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Holy sh*t… this could get insanely wild Robinhood’s Stock Tokens (+ other legitimate issuers) are not shares; they’re debt securities issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited. Holders get the economic exposure, but no direct shareholder vote… this is a well known fact BUT, the public tokens are backed by real shares held through the US custody stack… those shares still carry voting power There is no mechanism for tokenholders to direct those votes (yet). But Robinhood could theoretically build one: Onchain vote → Jersey issuer aggregates the result → custodian casts the underlying proxy votes If that share block became large enough, the community could support a director nominee and attempt to win a board seat… @vladtenev (or a nominated committee/ directr) could ACTUALLY enact “Board Sit” The tokens would never vote directly. They would coordinate the entity controlling the “real” votes This is going to cause all kinds of chaos as you could theoretically have outside interests directing the strategy of US corporations… Supposedly this is the case entities with heavy sovereign interest could become prime targets; a potential financial opportunity emerges to get a list of these national Crown Jewels that are low(ish) caps and bid early We are so early to where this is heading… Board Sit(s) gonna be a movie