Protect the Ape shares
Argues that turning AMC equity into tokenized RWAs on a crypto rail sidesteps the investor protections U.S. securities laws require — and that real shareholders never signed off.
Retarded Wealthy Apes · $RWA
APES DON'T TOKENIZE WITHOUT PERMISSION.
The AMC CEO is going to war with Robinhood's Vlad Tenev over wrapping AMC stock into crypto RWA tokens — without strictly following U.S. securities law. The cult stands behind the popcorn.
THE BEEF
It's a fight over how a public company's stock gets turned into crypto. Here's who's in the ring.
Tokenize everything
Pushing stock tokens to users through Robinhood's crypto product, packaging exposure to names like AMC as Real World Assets without strictly following the same registration playbook.
Hold the line
The apes just want their popcorn and their shares treated straight. If it walks like a security, it should be regulated like one. No shortcuts, no dilution by wrapper.
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Coming to Robinhood
THE $RWA TOKEN
They wrapped a stock into an unregistered RWA and called it innovation. We built the joke on purpose: Retarded Wealthy Apes ($RWA) — the community coin of the AMC Ape Cult, done in the open and launching on Robinhood. Popcorn-backed energy, diamond-hand conviction.
- Ticker
- $RWA
- Listing
- Robinhood
- Supply
- 21,000,000
- Tax
- 0 / 0
THE APE CREED
- 01We hold the popcorn and the shares.
- 02No stock gets wrapped without following the law.
- 03If it acts like a security, regulate it like one.
- 04Diamond hands. Iced-out chains. Zero paper hands.