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Buy stocks with USDT or USDC: Apple, Nvidia and Tesla on Solana

You hold USDT or USDC and want Apple, Nvidia or the S&P 500 without opening a US brokerage account. You can, with tokenized stocks. Here is what to know first.

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Can you buy stocks with USDT?

Yes, but not the share on an exchange: you buy a tokenized stock, a token on the Solana network built to track the price of the real share. INVERSHA uses xStocks, which end in an «x»:AAPLx, NVDAx, SPYx. You pay with the same USDT or USDC you already hold, without converting it to fiat.

The difference matters: you are not a registered shareholder of the company, you hold an issuer's token that tracks its price. The tokenized stocks guide explains it in detail.

What you need

  • USDT or USDC on an exchange or in your wallet.
  • The ability to send it over the Solana network: that is where xStocks live.
  • An INVERSHA account with a portfolio in the same currency you will deposit (USDT or USDC).

Step by step

  1. Create your account and open a portfolio in USDT (or in USDC, if that is what you have).
  2. Copy the deposit address and send from your exchange choosing the Solana network. The first time, send a small test amount (how to send over Solana).
  3. Turn on Autopilot and choose how much of your balance it can use. The engine buys stocks with your USDT when news with evidence justifies it —earnings, a launch, a Fed decision— and explains every buy in plain words.
  4. Each position enters with a loss limit and a target. When it is sold, the money returns to your portfolio in the same currency: if you deposited USDT, you get USDT back.

Want to see it first? Open a practice portfolio: it trades with real news, prices and fees, but with play money.

Which stocks are available

Today the catalog has 62 US stocks —Nvidia, Apple, Tesla, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, JPMorgan, Exxon Mobil, TSMC and more— plus funds that track whole indexes or gold: Gold, S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, Nasdaq-100 ×3 (TQQQ). Thefull list of assets is always up to date.

What it costs

  • Sending over Solana: cents. INVERSHA fronts the network fee.
  • Buying and selling: each trade pays the costs of the market where it runs (protocol fee and price difference), shown before every buy.
  • INVERSHA: 10% of each month's net realized gain, with a high-water mark —a losing month pays nothing—. Details in the Terms.

Market hours and liquidity

The token trades at any hour, but the real share only trades when the New York Stock Exchange is open. Outside those hours there is less liquidity and the token price can drift from the share. That is why the engine buys half size after hours and, before selling on price, confirms the token's real price.

Risks

Stocks go up and down, and a stock token adds the risk of its issuer, its contracts and the Solana network. USDT has its own risk too (USDC vs USDT). Investing means you can lose money, even all of it, and INVERSHA is not an investment adviser.

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