Robinhood Crypto dey Call SEC Make Dem Modernize Investor Accreditation, Make E Fit Open More Access to Tokenization

Johann Kerbrat, di Senior VP an General Manager for Robinhood Crypto dey urge di U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) make dem update investor accreditation rules so dem fit unlock all di beta tins tokenization fit bring. Right now, only rich people wey get certain income fit invest for tokenized assets an early-stage startup dem, dis one dey limit how normal people fit join market an use am well well. E talk say dem suppose shift from di rules wey dey based on income go one wey dey focus on education, like knowledge test an self-certification, so everybody fit get chance. Dis kin change go open door for more people to enter digital securities, blockchain fundraising, an tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), plus e go reduce founder dem dilution wey traditional IPO middlemen dey cause. Robinhood don officially submit dis kain recommendation to di SEC talk say e no be technology na old rules be di wahala wey dey stop crypto an tokenization innovation. If dem do am, e fit make market dey better, get more liquidity, an transparent, wey go beta startup dem an retail investors dem. Dis development show say tension still dey between innovation an investor protection for US crypto rules, and e mean say more people dey support regulatory reform as blockchain dey grow.
Bullish
Kerbrat talk say make dem modernize investor accreditation rules fit make more retail people join for tokenized assets plus blockchain-based securities. If dem let more investors access early-stage startup investments and digital asset offerings, e go likely push demand and liquidity well well for crypto sector. If dem shift from income-based to education-based qualification, market go open more, fit quicken capital formation plus blockchain adoption. For history, all di regulatory reforms wey allow plenty people to join dey linked to positive vibes and growth in crypto use and trade volumes. Even though price impact fit be small now due to regulatory time, long-term outlook dey bullish as these changes go bring innovation, inclusivity and more market engagement.