Robinhood plans to expand its stock-token offering from about 200 products to several thousand, according to an earlier interview with Chief Executive Officer Vlad Tenev and a subsequent company newsroom announcement. The company has not disclosed the securities involved, launch schedule, jurisdictional availability or the legal rights attached to the planned tokens. Robinhood is also exploring private-equity tokenization, although the initiative remains at the concept stage with no named funds, general partners, custodians or regulatory framework. An earlier Tenev interview said the company had identified an implementation path and expected private-stock tokenization to develop at scale. Robinhood Ventures is building partnerships with private companies and using its underwriting business to help develop retail-focused listing strategies. The company’s broader on-chain expansion includes tokenized real-world asset value nearing $70 million on its chain infrastructure in the first two weeks, Robinhood Chain launching with $141 million in bridged ETH, and decentralized-exchange volume reaching $528.5 million.