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Invesco QQQ Tokenized Stocks Now Available as Collateral on Jupiter Lend




 Tokenization continues to expand across Solana’s DeFi ecosystem. Tokenized Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) is now available on Jupiter Lend, bringing exposure to one of the most widely held Nasdaq-100 funds into Solana’s lending market.


What’s New

QQQ tokenized stocks issued by xStocks and Ondo can now be used as collateral on Jupiter Lend. Users can deposit QQQ and borrow against it:

  • Borrow assets: jupUSD and USDC
  • Market size: $800K

Why It Matters

Until now, holding a stock-linked asset and accessing liquidity usually meant selling part of the position. With QQQ available as collateral, users can keep their exposure while unlocking liquidity on-chain.

This also opens up more advanced strategies. Leverage and unwind features can be used at key price areas, giving traders more flexibility in how they manage a position. As always, borrowing amplifies both gains and losses, so position sizing and liquidation risk deserve careful attention.

The Bigger Picture

The addition shows tokenized real-world assets moving beyond simply being held and traded. They are becoming usable building blocks in DeFi, with Solana lending markets among the early venues. For QQQ holders, that means a new way to put an existing position to work.

Not financial advice (NFA). Do your own research before making any investment decision.

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