Oracle xStock 

ORCLX Price

What is the Oracle xStock (ORCLX) tokenized stock?

Oracle xStock (ORCLX) is a tokenized tracker certificate that gives crypto traders on-chain price exposure to Oracle Corporation stock without leaving a wallet or DEX. The issuer is Backed Assets (JE) Limited, with Backed Finance AG acting as tokenizer under the xStocks brand. Each ORCLX certificate is backed 1:1 by underlying Oracle shares held with regulated custodians. The certificate carries ISIN CH1436219450 and belongs to the xStocks family of tokenized equities launched in June 2025.

Which stock does Oracle xStock (ORCLX) track?

ORCLX tracks the share price of Oracle Corporation, listed on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker ORCL (underlying ISIN US68389X1054). The certificate replicates price movement only — Oracle shareholder rights do not transfer to ORCLX holders. Chainlink serves as the official pricing oracle infrastructure for xStocks products. Broker and service providers include Alpaca Securities LLC, InCore Bank AG, and Maerki Baumann & Co. AG.

How does Oracle xStock (ORCLX) maintain its 1:1 backing?

Every ORCLX certificate is backed 1:1 by Oracle shares held with regulated custodians; custodial coverage additionally includes GTN Europe Financial Services Limited, with Security Agent Services AG acting as security agent. The mechanism works through mint and burn: new certificates are issued when investors subscribe, and certificates are redeemed (burned) through an approved intermediary when holders exit. Backing depends on the custodied Oracle shares — the certificate holds no claim beyond that inventory.

Who issues Oracle xStock (ORCLX)?

Backed Assets (JE) Limited issues ORCLX, and Backed Finance AG, a Swiss firm, acts as the tokenizer. Backed Finance operates the broader xStocks product family — including AAPLX, MSFTX, TSLAX, and PLTRX — launched in June 2025. Backed Finance's own corporate funding rounds are separate from this asset and are not disclosed on the ORCLx product page. ORCLX itself has no token sale and no VC allocation.

Is Oracle xStock (ORCLX) the same as owning ORCL stock?

No. ORCLX holders receive no shareholder, voting, or dividend rights — per issuer and exchange disclosures, the certificate tracks Oracle's share price only. Trading schedules also differ: NYSE-listed ORCL trades during market hours, while ORCLX trades around the clock on crypto venues. These differences make ORCLX a price-exposure instrument, not a substitute for direct Oracle equity ownership.

Does Oracle xStock (ORCLX) have a fixed maximum supply?

ORCLX has no fixed maximum supply — the inventory is elastic and floats with issuance and redemption of certificates against underlying Oracle shares. Because issuance follows demand, ORCLX carries no vesting schedule, no unlock calendar, and no unlock-driven inflation. Per DropsTab data, ORCLX is deployed across four networks — Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Arbitrum One — so any single-chain figure understates the aggregate; the live aggregate appears on DropsTab.

Where can you buy Oracle xStock (ORCLX)?

Per DropsTab data, on-chain ORCLX trading runs through a Raydium concentrated-liquidity pool pairing ORCLx with USDC on Solana, and a Gate.io perpetual futures contract (ORCLX_USDT) references the underlying equity. DropsTab lists no centralized spot venues for the token. Externally, Kraken offers direct ORCLx trading 24/5 with fractional access from $1 in eligible jurisdictions. The split matters: decentralized pools set price by swap flow, while the perpetual tracks the equity via futures positioning.

Why might ORCLX trade at a premium or discount to ORCL?

On-chain ORCLX liquidity concentrates in a single Raydium ORCLx/USDC pool, so depth is thin relative to the NYSE Oracle market — swap size can move the token price. ORCLX trades around the clock while NYSE ORCL trades only during market hours, so price gaps open whenever the equity market is closed. Premium or discount to the underlying share can therefore persist between arbitrage windows, and thin on-chain depth amplifies the deviation.

What fees does Oracle xStock (ORCLX) carry?

Per the issuer product page (updated August 2026), ORCLX currently carries no management fee, though a fee of up to 0.25% per year may be introduced. Issuance and redemption carry a charge of up to 0.50% per entry or exit. ORCLX provides no staking, governance, or fee-capture utility — the certificate's sole economic function is 1:1 price exposure to Oracle stock.

Is Oracle xStock (ORCLX) available to all investors?

No. Sales of ORCLX are restricted to qualified investors — Swiss FinSA professional clients and EU/EEA qualified investors. The certificates are not registered under the US Securities Act of 1933, so US persons are excluded, and the product is not available to UK retail clients. Jurisdiction-dependent eligibility means availability of the certificate and any related listing can change by region.