Dell Technologies Inc. 

DELL Price

What is DELL coin (rDELL)?

DELL coin refers to rDELL, a tokenized-stock (RWA) token that gives crypto traders on-chain price exposure to Dell Technologies Inc. (NYSE: DELL) shares. rDELL is issued under Bitget's "Stocks 2.0" framework, powered by Reality Protocol rToken infrastructure, and quoted as RDELL/USDT. rDELL is not real equity. rDELL carries no ownership, no voting, and no shareholder rights in Dell Technologies Inc.

Is Dell Technologies a cryptocurrency?

Dell Technologies Inc. is not a cryptocurrency. Dell Technologies is a publicly listed technology company founded in 1984, headquartered in Round Rock, Texas, and trading on the NYSE under "DELL." The crypto asset labeled "DELL coin" is rDELL, a separate tokenized-stock wrapper that mirrors the Dell share price. rDELL is a price-exposure product, not the company itself and not its listed stock.

Does rDELL give real Dell shareholder rights or dividends?

rDELL grants no shareholder rights in Dell Technologies Inc. rDELL holders get no voting, no ownership, and no direct claim on the company. rDELL delivers economic price exposure only. Eligible cash dividends are credited to rDELL holders in USDT, and stock splits are reflected automatically in the token. rDELL represents contractual economic exposure, not legal equity ownership.

What collateral backs rDELL?

rDELL is intended to be 1:1 fully collateralized by underlying Dell Technologies shares under Reality Protocol. The backing shares are purchased through a FINRA-registered, SIPC-member broker-dealer and held in segregated custody with final registration at DTCC. Reserves are maintained above 100% of tokens issued. Independent reserve attestations are published by The Network Firm to verify rDELL collateral.

Why does rDELL have no fixed supply?

rDELL has no fixed maximum supply because rDELL expands and contracts through mint and redeem activity against the backing shares. Per DropsTab data, rDELL shows no maximum supply and no total supply — both values are null, consistent with an equity-mirror token rather than a fixed-supply crypto asset. rDELL supply tracks the quantity of underlying Dell shares held in custody.

Where does rDELL (RDELL/USDT) trade, and during which hours?

Per DropsTab data, tokenized Dell trades spot as RDELL/USDT on Bitget and DELL/USD on Crypto.com, with most volume in perpetual futures on Binance, Bybit, OKX, MEXC, KuCoin, Gate.io, Bitunix, BTSE and Hyperliquid. The perpetual venues run continuously, while spot rToken activity tracks the underlying NYSE:DELL price and centres on US market hours. All of it is synthetic exposure, not registered equity, and thinner than Dell's primary market. Access is geo-restricted and typically unavailable to US persons.

Who can trade rDELL, and are there restrictions?

rDELL faces jurisdictional and securities-law restrictions common to tokenized-stock products. rDELL is typically unavailable to certain users, including U.S. persons, due to regulation of security-linked instruments. Access to rDELL depends on the user's jurisdiction and on Bitget's eligibility rules. rDELL is a security-linked wrapper, so availability differs from that of a standard utility token.