xStocks Monad Contracts: 12 Live, Small Beside Solana

A query to Monad's public RPC on October 7, 2026 returns live contract code for 12 xStocks Monad tokens, from NFLXx to MSFTx. Each reports a supply and 18 decimals. None of them is large. NVDAx on Monad stands at about 8,663 tokens, against roughly 321,812 on Solana.

Monad's own post said xStocks general manager @valgui announced a native deployment, covering over 1,100 tokenized equities. That news came from the network's Open event on October 6. The xStocks product page carries Monad addresses for only 12 tokens, which is far short of that number.

Monad's post on the Open event, October 6.

xStocks Monad contracts predate the stage announcement

Monad's public node keeps only a few days of history, and its oldest block is from October 1, 2026 at 21:31 UTC. The NFLXx contract already had code at that block. That puts the xStocks Monad deployment more than four days ahead of the announcement.

Addresses on the xStocks site match the ones on Ethereum for the same tickers, which makes them easy to check by hand. Supply is the thing that separates the chains.

Small beside Solana

Solana remains the main home for xStocks. Set each xStocks Monad supply against the Solana mint for that stock, and the ratios run from 2.4% for TSLAx to 15.5% for McDonald's MCDx. NVDAx is at 2.7%. NFLXx is the biggest Monad contract by count, at 44,200 tokens, which equals about 2.9% of its Solana supply of 1.55 million. The two pharma names, MRKx and AZNx, hold about 20,874 and 18,999 tokens.

Token counts say little about dollars, since each token tracks one share. Still, they show the starting size. Any venue listing these needs liquidity first, and a few thousand units per contract will not support deep order books yet.

Related reading on the broader stock-token race: Binance's stock perpetuals and Robinhood Chain's DEX volume both sit in the same corner of the market.

Monad is one of eleven chains on the list

Each token entry on the product page maps to an address on every chain it supports. For META, that means Ethereum, Solana, TON, Ink, BNB Chain, Tron, Mantle, X Layer, Arbitrum, Optimism and Monad. A twelfth slot for Arc is there too, with no address filled in.

Most of the EVM entries share one address, so the Monad contract for each stock sits at the same string as its Ethereum one. Solana, TON and Tron use their own formats. That shared-address pattern is why the contracts were easy to find and read directly from the node.

Robinhood lists MON the same day

Robinhood's app account posted at 13:03 UTC on October 6 that MON is available to trade in the app and on Robinhood Legend. The company's crypto availability page now lists Monad (MON) with every column marked yes. Monad's price barely reacted.

CoinGecko's hourly series has MON at $0.02936 at 06:00 UTC on October 6, after the xStocks news. It read $0.02906 at 13:00 UTC, just before Robinhood posted, and $0.02903 an hour later. By 06:01 UTC on October 7 it was $0.0271, about 7.4% lower over 24 hours and roughly 21% under its October 4 level of $0.03445.

Market capitalization sits near $320.6 million on CoinGecko. DefiLlama counts $1.018 billion of total value locked on the chain.

Robinhood's post listing MON.

One detail links the Robinhood listing to xStocks Monad. Robinhood's own stock token, HOODx, is among the 12 contracts, with about 26,869 tokens in supply.

Prices come from CoinGecko at the times given and will have moved. This is a read of public data, not advice to buy MON or any stock token.