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Tokenized stocks are on-chain, fractional representations of shares in publicly traded companies, issued as ERC-20-class assets on Robinhood Chain. They allow contracts — including prize machines and launchpad payout logic — to reference and transfer fractional equity exposure without a brokerage intermediary at the settlement layer.
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A tokenized stock contract represents a claim denominated in fractional units of an underlying equity. Balances move like any other token on the chain — the on-chain leg is a transfer, and the reference price the token tracks is sourced and disclosed separately by whatever venue quotes it.
Because the on-chain unit is fractional, contracts that pay out in tokenized stocks — prize machines chief among them (see Prize Machines) — can express payouts as small dollar amounts of a real, named equity rather than a synthetic in-house point system.
Hoodpedia's entries reference tokenized stocks primarily as prize or reward denominations used by machines and, in some cases, as the underlying asset a launchpad-issued token is fractionally paired against. This entry documents the primitive; individual articles document how a specific venue or machine uses it.