NVIDIA xStockNVDAx price and how to buy

What NVDAx is

NVDAx is an xStock, a token issued by Backed Finance against NVIDIA shares held with a custodian, designed to track the share price one for one. It is the most traded tokenised stock on Solana by a wide margin: on an ordinary day its volume on Jupiter is higher than every memecoin on this site except PUMP.

It trades as an ordinary Solana token. You can hold it in Phantom, swap it against SOL or USDC, and sell it at 3am on a Sunday, none of which a brokerage position allows.

What NVDAx is used for

• NVDAx is for someone whose money is already on Solana and who wants exposure to the largest chip stock without opening a brokerage account to get it.

• It trades around the clock, so a position can be opened or closed on news that lands outside US market hours, when the shares themselves cannot be touched.

• It settles in seconds and can be swapped straight into SOL, USDC or any other Solana token, which a brokerage sale into a bank account cannot do.

How NVDAx trades

NVDAx has the deepest pools of any tokenised stock on Solana, a few million dollars against USDC on Raydium and Orca, and it is listed on Kraken, Bybit, MEXC and others, which keeps the on-chain price close to the share price while New York is open. That is still thin next to the real stock, where a single large order is nothing. A five-figure swap will show price impact here; check the quote before sizing up, and expect the gap to widen at the weekend.

Common mistakes

1. 1

   Holding NVDAx is not owning NVIDIA shares. The issuer and the custodian sit between you and the stock, and neither appears in the price.

2. 2

   A weekend or overnight price is not a preview of the next session. With the US market closed there is no arbitrage to hold the token to the share price, so it drifts on its own thin book and can gap when the market reopens.

3. 3

   There is no vote and no dividend paid to your wallet. Corporate actions are handled by the issuer under its own terms, which can change.

4. 4

   The ticker is easy to fake. Several tokens use NVIDIA's name; the one this page describes is the mint shown above, and nothing else.

NVDAx — Contract address

Symbols on Solana are not unique: anyone can mint a token using the NVDAx ticker. Verify the mint address, never the name:

The swap panel on this page is already pointed at this mint.