Intel xStock
Intel xStock price today and market data
What moves the INTCx price?
INTCx is not a memecoin and does not need a price prediction. It is designed to track one number, the share price of Intel Corporation on Nasdaq, so the useful questions are what moves that stock and how faithfully the token follows it. Intel is one of the most widely covered companies in the world, so the token has no shortage of news to react to. This is not investment advice.
How the tracking works
- 1:1 backing
- Per the issuer, "each INTCx digital token is backed 1-1 by real Intel Corporation Common Stock shares, held by a third-party custodian," and holding it "does not convey any shareholder rights": no direct ownership of the share and no vote (Kraken). The xStocks documentation adds segregated custody accounts and an independent Security Agent that can liquidate collateral for holders if the issuer defaults (xStocks docs).
- Primary market keeps it close
- Onboarded, KYC-whitelisted participants can create and redeem tokens against real shares in line with US equity hours (xStocks docs). When the on-chain price drifts from the stock, those participants have an arbitrage incentive to pull it back; at capture the token traded within about half a percent of the live share price.
- Around-the-clock trading against a price that sleeps
- INTCx trades whenever Solana is live, but the Nasdaq reference price only moves during market hours. Overnight and weekend trades reflect what traders expect at the next open, so premiums and discounts are normal outside 9:30am to 4pm ET.
- Dividends and splits show up as balance changes
- The issuer reflects any dividend or split through an on-chain multiplier rather than a cash payment, and the Solana mint carries that multiplier extension set to 1 at capture (xStocks docs). Intel suspended its dividend in late 2024 and had not reinstated it at capture, so for now the multiplier only matters for corporate actions.
What drives the underlying share, and where the token can diverge
Intel's stock has been one of the market's biggest turnaround stories. Lip-Bu Tan became CEO on March 18, 2025 (Intel); the US government agreed in August 2025 to take a roughly 10% equity stake, 433.3 million shares at $20.47 (Intel), Nvidia agreed in September 2025 to invest $5 billion at $23.28 a share, a deal that closed that December, and SoftBank added $2 billion (CNBC). From about $20 in August 2025 the shares reached triple digits in 2026, trading near $100 at capture with a 52-week range of $24.45 to $142.35 and a market value near $526 billion. The business followed: second-quarter 2026 revenue of $16.1 billion rose 25.4% from a year earlier, the fastest growth in more than 15 years, on AI datacenter demand that management said exceeded supply, with third-quarter guidance of $15.8 billion to $16.8 billion (Intel). What moves INTC from here is the 18A manufacturing ramp and Panther Lake, whether outside customers commit to Intel Foundry, AI demand holding up, and each quarterly report against a stock that has already priced in a lot of recovery. Read Intel's filings for the business; nothing here forecasts its earnings or its stock.
Where the token can diverge from the stock. Three things can push INTCx away from INTC's price. On-chain liquidity is thin compared with Nasdaq, with about $42,000 in the main Raydium INTCx/USDC pool at capture, so large orders move the token more than the stock, and Kraken is the deep venue rather than Solana. Issuer and custodian risk sit underneath the 1:1 claim: the structure is documented, but you are trusting it to hold. And redemption is not open to everyone, so a retail holder who wants out sells on-chain at whatever the local market pays. The token's own chart shows what thin pools can do: CoinGecko records an all-time high of $608.91 on May 3, 2026, more than four times the stock's actual 52-week high, which is a stray print in an illiquid pool rather than a price anyone should anchor to, and an all-time low of $32.43 on November 21, 2025, which does line up with where Intel traded then. To evaluate any INTCx price: compare it to INTC's last Nasdaq print, ask whether the gap is bigger than the on-chain liquidity explains, and remember the token's price is a bet on the stock plus a layer of crypto-rail risk on top.
How to buy Intel xStock (INTCx) in Phantom
Buying INTCx takes a few minutes once your Phantom wallet holds SOL or USDC, but the first step is different from any memecoin on this site: confirm you are allowed to hold it. xStocks are not offered to US persons or in other prohibited jurisdictions, and the issuer's page for this token says plainly "not available in the USA."
- Confirm you're eligibleThe issuer states xStocks are not intended for distribution in the United States, to any US person, or in any other prohibited jurisdiction. Check the current restrictions in the issuer's legal documentation before funding a purchase; Phantom does not vet eligibility for any token, so this check is yours to make.
- Install Phantom and secure your walletDownload Phantom as a mobile app (iOS or Android) or browser extension and create or import a wallet. Write your Secret Recovery Phrase on paper and store it offline; anyone who obtains it controls every asset in the wallet, and Phantom will never ask for it.
- Fund your wallet with SOL or USDCYou need SOL for Solana network fees, which run fractions of a cent, plus SOL or USDC to swap from; the main INTCx pool is quoted in USDC. Buy SOL inside Phantom with a card or bank transfer, or send it from an exchange.
- Paste the mint address, check the premium, and confirmIn the Swap tab, paste the full mint address as the receive token and confirm it reads INTCx on Solana. Compare the quote with INTC's last Nasdaq price, review the estimated output and price impact, which matters on a pool this size, and confirm; the token lands in your wallet once Solana confirms.
Always verify the mint address
The legitimate Solana mint address is the one shown on this page. Cross-reference it against CoinGecko or Solscan rather than search results, because other tokenized-Intel products and outright fakes use the Intel name on Solana. The official issuer channels are xstocks.com and @xStocksFi on X. If the address does not match exactly, stop.
What you actually hold, and what it costs
After the swap you hold a Solana token that the issuer backs with an Intel share in custody: a claim on the share's value, not a brokerage position, not a vote, and not something you can redeem with Intel. Network fees are fractions of a cent; the real costs are the swap's price impact and slippage, plus any premium the on-chain price carries over the Nasdaq price at the moment you buy, which is easy to miss outside market hours.
Phantom (self-custody) | Centralized exchange | |
|---|---|---|
Who holds your keys | You | The exchange |
Who can freeze funds | Nobody | The exchange can |
Buy path for INTCx | Direct in-wallet swap | Listed on Kraken; eligibility rules still apply |
What is Intel xStock?
Intel xStock (INTCx) is a tokenized tracker of Intel Corporation, the Nasdaq-listed chipmaker whose shares went from about $20 in August 2025 to roughly $100 at capture on a turnaround led by CEO Lip-Bu Tan, backed by a roughly 10% US government stake and a $5 billion Nvidia investment, and confirmed by second-quarter 2026 revenue growth of 25.4% (Intel). The token is part of the xStocks program, issued by Backed Assets (JE) Limited, a Jersey special-purpose vehicle that became part of the Kraken group when Kraken acquired Backed Finance in December 2025 (Kraken blog). Each token is backed one-for-one by an Intel share held with a third-party custodian, holders get no shareholder rights, and the issuer offers redemption through Backed for a fee or sale on Kraken (Kraken). The Solana mint on this page is one of several deployments, with others on Ethereum, Arbitrum, and BNB Smart Chain, and its first Solana pool opened around March 23, 2026, which is why this page's supply figures cover the Solana token only and its $8.3 million "market cap" is the Solana float rather than Intel's roughly $526 billion value.
Where a memecoin's story is its meme, INTCx's story is Intel's. The company's value now rests on whether its 18A manufacturing process and Panther Lake chips ship at scale, whether Intel Foundry wins outside customers, and how long AI datacenter demand outruns supply. The token inherits every headline the stock does and none of the standing: there is no vote, and Intel's dividend, suspended since late 2024, would arrive as a balance change through the issuer's multiplier if it ever returns. Trading on Solana runs around the clock in Raydium pools that held about $42,000 in the main INTCx/USDC pair at capture, while roughly 2,550 wallets held the token and about 83,000 of the 416,352 tokens minted on Solana were counted as circulating.
Is INTCx safe?
Safety here is about structure, not rug pulls. Four checks and one mindset.
- Issuer and custodian
- The 1:1 claim is only as good as the custody arrangement behind it. The issuer documents segregated custody accounts and an independent Security Agent that can liquidate collateral for holders if the issuer defaults; read those documents rather than taking a summary on faith.
- Eligibility
- xStocks are not offered to US persons or in other prohibited jurisdictions, and only onboarded, KYC-whitelisted participants can redeem tokens for shares. If you cannot redeem, your exit is the on-chain market or Kraken.
- Issuer controls on the mint
- The Solana mint is a Token-2022 token with active mint and freeze authorities, a permanent delegate that can move tokens from any wallet, a pause switch, and a multiplier for corporate actions, which RugCheck flags as high-severity risks. For a regulated security token these are the issuer's compliance tools, not a scam signal, but they mean the issuer can freeze or move tokens in ways a memecoin's contract cannot.
- Premium or discount
- Because the token trades around the clock against a price that stops moving at the Nasdaq close, and because its pools are shallow enough to have printed a $608 "high" that Intel never traded at, check INTCx against INTC's last print before you buy or sell, especially on weekends, and match the mint address on this page character for character on Solscan before every swap.
The mindset: treat INTCx as a single-stock position in a company mid-turnaround with crypto plumbing underneath it. Size it like a stock, verify it like a token, and never share your Secret Recovery Phrase with anyone, including anyone claiming to be Phantom Support.
Intel xStock FAQ
The market capitalization of INTCx is $11M as of Oct 29, 2026.
Market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the current price of INTCx by its circulating supply. It reflects the overall value of the token in the market and helps gauge its relative size compared to other cryptocurrencies.
The daily trading volume of INTCx is $2.9M as of Oct 29, 2026.
Trading volume can fluctuate based on market conditions, investor activity, and overall demand for INTCx.
The total supply of INTCx is 416.35K.
The circulating supply, which represents the number of INTCx currently available in the market, is 116.71K as of Oct 29, 2026.
INTCx can be bought and traded on a variety of cryptocurrency platforms, including Phantom!
Intel xStock (INTCx) is a tokenized tracker whose price is designed to follow the Nasdaq-listed common shares of Intel Corporation, the chipmaker whose stock has roughly quintupled since August 2025 on a turnaround backed by the US government and Nvidia. It trades as a Solana token, with other deployments on Ethereum, Arbitrum, and BNB Smart Chain, and is issued under the xStocks program by Backed Assets (JE) Limited, part of the Kraken group. The verified Solana mint address is the one shown on this page.
Yes, according to the issuer: each INTCx token is backed one-for-one by an Intel common share held by a third-party custodian, with segregated accounts and an independent Security Agent able to liquidate the collateral for holders if the issuer defaults. That is the issuer's documented structure, not an independent guarantee, and the token is a claim on the share's value rather than the share itself. Read the prospectus and final terms before relying on it.
First confirm you are eligible, since xStocks are not offered to US persons or in other prohibited jurisdictions. Then fund your Phantom wallet with SOL or USDC, open the Swap tab, and paste the mint address shown on this page as the token to receive rather than searching by name. Compare the quote with INTC's last Nasdaq price, review the estimated output and price impact, then confirm; INTCx lands in your wallet once Solana confirms.
Anyone the issuer's restrictions do not exclude. The issuer states xStocks are not intended for distribution in the United States, to any US person, or in any other prohibited jurisdiction, and its page for this token says "not available in the USA." Phantom does not vet eligibility for any token, so the check is yours to make before you buy. Redeeming tokens directly for shares is narrower still: only onboarded, KYC-whitelisted participants can use the primary market.
Backed Assets (JE) Limited, a Jersey special-purpose vehicle, issues INTCx under the xStocks program; Backed Finance became part of the Kraken group when Kraken acquired it in December 2025. Intel Corporation has no role in the token beyond being the company whose shares back it, and Phantom lists it without any affiliation to the issuer, to Kraken, or to Intel.
No vote, and dividends only as balance changes. The issuer states that holding tokenized equities conveys no shareholder rights, and any dividend or split is reflected through an on-chain multiplier that adjusts your token balance rather than paying cash. Intel suspended its dividend in late 2024 and had not reinstated it at capture, so in practice the multiplier would only apply to corporate actions until that changes.
A brokerage share makes you an Intel shareholder with voting rights, traded during Nasdaq hours through a regulated intermediary. INTCx is a token that tracks the share's value, trades around the clock in a self-custody wallet, carries no vote, and depends on the issuer's custody and redemption structure holding up. It also adds crypto-rail risks a share does not carry: a $42,000 on-chain pool, issuer freeze and delegate powers, mint verification against copycat tokens, and eligibility rules.
Pricing information is provided for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Market data is provided by third parties and Phantom makes no representation as to the accuracy of the information.
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