Robinhood Social is live.
First, two things people are already asking about: where to access it, and who can use it.
Robinhood Social is not a separate app. It lives inside the Robinhood mobile app.
Eligible users should see the Social section in the app, complete their profile setup, and then start using it.
🌐 Official page:
https://t.co/rJxqNJzqoZ
📖 Official rules:
https://t.co/ydBH35qoZt
Official account: @RobinhoodApp
One important clarification:
When Vlad @vladtenev says “open to all,” that does not mean global access yet.
Robinhood Social is still mainly available to eligible U.S. Robinhood users, so global users like me are still waiting outside for now.
In terms of features, Social goes beyond simply posting market opinions.
Users can share:
verified trades, P&L, portfolio allocations, charts and market views.
You can also follow other users, see the trades they choose to share, and follow their market commentary.
The feed can include market news, market activity and publicly reported political trades.
If you see an eligible trade you’re interested in, Quick Trade can take you directly into the trading flow.
One detail matters:
your trades are not automatically made public.
Users decide whether to share trades, P&L and portfolio information.
So the product is selectively bringing real account activity into a social feed, rather than exposing an entire brokerage account by default.
That said, the idea of combining social content with verified trading activity is not new.
Binance Square already supports verified trade sharing, P&L, entry and exit points and portfolio performance.
OKX has gone much further with trader data and Copy Trading.
eToro has been building around Social Investing and CopyTrader for years.
Base App is also combining social, trading and payments in one product, with access across many global markets.
That context makes Robinhood’s position easier to understand.
Robinhood Social sits on top of a broader multi-asset account environment:
stocks, options, futures, crypto and prediction markets.
Now Robinhood is adding people and real trading behavior into that mix.
For now, automatic copy trading is not the center of the product.
The flow feels closer to:
follow someone
→ see what they think
→ see what they actually traded
→ decide what you want to research or trade yourself
That is different from the more mature:
find a trader → check performance → copy
model already common on Binance and OKX.
As for Robinhood Chain, Stock Tokens or Agents, there is no confirmed integration yet.
Those pieces are still separate.
The question I’m watching now is much simpler:
Will people eventually open Robinhood Social before they decide what to trade?
If that behavior develops, Social becomes more than another community feature.
It starts playing a role in where investment discovery begins.
Global users are still waiting for access.
So for now, that question goes back to @RobinhoodApp and @vladtenev. 🌍👀
Your Chinese community volunteer is still waiting at the door.
#Robinhood #RobinhoodSocial #Fintech
【Onchain Funds Watch】 Bringing Tokenized Funds into Traditional Investment Channels
Prometheum and Federated Hermes have announced a strategic partnership. The first tokenized fund under the partnership is expected to launch in Q1 2027.
🔥 The key here is distribution: the partnership aims to connect tokenized funds to the existing U.S. ecosystem of broker-dealers, investment advisers, and clearing infrastructure.
Here’s who does what 👇
1️⃣ Federated Hermes: Investment management and fund products.
It is an established active asset manager with $911.6B in total assets under management as of June 30, 2026.
Under the partnership, it will contribute active management expertise, a longstanding focus on fiduciary responsibilities, and tokenized product solutions.
2️⃣ Prometheum: Distribution and operational infrastructure.
It provides digital securities services through its SEC-registered, FINRA-member broker-dealer subsidiaries.
ProFinancial will support product distribution. Prometheum Capital will handle custody, clearing, and settlement, while making Federated Hermes’ tokenized products available to other broker-dealers through its correspondent clearing platform.
💡 The goal is to let investors access tokenized funds through the brokerage accounts and adviser relationships they already use—rather than having to start on a crypto-native platform.
That points to an important path forward for Onchain Funds:
👉 Funds adopting onchain technology do not necessarily require investors to switch platforms. Familiar investment channels can gradually connect them to new fund formats.
The infrastructure can evolve without forcing investors to change their entry point.
🔗 Official announcement:
https://t.co/HrlJAlPt2A
🔥 The U.S. is pushing crypto finance forward. Are industry insiders really excited?
At the #AGENTICMONEY2026 summit, we spoke with nine industry professionals about their views on the U.S. push to develop stablecoins, tokenize traditional assets, and bring U.S. equities on-chain.
The conversation focused on three questions:
💡 Is the U.S. government and Wall Street’s push to tokenize traditional assets an opportunity or a risk for the market?
💡 How could these policies and industry shifts affect your company’s business? Could they drive growth?
💡 If you were a U.S. voter, would you vote for Trump?
From the opportunities that asset tokenization may create to questions about real demand, business adoption, and market impact, the interviewees shared their perspectives on this changing landscape.