Dividends, splits and multiplier updates across Stock Tokens.
Companies sometimes pay dividends or split their shares. These events can change how much stock each Stock Token represents.
Dividends are payments a company makes to shareholders. For Robinhood Stock Tokens, the adjustment is reflected in how much stock each token represents, rather than a cash payment to your wallet.
Stock splits divide shares into smaller pieces. Think of cutting a pizza into more slices: more pieces do not mean more pizza.
Your token count can stay the same. A number called the multiplier tracks how many underlying shares each token represents. For example, 10 tokens with a multiplier of 1.02 represent exposure to 10.2 shares.
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