TristockOne stock. Three chains. Three prices.
NVDA trades as a token on Robinhood Chain, on Solana as an xStock and on Ethereum as an Ondo token, each in its own pools at its own price. Tristock puts the three side by side against Chainlink, live, so you can see where a stock is cheapest before you buy it.
Robinhood Chain
Solana
EthereumSame share, different pools.
All three issuers say their tokens track the real share, but each token trades in its own on-chain pools. A quiet hour on Solana, a big buyer on Ethereum or a thin pool on Robinhood Chain moves one price and leaves the other two where they were.
Chainlink's feed is the reference. The dot shows how far each venue sits from it, within 1.5% either side.
The widest gaps right now.
Stocks listed on at least two venues, sorted by the gap between the cheapest and the dearest venue.
| Stock | Chainlink | Cheapest | Dearest | Gap |
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Questions.
Where do the prices come from?
Chainlink's feeds on Robinhood Chain for the reference, DexScreener for the Robinhood Chain and Ethereum pools, and Jupiter for Solana. Refreshed every minute.
Are the three tokens the same thing?
They track the same share but come from different issuers with their own terms, and they can't be moved between chains as one token. Read each issuer's terms before buying.
Can I buy from here?
Each row links to the venue's swap: Uniswap on Robinhood Chain and Ethereum, Jupiter on Solana. Tristock itself holds nothing and takes no fee.
What about my own holdings?
The app's Portfolio tab reads an EVM address and a Solana address and shows your tokenized stocks on all three chains in one list.