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Trending xStocks
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Top Gainers
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| |  Circle tokenized stock (xStock) CRCLX | | +1.48% | ||
| |  NVIDIA xStock NVDAx | | +1.41% | ||
| |  Intel xStock INTCX | | +1.27% | ||
| |  AMD xStock AMDx | | +1.25% | ||
| |  TQQQ xStock TQQQx | | +1.20% | ||
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What Are xStocks?
xStocks are tokenized stocks issued by Backed Finance. Each xStock is a crypto token that tracks the price of a stock or ETF, such as Tesla, Apple or the S&P 500. The issuer holds the real shares to back the tokens one-to-one. This xStocks list ranks them by market cap, with live prices and 24h changes.
Quick Facts
- Issuer: Backed Finance, a company that creates tokenized real-world assets.
- Launch: xStocks launched in 2025, first on the Solana blockchain.
- Backing: Each token is backed one-to-one by the underlying share, which the issuer holds with a custodian.
- Names: Tickers add an "x" to the stock ticker, such as TSLAx for Tesla or AAPLx for Apple.
- Assets: xStocks cover US stocks, ETFs and some other assets, such as gold.
- Trading hours: Tokens can move on a blockchain at any time, even when stock markets are closed.
How xStocks Work
Backed buys a real share and holds it with a custodian. It then issues a matching token on a blockchain. The token's price follows the share price. You can trade the token on crypto exchanges that support xStocks, or on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) from your own wallet. Because they are tokens, xStocks can also be used in some DeFi apps, for example as collateral for a loan.
xStocks vs Regular Stocks
When you buy a regular stock through a broker, you own the share and usually get shareholder rights, like voting. With an xStock, you hold a token that gives you exposure to the share price. Holders usually do not get shareholder voting rights. In return, xStocks can be held in a crypto wallet, moved between apps and traded outside normal market hours.
How to Buy xStocks
You can buy xStocks on crypto exchanges that offer them, or on a Solana DEX using a wallet such as Phantom. xStocks are not available in every country. Some countries, including the United States, are excluded. Check the rules for your country and the exchange's terms before you buy.
Risks
xStocks depend on the issuer and its custodian. If either fails, token holders may face losses or delays. Token prices can move away from the real stock price, especially when stock markets are closed and trading volume is low. Rules for tokenized stocks differ by country and can change.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What are xStocks?
xStocks are tokenized stocks issued by Backed Finance. Each token tracks the price of a real stock or ETF, such as Tesla, Apple or an S&P 500 fund. The issuer holds the underlying shares to back the tokens one-to-one. xStocks trade on blockchains, so they can be held in a crypto wallet.
- Who issues xStocks?
xStocks are issued by Backed Finance, a company that creates tokenized real-world assets. Backed buys the real shares, holds them with a custodian and issues matching tokens on a blockchain. xStocks launched in 2025 on Solana. Crypto exchanges and DeFi apps that support xStocks let users trade them, but they do not issue them.
- How do xStocks work?
Each xStock is backed one-to-one by a real share that the issuer holds with a custodian. When the share price moves, the token price follows. You can trade xStocks on supported crypto exchanges or decentralized exchanges. Because they are tokens, they can move between wallets at any time and be used in some DeFi apps.
- How do I buy xStocks?
You can buy xStocks on crypto exchanges that offer them or on a Solana decentralized exchange using a wallet such as Phantom. Search for the ticker, such as TSLAx or AAPLx, and check the official contract address. xStocks are not available in every country, including the United States, so check your local rules first.
- What is the difference between xStocks and real stocks?
A real stock bought through a broker makes you a shareholder, usually with voting rights. An xStock is a token that tracks the share price and is backed by shares the issuer holds. Holders usually do not get voting rights. xStocks can be held in a crypto wallet and traded outside normal market hours.
- Are xStocks safe?
xStocks carry risks that normal stocks do not. You depend on the issuer and its custodian to hold the real shares. Token prices can differ from the stock price, especially when markets are closed. Rules for tokenized stocks may change, and access depends on your country. Read the issuer's terms before you buy.