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As seen in: Token Dispatch, Substack, Outlook (India), Deccan Herald, 0xzx, Coinlive, panewslab.com, Weex Referral Code
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Turning Rival Aggregators into Toll Payers

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By Prathik Desai
| Token Dispatch
Hello, When we buy $1,000 of Nvidia stock tokens on the Robinhood app, Robinhood’s entity keeps $8. Meanwhile, 0x - the company whose software does the RFQ (request-for-quote) price finding, earns only 50 cents. When you buy the same tokens through KyberSwap, a rival price-finder, then the Robinhood app ideally shouldn’t get involved. Yet, Robinhood gets paid. Here, the trade settles on Robinhood Chain, in a token that Robinhood’s subsidiary alone can create.
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Robinhood Takes Control of Minting, Meme-Driven Trading: How Long Can Long's Bidirectional Flywheel Keep Turning?

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By Prathik Desai
| Weex Referral Code
Behind the bidirectional channel of speculation and investment, who is really taking the profits? Written by: Prathik Desai Compiled by: Saoirse, Foresight News In the past year, the scale of tokenized stocks has grown fivefold, reaching approximately $3 billion. As more participants enter the market, this once-scarce product is no longer rare, and the divisible profits are becoming increasingly fragmented.
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Meme Coins Are Now Selling Stocks

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By Prathik Desai
| Token Dispatch
Hello, The value of tokenised stocks has grown five times in the past year to roughly $3 billion. As more players offer a once-rare product, it stops being rare, and the prize up for grabs gets split into smaller pieces. So the money in tokenised stocks no longer goes to whoever puts the most shares on-chain. It gets captured by whoever controls different layers of the stack: when new tokenised shares can be issued, which network they trade on, and which app people use to buy them.
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