SpaceX, STRC and More: New Stock Tokens on Toros

You can now access a new set of stock tokens on Toros, powered by Ondo Stocks with support for NVDAon, MUon, IRENon, STRCon, AMATon, SPCXon and SPYon.

That gives you more ways to access stock-linked markets onchain, directly from your wallet.

Each market is available in 1x and 2x, with additional 3x versions for STRC and the S&P 500. 

Use 1x when you want standard exposure to the asset.

Use 2x or 3x when you want higher exposure, without needing to manually manage a leveraged position yourself.

What’s been added

NVDAon
NVIDIA is one of the most watched companies in AI, accelerated computing and data center infrastructure. 

MUon
Micron is a major memory and storage chip company, with exposure to DRAM, NAND and growing demand for AI-ready hardware. 

IRENon
IREN operates data centers for AI cloud, GPU compute, and Bitcoin mining, with a focus on renewable-powered infrastructure.

STRCon
STRC provides preferred stock exposure linked to Strategy, one of the most watched Bitcoin treasury companies in public markets. 

AMATon
Applied Materials supplies key equipment used in semiconductor and display manufacturing.

SPCXon
SpaceX is known for  its reusable rocket and Starlink satellite internet business.  

SPYon
The S&P 500 tracks 500 leading US-listed companies and is one of the main benchmarks for the US stock market. 

Why it matters

Toros started with crypto leveraged tokens.

Now, with Ondo Stocks, the same simple token model can also cover stock-linked markets. 

You hold one token while the strategy runs under the hood. There is no margin position or manual rebalancing to manage yourself. 

This update expands the Toros lineup across AI, chips, compute, data centers, Bitcoin-linked markets, space and the broader US stock market. 

As always, 2x and 3x tokens carry higher risk. They can move faster in both directions, and performance can differ from simply holding the base asset over time due to fees, rebalancing, and market moves.

Ondo Stocks assets carry eligibility and regional access rules, so availability depends on your jurisdiction.

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