Invesco QQQ Trust 

QQQ Price

What is the rQQQ tokenized stock?

rQQQ is a tokenized version of the Invesco QQQ Trust that gives crypto traders on-chain exposure to the Nasdaq-100 index without leaving a centralized exchange. rQQQ is issued by Reality, a licensed RWA issuance platform in the Bitget ecosystem, and mirrors the ETF's price, dividends and rebalancing. rQQQ is an rToken — a tokenized security backed 1:1 by the underlying QQQ shares, distinct from the ETF itself.

How does rQQQ track the price of the Invesco QQQ Trust ETF?

rQQQ mirrors the price of the Invesco QQQ Trust on a 1:1 economic basis. Each rQQQ token represents a claim to one underlying QQQ ETF share held in reserve. rQQQ also reflects the ETF's dividends and Nasdaq-100 rebalancing. The Invesco QQQ Trust carries a total expense ratio of 0.18% and tracks the 100 largest non-financial companies listed on Nasdaq.

Is rQQQ backed by real Nasdaq-100 shares (proof of assets)?

Yes. rQQQ is backed 1:1 by the underlying QQQ shares held in segregated reserve custody. Custody runs through Alpaca, a FINRA-registered, SIPC-member broker-dealer, with final securities registration at DTCC. rQQQ reserves are maintained above 100% at all times, and an independent Network Firm publishes proof-of-assets attestation reports regularly. Per DropsTab data, rQQQ carries no maximum or total supply — supply floats via mint and redeem against custodied shares.

How are rQQQ dividends paid to holders in USDT?

rQQQ passes through the underlying ETF's cash dividends separately from the token price. rQQQ dividends are distributed to holders in stablecoins, such as USDT, rather than added to the token's market value. This separation keeps rQQQ's price aligned with the underlying QQQ share price while returning dividend income directly to holders.

Where can you trade rQQQ?

Per DropsTab data, tokenized QQQ trades spot as the RQQQ/USDT pair on Bitget (a Reality-issued rToken), plus perpetual futures on Binance and OKX. So it is not a single-venue listing — one spot market sits alongside a couple of derivatives venues. This is synthetic exposure to the Invesco QQQ Trust, not a registered ETF share, and far thinner than the underlying Nasdaq-listed fund. Access is geo-restricted and typically unavailable to US persons.

Can rQQQ be used as margin collateral on Bitget?

Yes. rQQQ is eligible as margin collateral within Bitget's Unified Trading Account and Multi-Asset Mode for USDT-M futures, effective around June 2026 per Bitget Academy. Traders can hold rQQQ as Nasdaq-100 exposure while using its value to margin derivatives positions on Bitget.

When can you trade rQQQ versus the Nasdaq-100's market hours?

rQQQ trades on a 24/5 schedule spanning U.S. pre-market, regular, post-market and overnight sessions, with selected rTokens extending to 24/7 on weekends through Bitget-provided liquidity. The underlying Nasdaq-100 ETF trades only during U.S. market hours. This gap means rQQQ can diverge from the ETF's net asset value when U.S. markets are closed, creating price-NAV divergence risk for holders.

Is rQQQ available to traders in every country?

No. rQQQ is a tokenized security with geo-restricted availability. Tokenized-stock rollouts in this asset class commonly exclude U.S. users, and access to rQQQ follows Reality's regional eligibility rules. rQQQ availability is determined by jurisdiction rather than open to every wallet, reflecting its regulated tokenized-security classification.