OpenAI said Wednesday that it does not endorse Robinhood's sale of "OpenAI tokens," noting that these are not equity in the company.

OpenAI said Wednesday that it does not endorse the "tokenized" version of its stock that trading platform Robinhood plans to make available to its European users.

Robinhood stock popped this week on news that European users could trade "tokenized" stock in private companies. OpenAI distanced itself from the plan.

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OpenAI said it did not partner with Robinhood on the tokens and emphasized no equity transfer was approved. Robinhood unveiled the tokens at a Cannes product event, sending its stock to a new all ...

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That suggests Robinhood owns shares of an SPV that controls a certain number of OpenAI’s shares. Like the tokens, shares of SPVs are not direct ownership of shares, either.