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This starter strategy has your Moby Agent trade seven big tech tokenized stocks on Solana: AAPLx, MSFTx, GOOGLx, AMZNx, METAx, NVDAx and TSLAx, paid in USDC. You set the limits, and the agent can ask before every trade. Tokenized stocks track prices but are not the same as owning shares.

People look up tech stocks for a live read on the technology sector, or for a way to get price exposure to the large technology companies in that conversation. This page is the second job. It names seven companies, pairs each one with a tokenized stock on Solana, and shows how Moby Agents can trade that basket in USDC inside limits you set. It is not a buy list, and it does not forecast a price.

A search for tech stocks often means these seven names. Searches for ai stocks often drift toward chip makers, and Nvidia sits in both. This page does not choose one name over the others.

The seven big tech names

The group often called the Magnificent Seven is Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Nvidia and Tesla. The listed ticker is the exchange symbol. The agent buys the tokenized stock, paid in USDC on Solana, not that symbol. Match the mint. A different mint is a different asset.

Alphabet has more than one listed share class. The common class A ticker is GOOGL. The tokenized ticker is GOOGLx.

Apple builds phones, computers and consumer services. The tokenized stock is AAPLx.

Microsoft builds software and cloud products. The tokenized stock is MSFTx.

Alphabet runs search, advertising and cloud businesses. The tokenized stock is GOOGLx.

Amazon runs online retail and a large cloud business. The tokenized stock is AMZNx.

Meta runs social apps supported mainly by advertising. The tokenized stock is METAx.

Nvidia designs chips used for graphics and for AI computing. The tokenized stock is NVDAx.

Tesla builds electric vehicles and energy products. The tokenized stock is TSLAx.

These lines are not a price view. On November 2, 2026, the xStocks products catalog listed these seven with the mints above. xStocks describes that catalog as tokenized equities and ETFs, 1:1 backed.

How tokenized stocks work

A tokenized stock is a blockchain token that tracks the price of a listed company. Holding AAPLx is not the same as holding Apple at a broker: you get price exposure, not a brokerage account in your name and not a vote. Tokenized stocks explained covers the issuer, the custodian and dividends. Other guides are on the Learn hub.

On Solana, these xStocks are tokens you swap. xStocks describes onchain access as 24/7, against a brokerage's limited hours, so the token can trade when the stock market is closed and the price can move away from the last market print. Read the quote before you say yes.

How the agent trades them

A Moby Agent buys and sells these seven tokenized stocks when you ask, or on a schedule you set. Split a fixed USDC amount across the seven. Cap daily buys. Ask first, so you see the tokenized ticker, the amount and the price before anything fills.

You set your agent's limits on max per trade, daily buy volume and market-cap range from the Moby app, and Moby checks them server-side on every buy your agent makes. If a buy sits outside those limits, Moby blocks it.

For this strategy, trade only AAPLx, MSFTx, GOOGLx, AMZNx, METAx, NVDAx and TSLAx. If a plan names any other ticker, do not approve it. Set a market-cap range so a loose instruction cannot wander off to another Solana token.

Each buy is a Solana swap paid in USDC from the agent wallet. Read AI agent guardrails and risk management for AI trading before a schedule. Agent trading on Base, BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain is coming soon. The Moby app supports Solana, Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain, and Base.

Starter prompt

Paste this when you want a plan, not a silent buy. You choose the USDC amount.

When I ask, buy an equal USDC amount of each of the seven big tech tokenized stocks, within my limits, and show me the plan first.

Divide that USDC amount by seven, one quote per tokenized ticker. Show seven lines, and no extra ticker. Leave Ask before every trade on until you have rejected a plan on purpose.

Risks

Seven names from one sector can fall together. If tech stocks as a group move down, this basket moves with them. Equal USDC amounts only stop one name from taking the whole buy.

Prices can move hard in a day, and the tokenized stock can also move when the stock market is closed. The daily buy cap stops a fast day from adding again.

The token tracks a share price. It is not the share. You rely on the issuer, the custodian and the mint in the table. Off hours, the onchain price can differ from the last market price.

Trading crypto and tokenized stocks is risky and you can lose money. Nothing on this page is investment advice.

Related strategies

An AI chip tokenized stocks agent is narrower, and NVDAx overlaps, so do not run both ideas on this agent. A broad market agent is wider. Run one agent at a time. Each user has one agent. You can change its instructions to switch strategies. Start from the Strategies hub. Agentic trading covers how the agent sits next to your own trades. The Marketplace lists other skills for that same agent.

Frequently asked questions

What are the 7 big tech stocks?

The group often called the Magnificent Seven is Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Nvidia and Tesla.

Can I trade tech tokenized stocks with an AI agent?

Yes. A Moby Agent can trade AAPLx, MSFTx, GOOGLx, AMZNx, METAx, NVDAx and TSLAx on Solana, paid in USDC, within limits you set.

Are tokenized stocks the same as shares?

No. Tokenized stocks track the price of a share, but holding one is not the same as owning the share directly.

Can I run this alongside another strategy?

No. Each user has one agent. You can change its instructions to switch strategies.

Is this investment advice?

No. Trading crypto and tokenized stocks is risky and you can lose money.

Try it with a Moby Agent

Set up a Moby Agent with its own wallet and your spending guardrails, then connect it to the AI you use.

You set your agent's limits on max per trade, daily buy volume and market-cap range from the Moby app, and Moby checks them server-side on every buy your agent makes.

Moby Agents trade Solana tokens, paid in USDC, including tokenized stocks.

Each user gets one agent, with its own wallet separate from your main in-app wallet. The agent cannot withdraw or send funds.

Connect it from Codex, Claude Code (CLI) or Grok.

Claude Duet is a research preview. It uses the Moby connector you add in Claude. Moby has not tested trades on Duet yet.

Agent trading on Base, BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain is coming soon.

A 0.75% swap fee (minimum $0.90 per swap), plus onchain fees.

10% of the Moby fee back in $MOBY on every swap, 20% after your first swap, up to 30% as you climb tiers.

Trading crypto and tokenized stocks is risky and you can lose money. Nothing on this page is investment advice.

Setup guides: Codex, Claude Code (CLI) and Grok. Host details and the key are on Moby Agents.

1. Set guardrails in the Moby app. Save max per trade, daily buy volume and market-cap range in the Moby app before the first buy.
2. Fund the agent wallet. Put USDC in the agent wallet. Buys of these tokenized stocks are paid in USDC on Solana.
3. Connect your agent. Connect it from Codex, Claude Code (CLI) or Grok.
4. Paste the starter prompt. Ask for an equal USDC amount of each of the seven tokenized stocks, and for the plan before any buy.
5. Check the seven names. Approve only a plan that names the seven tokenized stocks in the table, and no other ticker, inside your limits.