Tokenized Robinhood stock HOOD
As of Nov 5, 2026, 3 tokenized Robinhood tokens are tracked here, from xStocks, bStocks and Ondo Global Markets, with a combined market cap of $19.2M. The largest is HOODX on xStocks ($10.0M).
Every tokenized HOOD token
| Platform | Token | Price | Market cap | 30D |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| xStocks |  HOODX | $87.61 | $10.0M | -10.6% |
| bStocks |  HOODB | $87.54 | $5.90M | +7.7% |
| Ondo Global Markets |  HOODON | $87.45 | $3.28M | -37.2% |
Prices and market caps from CoinGecko, as of Nov 5, 2026. Not investment advice.
How tokenized HOOD works
Each platform buys real Robinhood shares through a broker, holds them with a custodian, and issues tokens that track the share price. Authorized traders mint and redeem tokens to keep the price close to the stock. Tokens can trade around the clock, but the shares underneath only trade in market hours, so token prices can drift overnight and at weekends. Read more in the tokenized stocks guide.
Tokenized HOOD FAQ
How can I buy tokenized Robinhood stock?
Tokenized Robinhood (HOOD) is available as HOODX on xStocks, HOODB on bStocks and HOODON on Ondo Global Markets. Each platform sets its own eligibility rules, and most tokenized stocks aren't offered to US persons. Check the platform's terms before buying.
Which tokenized HOOD token is the largest?
HOODX from xStocks, with a market cap of $10.0M as of Nov 5, 2026. Next is HOODB from bStocks ($5.90M).
Does tokenized Robinhood stock give shareholder rights?
Usually not directly. Tokenized stocks generally track the share price, and sometimes pass on dividends, through a claim on shares held by the issuer or a custodian. They don't normally carry voting rights. Terms differ by platform, so read each one's documents.