GOOGLx — Alphabet tokenized stock yield
GOOGLx is the xStocks token that tracks Alphabet on Solana, and it currently pays through 4 of the five channels this page tracks. The headline is the delta-neutral funding position — hold GOOGLx spot, short the GOOGL perp on Orderly — paying +7.33%annualized after both venues' fees. Lending it on Kamino pays +0.00% plus xPoints. The GOOGLx/USDC pool on Raydium earned +12.44% in fees over the last seven days on $354.00K of liquidity. Underneath it all, Alphabet pays a +0.40% dividend, which xStocks reinvests as more tokens.
The funding leg
Earning on GOOGL — without the price risk.
The position: buy GOOGLx here (spot, in your own wallet), short the same size of GOOGL perp on Orderly. The stock's moves cancel between the two legs; what is left is the funding the short collects — plus the dividend the spot side keeps reinvesting. Right now that nets +7.33%annualized after both venues' taker fees at a seven-day hold, and the round-trip fees are earned back in about 4.1d.
| Venue | Funding / period | 8h basis | Annualized | Open interest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Orderlythe short leg | +0.0100%every 8h | +0.0100% | +10.9% | $14.31K |
 Pacifica | +0.0013%every 1h | +0.0100% | +10.9% | $64.71K |
 Ondo | +0.0006%every 1h | +0.0050% | +5.5% | $829.81K |
 Paradex | +0.0050%every 8h | +0.0050% | +5.5% | $2.16K |
 Hyperliquid | +0.0006%every 1h | +0.0050% | +5.5% | $62.39M |
 Vest | +0.0006%every 1h | +0.0046% | +5.0% | — |
 Lighter | +0.0004%every 1h | +0.0032% | +3.5% | $1.19M |
 Aster | +0.0000%every 8h | +0.0000% | +0.0% | $260.38K |
 Binance | +0.0000%every 8h | +0.0000% | +0.0% | $17.48M |
 Bitget | +0.0000%every 8h | +0.0000% | +0.0% | $7.85M |
 Bybit | +0.0000%every 8h | +0.0000% | +0.0% | $1.90M |
 Variational | +0.0000%every 8h | +0.0000% | +0.0% | $1.40M |
 Nado | -0.0008%every 1h | -0.0062% | -6.8% | $276.16K |
A positive rate means longs pay shorts — the delta-neutral position collects it. Rates are each venue's own funding period, restated on an 8-hour basis so they compare; funding is a floating rate and can flip before it has paid the fees back. Alphabet reports earnings on Jul 22 (issuer-confirmed): funding on equity perps typically spikes around the date — and so does gap risk on the hedge. The full funding read on the underlying is on the GOOGL coin page.
The lending shelf
Where GOOGLx lends — and what it pays to sit there.
Deposit GOOGLx into a lending market and it earns supply APY while staying withdrawable — and usable as collateral to borrow against. On Kamino, xStocks deposits also earn xPoints on top of the rate. Prefer the quote side? USDC supplied to the same xStocks market pays +3.81%.
| Market | Supply APY | Borrow APY | Max LTV | Supplied |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Kamino ↗xstocks market | +0.00% | +3.68% | 60% | $2.57M |
Supply rates float with utilization — a market where borrowing picks up pays more, then less. Lending is smart-contract risk on top of the token itself; the supplied column is the size already trusting each market.
The pools
LP fees on GOOGLx — paid for holding both sides.
Provide GOOGLxand the quote asset to a Raydium pool and every swap through it pays you its fee. The APR below is what the pool's fees actually earned, not a projection.
| Pool | TVL | Fee tier | APR 24h | APR 7d |
|---|---|---|---|---|
GOOGLx/USDC ↗Raydium | $354.00K | 0.25% | +19.57% | +12.44% |
GOOGLx/IDLE ↗Raydium | $18.18K | 1.00% | +82.62% | +34.51% |
WSOL/GOOGLx ↗Raydium | $6.18K | 1.00% | +48.41% | +19.04% |
LP is not a free yield: when GOOGLx moves against the quote asset the pool rebalances against you (impermanent loss), and a fee APR earned on a thin pool can vanish when the volume does. TVL is the honest context for the rate next to it.
FAQ
GOOGLx, answered
What yield does GOOGLx pay right now?
Through 4 channels: delta-neutral funding at +7.33% net APR (short the perp on Orderly); lending at +0.00% on Kamino with xPoints; Raydium LP fees at +12.44% 7-day APR in GOOGLx/USDC; a +0.40% dividend auto-reinvested as more tokens. Every number is live from the venue quoting it and refreshes with the page; the routes to act on each are one click away above.
What is GOOGLx?
GOOGLx is a tokenized stock from the xStocks program: an SPL token on Solana that tracks Alphabet (GOOGL), backed one-for-one by the underlying shares held by the issuer. It trades around the clock on Solana venues even when the stock market is closed, and dividends the underlying pays are reinvested as additional tokens rather than paid out. Its mint address is XsCPL9dNWBMvFtTmwcCA5v3xWPSMEBCszbQdiLLq6aN.
How does the delta-neutral yield on GOOGL work?
Hold GOOGLx spot and short the same size of GOOGL perpetual on Orderly. The two legs cancel the stock's price moves, so what remains is the funding rate the short side collects — currently +7.33% annualized net of both venues' taker fees at a seven-day hold, with the round-trip fees earned back in about 4.1d. Funding floats: it can compress or flip sign, which is why the venue table on this page shows every quote, not just the best one.
Where can I lend GOOGLx, and what does it pay?
Kamino pays +0.00% supply APY on $2.57M already supplied. Kamino deposits also earn xPoints. If you would rather lend the quote side, USDC in the same xStocks market pays +3.81%. Deposits stay withdrawable and can be used as collateral to borrow against.
When does Alphabet report earnings next?
Jul 22 (2026-07-22) — an issuer-confirmed date, not an estimate. Earnings matter to every channel on this page: funding on equity perps typically spikes into the print, which fattens the delta-neutral yield, but the overnight gap the report can cause is exactly the risk the hedge cannot remove while the market is closed.
What are the risks of earning yield on GOOGLx?
Each channel carries its own. The delta-neutral position hedges price but not a funding flip or a venue failure; lending and LP add smart-contract risk, and LP adds impermanent loss when GOOGL moves against the quote asset; a Pendle fixed rate is only fixed when held to expiry. Underneath all of them sits the token itself: GOOGLx is an issuer-backed wrapper, so you hold issuer and custody risk that a plain share does not have. Nothing on this page is investment advice — it is the live numbers, side by side.