Quantum Computing Inc. 

QUBT Price

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What is Quantum Computing Inc. (QUBT)?

Quantum Computing Inc. (QUBT) is an integrated photonics and quantum optics company listed on Nasdaq. The asset tracked on this page is a tokenized-stock wrapper: RQUBT, a Bitget rToken issued through Reality Protocol, gives crypto traders 24/7 exposure to QUBT's Nasdaq-listed share price without holding the equity itself. The underlying company builds thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN) photonic chips and quantum optics systems for computing, AI, cybersecurity, defense and sensing.

Which price does the RQUBT ticker track?

RQUBT tracks the share price of Quantum Computing Inc. (Nasdaq: QUBT). The instrument is an rToken issued through Reality Protocol, Bitget's real-world-asset tokenization product line unveiled on May 26, 2026. RQUBT is not a native cryptocurrency: RQUBT has no on-chain contract, no explorer listing and no token supply of its own. RQUBT value follows the underlying common stock traded on Nasdaq.

Is RQUBT the same instrument as a Backed xStock?

No. The two tokenized-stock products use different issuer conventions. RQUBT carries the r-prefix of Bitget's Reality Protocol rTokens. Backed Finance xStocks carry an x-suffix and exist as Solana SPL tokens. The two product lines use separate custody arrangements and trade on separate markets. DropsTab tracks Quantum Computing Inc. through the Reality Protocol wrapper only.

Does holding the Bitget rToken RQUBT confer ownership of QUBT shares?

No. RQUBT packages price exposure to Quantum Computing Inc.'s common stock into a tradable instrument. The holder has no shareholder rights in QCi: no voting rights, no direct claim on company assets, and no entry on the issuer's share register. Custody and redemption run through Bitget's venue mechanics, so the wrapper carries single-venue custody risk on top of the equity's own market risk. Dilution of the underlying equity passes through to the wrapper's per-share value.

Where is RQUBT traded?

Per DropsTab data, the tracked spot market for RQUBT is the RQUBT/USDT pair on Bitget. RQUBT has no decentralized-exchange markets and no derivatives markets recorded. With no on-chain contract, all wrapper liquidity sits inside Bitget's order book. The single-venue structure makes order-book depth materially thinner than for the underlying Nasdaq equity. RQUBT inherits the stock's price discovery; RQUBT adds none of its own.

What does Quantum Computing Inc. build?

Quantum Computing Inc. develops photonic quantum computing hardware and thin-film lithium niobate chips at its Hoboken, New Jersey operations. Quantum Computing Inc. was founded in March 2018 as Computational Analysis Inc. Quantum Computing Inc. listed on Nasdaq in mid-2021 at $5.00 per share. The April 2022 acquisition of QPhoton, a University of Virginia spinout, brought TFLN chip technology in-house. Quantum Computing Inc. generates revenue from quantum and photonics product sales, semiconductor foundry services and related technology solutions.

How has Quantum Computing Inc. funded its operations?

Quantum Computing Inc. has raised roughly $1.64 billion in equity financing since November 2024. The sequence: a $40 million registered direct offering at $2.50 per share in November 2024, a $200 million private placement at $14.25 per share that closed on June 24, 2025, a $500 million private placement announced on September 22, 2025, and a $750 million oversubscribed private placement priced at-the-market under Nasdaq rules in October 2025. Repeated at-the-market placements dilute the common stock, and that dilution passes through to the wrapper.

Is Quantum Computing Inc. linked to quantum-resistant cryptocurrencies?

No. Search queries often mix Quantum Computing Inc. into comparisons between quantum computing and quantum-resistant cryptocurrencies, but the company operates no blockchain and issues no coin. QUBT is an equity in a photonics manufacturer, and RQUBT is a tokenized wrapper on that equity. Neither asset derives value from a blockchain protocol, and QCi's quantum-computing work has no bearing on the security of other crypto networks.