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When the news spread late overnight, Robinhood's stock price rose steadily, with a total of 12.8% throughout the day, setting a record high of all-time closing.

In addition to token stock trading, Robinhood has also announced several new products, including the launch of Crypto Perpetual Futures, which is designed for EU customers, and a pledge service for US users. Such perpetual futures allow users to leverage bets on the price of cryptocurrencies, and unlike traditional futures, they have no deadlines. The new staking service allows customers to lock in the cryptocurrencies they hold and use them to assist in verifying transactions on the blockchain and earning returns from it.

These commission-free tokens can be traded 24 hours a day, five days a week. Robinhood executives also said Robinhood plans to launch tokens pegged to stocks of private holding companies, and the first ones will be OpenAI, an artificial intelligence company run by Sam Altman and SpaceX, the world's richest man, Elon Musk.

The share price of Facebook's parent company Meta Platforms had no ups and downs before the trading session tonight, with a deadline of $738.09. The Wall Street Journal quoted an internal letter sent to employees by Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg, saying that Zuckerberg has announced the establishment of a new "super intelligence" department within the company, and the members will be composed of the company's basic artificial intelligence research team, the team that currently builds Llama models, and the team that develops Meta artificial intelligence products. Hydrogen Energy unexpectedly became one of the winners in the Republican latest tax bill. The latest revised bill in the Senate stipulates that the hydrogen energy industry can enjoy tax credits, which are valid until January 1, 2028, which is two years longer than the previous version. After soaring more than 28% overnight, Plug Power, the largest pure hydrogen energy company in the United States, had no ups and downs before the market tonight, with a deadline of $1.49. Bloom Energy, which produces hydrogen fuel cells, also rose 7.8% overnight, but fell slightly by 0.38% before trading tonight, and was at $23.81. To restructure debt, chip component maker Wolfspeed has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in advance, but the company is expected to be able to get rid of this bankruptcy protection by the end of the third quarter. The company's stock price soared 80% before trading tonight, with a deadline of $0.72. Tuesday, below, let’s take a look at the latest stock tokens announced by online trading platform Robinhood Markets Inc. The stock rose 3.49% before trading tonight, and was reported at $96.90.

Robinhood's new token actually opens a new chapter for some of the most influential tech giants and artificial intelligence startups. Tokenized stocks combine traditional finance with cryptocurrency-like transactions, which allows investors to better enter the market, have more flexible trading hours, and enjoy lower transaction costs.

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Robinhood CEO Vladimir Tenev said that the company will expand stocks that can be traded through tokens to "thousands" by the end of this year. He said: "Tokenization will open the door to a large-scale trading revolution."

Online trading platform Robinhood announced overnight that the group has launched a brand new token that allows its EU customers to buy and sell more than 200 U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) through tokens, including stocks of chip giant Nvidia, tech giant Apple and software giant Microsoft.

Major index futures in the U.S. Wall Street stock market fell on Tuesday (July 1). Market investors’ attention began to turn to how the Senate managed to pass U.S. President Trump’s tax and spending bill, and the progress of global trade negotiations. At the time of 7:00, the Standard & Poole 500 futures fell by 11.50 points or 0.19% to 6193.40 points; the Nasdaq 100 futures, dominated by technology stocks, fell 42.90 points or 0.19% to 22,636.10 points; the heavyweight Dow Jones futures fell 37.80 points to 44,057.00 points. Market investors were hopeful of the U.S. reaching a trade deal with many countries and the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts, which led to the Standard & Poole 500 and Nasdaq both hit new closes overnight (Monday). The second quarter, which ended overnight, was also the best quarter for the two major indexes in the past year or so. The Standard & Poor 500 index rose 31.88 points overnight to close at 6204.95 points. The Dow Jones Index rose 275.50 points and closed at 44,094.77 points. The Nasdaq 100 index also rose 0.64% or 144.81 points to close at 22,679.01 points. Overnight trading in the U.S. stock market is average, with the total trading volume of the exchange being 17.12 billion shares, which is less than the average trading volume of 18.23 billion shares in the past 20 days.

Many industry insiders also believe that although there is currently a lack of clear relevant regulatory regulations in the United States, this token may greatly change the securities investment landscape.

According to the release, the tokens will be issued through a partnership with blockchain company Arbitrum. However, Robinhood plans to eventually develop its own blockchain and extend the token trading time to 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Robinhood Markets Inc Robinhood plans to launch tokens pegged to stocks of private holding companies, and the first ones will be OpenAI, an artificial intelligence company run by Altman, and SpaceX, the world's richest man. (Reuters) Tuesday (July 1) Focus: