Eli Lilly xStock
Eli Lilly xStock price today and market data
What moves the LLYx price?
LLYx is not a memecoin and does not need a price prediction. It is designed to track one number, the share price of Eli Lilly and Company on the New York Stock Exchange, so the useful questions are what moves that stock and how faithfully the token follows it. Lilly is the largest drugmaker in the world by market value, carried there by its weight-loss and diabetes drugs, and this token inherits every move in that story. This is not investment advice.
How the tracking works
- 1:1 backing
- Per the issuer, "each LLYx digital token is backed 1-1 by real Eli Lilly & Co. 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). At capture the token traded at $1,190.04 against a live share price of $1,190.78, a gap of a few cents, which is what the arbitrage is supposed to produce.
- Dividends arrive as a balance change
- Lilly pays a quarterly dividend, and the issuer reflects dividends and splits through an on-chain multiplier rather than a cash payment (xStocks docs). The Solana mint's multiplier stood at about 1.0043 at capture with a step to about 1.0053 recorded, a rise of roughly a tenth of a percent that lines up with one quarter of Lilly's dividend at its current price. Your token count does not change; each token's displayed balance does.
- Around-the-clock trading against a price that sleeps
- LLYx trades whenever Solana is live, but the reference price only moves during US market hours. Overnight and weekend trades reflect what a very small number of traders expect at the next open.
What drives the underlying share, and where the token can diverge
Eli Lilly's stock is a bet on the GLP-1 franchise: Mounjaro and Zepbound for diabetes and obesity, an oral obesity pill whose sales update sent the shares up 3.5% on the day of capture, and a pipeline behind them. Kraken's own page data put Lilly's market value near $1.06 trillion on about 891 million shares, with the stock at $1,190.78 in a 52-week range of $712.05 to $1,292.65 (Kraken). The same day's headlines had Lilly's CEO claiming a 70% share of a Medicare GLP-1 program that had reached 700,000 seniors, a Guggenheim price-target raise on weight-loss demand, and Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone predicting $2,000 a share within a few years (Google News). What moves the stock from here is obesity-drug demand and pricing, Medicare and government pricing policy, competition from Novo Nordisk and oral challengers, trial readouts, and quarterly results. Read Lilly's filings for the business; nothing here forecasts its earnings or its stock.
Where the token can diverge from the stock. The gap between LLYx and LLY is mostly a liquidity story. At capture there was exactly one working market on Solana, a Raydium LLYx/USDC pool holding about $5,400, with roughly $445 of volume over the prior day across 40 trades; three other pools existed with reserves under $65 (GeckoTerminal). A $1,000 order is close to a fifth of that pool, so a single buyer can print a price well away from the share price and the next arbitrage may take hours. CoinGecko records an all-time high of $1,304.12 on September 7, 2026, within a percent of the stock's 52-week high, which is what good tracking looks like when someone is actually trading; its all-time low of $624.79 dates to August 8, 2025, before the Solana pool existed, and belongs to one of the token's other chains. Issuer and custodian risk sit underneath the 1:1 claim, and redemption is not open to everyone, so a retail holder who wants out sells into that pool at whatever it pays. To evaluate any LLYx price: compare it to LLY's last NYSE print, ask whether the gap is bigger than a $5,000 pool explains, check whether US markets are open, and remember the token's price is a bet on the stock plus a layer of crypto-rail risk on top.
How to buy Eli Lilly xStock (LLYx) in Phantom
Buying LLYx takes a few minutes once your Phantom wallet holds SOL, 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 so plainly.
- Confirm you're eligibleThe issuer states xStocks are not available in the United States, to any US person, or in other jurisdictions where they lack authorization, including the United Kingdom. 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, and either SOL or USDC to swap from; the only working LLYx pool is quoted in USDC, so Phantom's router will convert SOL first. Buy SOL or USDC inside Phantom with a card or bank transfer, or send them from an exchange. One token costs more than $1,000, so decide whether a fraction is what you want.
- Paste the mint address, size the order to the pool, and confirmIn the Swap tab, paste the full mint address as the receive token and confirm it reads LLYx on Solana. Compare the quote with LLY's last NYSE price, and watch the price-impact figure: with about $5,400 in the pool, even a few hundred dollars moves the quote. Confirm, and 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 at least three other tokenized-Lilly products exist, from Ondo Global Markets, Robinhood, and Backpack Securities, plus memecoins named "Lilly" on Solana and other chains with no connection to the company. 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 a Lilly share in custody: a claim on the share's value, not a brokerage position, not a vote, and not something you can redeem with Lilly. Dividends show up as a slowly rising displayed balance through the issuer's multiplier, not as cash. Network fees are fractions of a cent; the real cost is price impact in a pool this small, plus any gap between the on-chain price and the NYSE price at the moment you buy.
Phantom (self-custody) | Centralized exchange | |
|---|---|---|
Who holds your keys | You | The exchange |
Who can freeze funds | The issuer, through the token's freeze and pause controls | The exchange can |
Buy path for LLYx | Direct in-wallet swap | Listed on Kraken; eligibility rules still apply |
What is Eli Lilly xStock?
Eli Lilly xStock (LLYx) is a tokenized tracker of Eli Lilly and Company, the Indianapolis drugmaker whose GLP-1 drugs Mounjaro and Zepbound made it the most valuable pharmaceutical company in the world, at about $1.06 trillion at capture (Kraken). 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 a share held with a third-party custodian under a custody agreement to which, Kraken notes, Kraken itself is not a party; holders get no shareholder rights, and the issuer offers redemption through Backed for a fee or sale on Kraken. Lilly's quarterly dividend is passed through as a balance multiplier on the token rather than cash (xStocks docs). The Solana mint on this page is one of several deployments, with others on Ethereum, Arbitrum, and BNB Smart Chain per CoinGecko, and it is one of the program's smallest: its first and only real pool opened on Raydium on October 3, 2025, three months after xStocks launched on Solana (GeckoTerminal).
The numbers on this page describe the Solana float, not the company. About 14,780 LLYx have been minted on Solana, and roughly 85% of them sit in one issuer-controlled wallet that also holds the multiplier authority, which is why only about 2,169 tokens, worth around $2.6 million, count as circulating (RugCheck). Some 660 wallets hold the token, the top ten hold more than 99% of supply, and the one working pool held about $5,400 with $445 of daily volume at capture. For comparison, the Tesla and Nvidia xStocks carried Solana market caps near $72 million and $41 million on pools hundreds of times deeper. CoinGecko records an all-time high of $1,304.12 on September 7, 2026, within a percent of the stock's 52-week high, and an all-time low of $624.79 on August 8, 2025, two months before the Solana pool existed, so that low belongs to another chain's deployment rather than to anything Lilly did.
Is LLYx 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 a $5,000 on-chain pool 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 for the whole mint, and the dividend multiplier, all held by a handful of issuer keys (RugCheck). For a regulated security token these are compliance tools and inventory, not a scam signal, but they mean the issuer can freeze or move tokens in ways a memecoin's contract cannot.
- Liquidity
- With one pool this small, the on-chain price can sit far from the share price for hours, and an order of a few hundred dollars moves it. Treat the chart's spikes and dips as pool artifacts until you have checked them against LLY.
The mindset: you are buying Lilly's stock price with Solana rails underneath, and on this token the rails are the thinnest part. Check the NYSE price before every trade, size orders to the pool, verify the mint address every time, and never share your Secret Recovery Phrase.
Eli Lilly xStock FAQ
The market capitalization of LLYx is $20M as of Nov 6, 2026.
Market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the current price of LLYx 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 LLYx is $2.1K as of Nov 6, 2026.
Trading volume can fluctuate based on market conditions, investor activity, and overall demand for LLYx.
The total supply of LLYx is 14,779.93928.
The circulating supply, which represents the number of LLYx currently available in the market, is 14,779.93928 as of Nov 6, 2026.
LLYx can be bought and traded on a variety of cryptocurrency platforms, including Phantom!
LLYx is a Solana token that tracks the share price of Eli Lilly and Company, issued by Backed Assets (JE) Limited under the xStocks program that Kraken acquired in December 2025. Each token is backed one-for-one by a real Lilly share held with a third-party custodian, but holding it conveys no shareholder rights: no vote and no direct claim on the share. Dividends are reflected as a balance multiplier rather than cash. The Solana mint address is the one shown on this page, and its market cap on this page is the Solana float, about 2,169 tokens, not Lilly's roughly $1 trillion value.
Not as cash. The issuer's documentation says dividends and splits are passed through as an on-chain multiplier that changes each token's displayed balance, and at capture the Solana mint's multiplier had stepped from about 1.0043 to about 1.0053, a rise of roughly a tenth of a percent that matches one quarter of Lilly's dividend at its current price. Kraken's page says the token conveys no shareholder rights, so the economic value arrives through the multiplier rather than through any entitlement you could claim from Lilly.
First confirm you are eligible, because xStocks are not available to US persons or in other restricted jurisdictions. Then download Phantom, fund it with SOL for fees plus SOL or USDC to swap from, 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 LLY's last NYSE price, keep the order small relative to the roughly $5,400 pool behind the token, review price impact, and confirm.
Yes. The token is divisible to eight decimal places, so you can buy a fraction of a token, which matters when one token costs more than $1,000. Phantom's swap quotes the amount you receive for the SOL or USDC you put in, so enter the dollar amount you want to spend and check the fraction of a token it returns before confirming.
Very little. Only about 2,169 tokens circulated on Solana at capture, worth around $2.6 million, against Lilly's roughly 891 million shares, and the market cap on this page counts only those Solana tokens. About 14,780 tokens have been minted on Solana and roughly 85% sit in an issuer-controlled wallet as inventory. Tesla and Nvidia xStocks carry Solana floats in the tens of millions of dollars; LLYx is one of the smallest in the program.
Structurally it is a regulated security token with documented custody, segregated accounts, and a Security Agent for holders if the issuer defaults, and its price at capture matched the NYSE print to within a dollar. The risks are the issuer and custodian relationship you cannot verify on-chain, the issuer's freeze, pause, and permanent-delegate controls over the mint, eligibility rules that shut US persons out of redemption, and above all liquidity: one pool holding about $5,400 sets the price, so a few hundred dollars can move it. Only use funds you can afford to lose.
A brokerage share gives you ownership, a vote, cash dividends, and deep liquidity during market hours. LLYx gives you a token that tracks the price around the clock, settles in seconds on Solana, can be held in a self-custody wallet, and passes dividends through as a balance change, in exchange for counterparty risk on the issuer and custodian, no shareholder rights, eligibility limits, and a pool so thin that the on-chain price can drift from the stock between trades.
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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