance. Count raw tokens and the tally drifts away from the real shares behind it.
OnRecord now reads the multiplier at the record block. One vote equals one underlying share, the same thing the company counts at the meeting.
Also in v2:
Every ballot pins its record block, multiplier and scoring rules onchain at publish
A public verifier that recomputes any tally from chain data
Splits and dividends during an open ballot handled automatically
The tally you sign is the tally that reaches the meeting.
100 days. 1.3 million Stock Token holders. And the first of them to vote on the shares behind their tokens.
Happy 100 days, Robinhood Chain.
You asked what to build next. Our answer: let every Stock Token holder vote.
The ballots, the record-date snapshots, the onchain tally and a treasury that carries it into real meetings are already live on OnRecord. When you’re ready, we’re ready.
Here’s to the next 100.
Robinhood Chain hit 100 days last week.
A new chain is only as strong as the people who use it. Thank you to everyone who helped us get off to a strong start, and to every team that has brought new products, users, and ideas to the ecosystem. Even in such a short time, we've learned a lot. We want to continue to learn from our community, please give us feedback on what else you want us to build.
100 days is just the beginning. We're still early, and we're listening.
Excited to keep building.
OnRecord retweeted
Direct from @longbowlend themselves…. They said the @OnRecordVote tech works great 🙌🏼 I think we need to highlight this
OnRecord retweeted
The SEC wants tokenized stocks to carry a vote. On Robinhood Chain, they already do.
At AMC’s Sep 24 meeting, tokenized AMC holders voted all 10 items on OnRecord. Signed from their own wallets, weighted at the record block, attested onchain. Our treasury carried that tally into your meeting through Broadridge.
Your board declassification got 97.4% of votes cast and still failed. 180 million shares never voted.
The holders on Robinhood Chain showed up, Adam. Want the tally?
Hello again @vladtenev and @DanGallagher. So what’s Robinhood’s answer?
You claim to “support” the SEC’s new rules on Stock Tokenization efforts, as they apply in the United States.
Internationally, are you going to respect those same principals as laid out be the SEC?
Or shame, shame, shame, will your off-shore operation in far-off Jersey be a sleazy bastardization that makes a total mockery of what the SEC has demanded as being the right thing to do?
Apologies for the quiet week. We’ve been heads down.
Microsoft’s ballot, Solana and the OnRecord MCP are all in the works, and the treasury kept buying the whole time.
Updates start this week.
The SEC wants tokenized stocks to carry a vote. On Robinhood Chain, they already do.
At AMC’s Sep 24 meeting, tokenized AMC holders voted all 10 items on OnRecord. Signed from their own wallets, weighted at the record block, attested onchain. Our treasury carried that tally into your meeting through Broadridge.
Your board declassification got 97.4% of votes cast and still failed. 180 million shares never voted.
The holders on Robinhood Chain showed up, Adam. Want the tally?
Hello again @vladtenev and @DanGallagher. So what’s Robinhood’s answer?
You claim to “support” the SEC’s new rules on Stock Tokenization efforts, as they apply in the United States.
Internationally, are you going to respect those same principals as laid out be the SEC?
Or shame, shame, shame, will your off-shore operation in far-off Jersey be a sleazy bastardization that makes a total mockery of what the SEC has demanded as being the right thing to do?
This is what OnRecord was built for.
A $1.9T asset manager on Robinhood Chain means more real shares behind every token. Every one of those shares carries a vote.
The ballots, the record-block snapshot, the onchain tally and the treasury that votes it are already live. Every Stock Token on Robinhood Chain has a ballot. ETFs are next.
When the @TRowePrice_DA token lists, its holders vote on OnRecord from day one.
Institutions are here. The vote is ready.
We’re exploring a Stock Token linked to an actively managed ETF on Robinhood Chain, alongside @TRowePrice_DA, one of the world’s largest asset managers with $1.9T AUM. If successful, it would be the first Stock Token of its kind.
Institutions are here, and our rails are ready.
We're building the first cross-chain shareholder ballot.
4.3 million wallets hold tokenized stocks across BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain, Solana, Ethereum and Base. Same companies, different chains, and nobody gives them one ballot.
OnRecord is live on Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain. Next:
Solana. xStocks holders in self-custody get a ballot for the first time.
Ethereum and Base.
One ballot per company per meeting. Every chain's weight summed into a single tally, attested onchain. Collateral on @Longbow, LPs and vaults all count.
Then agents. The OnRecord MCP lets any AI agent read a proxy, apply your standing instructions and sign your ballot. Your agent already trades your shares. Now it votes them.
The fastest-growing shareholder base in the world lives onchain, spread across every chain. We're building the one place it votes.
Your shares. Your vote. On record.
On Robinhood Chain there's one place to vote your stock: OnRecord.
Hold a Stock Token and you have a ballot. Every company, every proposal on the proxy card, one signature from the wallet that holds the stock. Weighted by what you hold, attested onchain.
It follows the stock too. In a Longbow loan, in a Spiral Stake vault, it still votes.
And the votes don't stay onchain. The OnRecord treasury buys the real shares ahead of each record date and carries them into the actual meeting.
200 Stock Tokens on the chain today. Robinhood says thousands are coming. Every one of them is a shareholder position, and there is one place on Robinhood Chain to vote it.
@vladtenev, your holders are already voting.
onrecord.vote
OnRecord retweeted
This is why I’m paying attention to $RECORD 👀
@OnRecordVote just announced support for Uniswap LP positions—bringing the tokenized stocks inside those positions into its voting-instruction system.
Longbow for credit. Spiral Stake for yield. Now Uniswap LPs.
The ambition is exciting: let holders express their voice wherever they put their tokenized stocks to work.
Still early, still plenty to prove—but this is a project worth watching.
The biggest pile of tokenized stock on Robinhood Chain isn't in a wallet. It's in Uniswap pools.
99% of stock token liquidity sits there. Until today none of it voted. Put your NVDA in a pool and your vote disappeared.
Not anymore. OnRecord now counts Uniswap LP positions. The stock in your position is your voting weight. Same wallet, same ballot.
Longbow for credit. Spiral Stake for yield. Uniswap for liquidity.
Wherever the stock sits, the vote sits next to it.
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