Cisco Systems, Inc. 

CSCO Price

What is Cisco Systems (CSCO) stock?

Cisco Systems (CSCO) is a Nasdaq-listed technology company that DropsTab tracks as a real-world asset (RWA) under its TradFi classification — not a crypto-native token. Cisco Systems is the world's largest networking-equipment provider. Cisco Systems was founded in 1984 by Leonard Bosack and Sandy Lerner. Cisco Systems completed its Nasdaq IPO in 1990 under the ticker CSCO.

What networking and cybersecurity products does Cisco Systems sell?

Cisco Systems sells enterprise networking hardware and software across four core lines. Cisco Systems ships IP networking gear — switching, routing, and wireless. Cisco Systems provides cybersecurity through Splunk, Secure Firewall, Duo, and Umbrella. Cisco Systems runs the Webex collaboration platform plus observability tools for data centers and AI infrastructure. Cisco Systems is headquartered in San Jose, California.

How big was Cisco's Splunk acquisition?

Cisco Systems acquired Splunk for approximately $28 billion. The Splunk acquisition closed in March 2024. Splunk adds data observability and security-analytics software to Cisco's portfolio. The Splunk deal ranks as Cisco's largest recent strategic transaction — a corporate M&A acquisition, not a crypto token fundraise. Cisco Systems has run no VC token rounds and no private crypto sales.

Is CSCO stock tokenized on crypto platforms?

Yes — third-party tokenized wrappers of Cisco stock exist off-DropsTab as separate instruments. Ondo issues a tokenized CSCO product called CSCOON, most active on Gate. xStocks issues a tokenized CSCO product called CSCOX. These wrappers are distinct ERC-style tokens, not the equity DropsTab tracks on this page. Tokenized-stock wrappers trade thin volume versus Cisco's deep Nasdaq order book.

What backs tokenized Cisco (CSCO) stock?

Tokenized Cisco wrappers are backed by underlying CSCO equity held by the issuer. A tokenized CSCO wrapper such as CSCOON or CSCOX represents claim exposure to Nasdaq-listed Cisco shares, not the share itself. Backing and redemption terms depend on each issuer — Ondo and xStocks run separate reserve structures. Liquidity risk is high, since wrapper markets are low-volume niche venues.

How does DropsTab classify Cisco Systems (CSCO) as a real-world asset?

DropsTab classifies Cisco Systems under its TradFi category as a real-world asset. Per DropsTab data, Cisco Systems has no on-chain contract and no token supply — maxSupply and totalSupply are both reported as none. This classification is correct for a traditional listed equity. Cisco Systems has no emission model, no vesting schedule, and no insider token allocation. Per DropsTab data, CSCO is currently trading.

Where does Cisco Systems (CSCO) stock trade?

Cisco (CSCO) trades on Nasdaq as its primary listing, during US market hours under SEC regulation. On crypto venues, per DropsTab data, tokenized CSCO trades spot as CSCO/USD on Crypto.com, plus perpetual futures on Binance, Bybit, KuCoin, MEXC, OKX, Gate.io and Bitunix. These crypto markets are synthetic exposure to CSCO, not the Nasdaq share, with far thinner depth than the underlying order book. Third-party wrappers (Ondo's CSCOon, Backed's CSCOx) are separate on-chain instruments.