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GLD on crypto exchanges

SPDR Gold Shares perps and tokenized stocks, 24/7, vs the US market price. US market closed — crypto venues still trading

US price (last close)$384.58NYSEArca
Crypto premium-0.07%average of 10 markets
Venues73 perp · 7 spot
Widest gap+0.45%Gate → Hotcoin
VenuePricevs US priceFunding 24h
Arcus Futures logoArcus Futures ↗Perpetual · GLD/USD$384.44-0.04%—
Gate logoGate ↗Perpetual · GLD/USDT$383.10-0.38%0.000%
MEXC logoMEXC ↗Perpetual · GLD/USDT$384.25-0.09%-0.025%
Gate logoGate ↗Spot token · GLDX/USDT$384.60+0.01%—
Hotcoin logoHotcoin ↗Spot token · GLDX/USDT$384.81+0.06%—
LBank logoLBank ↗Spot token · GLDX/USDT$383.93-0.17%—
LBank logoLBank ↗Spot token · GLDON/USDT$384.68+0.03%—
MEXC logoMEXC ↗Spot token · GLDON/USDT$384.52-0.02%—
Toobit logoToobit ↗Spot token · GLDX/USDT$384.12-0.12%—
XT.COM logoXT.COM ↗Spot token · GLDX/USDT$384.60+0.01%—
Quotes more than 12% from the US price are ignored. Funding is shown for perpetuals, normalised to 24h.

Trading SPDR Gold Shares on crypto exchanges

GLD is listed as a perpetual future on Arcus Futures, Gate, MEXC and a tokenized stock on Gate, Hotcoin, LBank, MEXC, Toobit, XT.COM. These markets trade 24/7 and settle in stablecoins. When the US market is closed, the price on these venues reflects where traders expect GLD to open; the premium above shows how far that is from the last close.

Perpetuals add leverage and a funding rate: positive funding means longs pay shorts. Tokenized stocks are backed by shares but normally don't give voting rights or redemption. See all stocks on crypto exchanges or the GLD funding rates.

Where can I trade GLD 24/7?

GLD trades around the clock on 7 crypto venues: perpetual futures on Arcus Futures, Gate, MEXC, and tokenized GLD on Gate, Hotcoin, LBank, MEXC, Toobit, XT.COM.

Is GLD on crypto exchanges the same price as on the stock market?

Close to it during US market hours. Right now the average crypto price is -0.07% vs the last US close of $384.58.

Do I own SPDR Gold Shares shares if I trade GLD perps?

No. A perp is a derivative that tracks the price; tokenized stocks are backed by shares held by the issuer but usually carry no voting rights and may not be redeemable for the share itself.

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