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About wrapped xStocks
xStocks are tokens that track the price of a US share or ETF — NVIDIA, the S&P 500, the Nasdaq-100 and more. A wrapped xStock is the version of that token on Elysium: wNVDAx wraps NVDAx, wSPYx wraps SPYx, and so on. One wrapped xStock tracks one share.
What they are, and what they are not
xStocks are tracker certificates issued by a third party and backed by the underlying shares, according to the issuer. They are not shares. Holding one — wrapped or not — gives you no voting rights and no other shareholder rights. They are not available to US persons or residents of restricted jurisdictions. See xstocks.fi for the issuer’s terms.
A wrapped xStock adds a layer on top: its value depends on the xStock it wraps and on the wrapping and bridging that bring it to Elysium. See Risks.
Listed on EQTY
| Token | Tracks | On Elysium |
|---|---|---|
| wNVDAx | NVIDIA | Live |
| wSPYx | S&P 500 (SPDR S&P 500 ETF) | Bridging |
| wQQQx | Nasdaq-100 (Invesco QQQ) | Bridging |
| wMUx | Micron Technology | Bridging |
| wSKHYx | SK hynix | Bridging |
EQTY only shows a contract address once the token is live on Elysium. Until then the asset shows Soon instead. Check any contract address against EQTY, Volta and the Elysium explorer before you trade.
Prices
The price EQTY shows is the CoinGecko reference price of the underlying xStock — one share’s worth. Elysium pools are still thin, so the price you trade at on Volta can differ from it.