CONI tokenized versions
Compare every tokenized CONI
Sorted by market cap plus volume. "vs. share" is the token price against the real share's after-hours price; amber means the token trades at a premium, blue at a discount. "Where to trade" lists the top venues by 24h volume on CoinGecko, or the issuer venue where we have no venue data. Eligibility notes summarise each issuer's own docs (see Issuers).
| Token | Issuer & eligibility | Chain | Token price | vs. share | Mkt cap | 24h vol | Where to trade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| aCONIGraniteShares 2x Short COIN Daily ETF aStock | Anchored aStocks Not verified from issuer docs; third-party research says no US persons. |
ArbitrumBNB ChainBase+3 | $27.58 | -0.61% | — | $0 | astock.fi (issuer venue) |
Data as of Oct 22, 2026 10:29 PM ET. A dash (—) means the data was not available. "n/a" means the token is more than ±25% from the share price, likely because it is not 1:1 or its price is stale, so no gap is shown.
What is tokenized CONI?
Tokenized CONI is a blockchain token designed to track the price of GraniteShares 2x Short COIN Daily ETF (CONI) shares. Each issuer structures it differently: some hold the real share 1:1 in custody for token holders, and others issue a debt note or certificate that pays like the share. In most cases the holder does not become a registered shareholder and has no voting rights. Tokens can trade around the clock, so their price can drift away from the share price while the stock market is closed.
Which versions exist?
OnchainTicker tracks 1 tokenized version of CONI from 1 issuer. The largest by market cap is aCONI (Anchored aStocks) and the most traded in the last 24 hours is aCONI (Anchored aStocks). At the last update (Oct 22, 2026 10:29 PM ET), the versions with a fresh price ranged from -0.61% (aCONI) to -0.61% (aCONI) against the after-hours share price.
- Anchored aStocks: 1 token (aCONI). Not verified from issuer docs; third-party research says no US persons.
Can US residents buy it?
Most versions are not offered to US persons. Check each issuer's terms before buying.
Not financial advice. A tokenized stock is a claim on its issuer, not the share itself. Compare the issuer structure, redemption rights and liquidity before you trade.